Mercenary - Get Off The Lawn

Review by Scott Stadum

Mercenary's latest album, Get Off The Lawn, is a hard-hitting and dynamic release that showcases the band's impressive musicianship and songwriting skills. From the opening track "The Lawnmower Man" to the closing "The Endless September," the album is a non-stop assault of heavy riffs, intricate solos, and thunderous drums.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Wasted," which features a killer guitar solo and catchy chorus that will have listeners singing along. "The Devil's Own" is another standout track, with its driving rhythm section and haunting vocal melodies.

Throughout the album, Mercenary demonstrates their ability to seamlessly blend different genres, from thrash metal to progressive rock. The band also incorporates electronic elements into some of the tracks, adding an interesting and unique twist to the overall sound.

Summary by Scott Stadum

Get Off The Lawn is a solid album that will appeal to fans of heavy music. Mercenary has once again proven their place as one of the most talented and innovative bands in the genre.