Metz - Ripped On The Fence Dry Up

Review by Rebecca Clare Smith

Metz's latest album Ripped On The Fence Dry Up is a chaotic and intense ride from start to finish. The Canadian punk trio delivers a raw and unfiltered sound that is both abrasive and captivating.

The album opens with the explosive track "Pulse," which sets the tone for the rest of the record. The band's signature distorted guitars, thunderous drums, and aggressive vocals are on full display throughout the album. Tracks like "Blind Youth Industrial Park" and "Hail Taxi" showcase their ability to create a wall of sound that is both chaotic and melodic.

While the album is heavy and aggressive, there are moments of introspection and vulnerability. The track "No Ceiling" slows down the tempo and allows for a more introspective look at the band's sound. The closing track "A Boat to Drown In" is a haunting and emotional ballad that showcases the band's range and ability to create a powerful and unforgettable sound.

Summary by Rebecca Clare Smith

Ripped On The Fence Dry Up is a must-listen for fans of punk and noise rock. Metz has created an album that is both intense and captivating, showcasing their raw and unfiltered sound.