MouthBreather - Dollmeat

Review by Greg Ferrett

MouthBreather's album Dollmeat is a gritty and intense ride through the underbelly of punk and metal. The band's raw energy and aggressive sound are on full display, with each track delivering a powerful punch to the gut.

The album opens with the blistering "Rotting Meat," a track that sets the tone for what's to come. The band's frenzied guitars and pounding drums create a chaotic backdrop for the anguished vocals of lead singer Max. From there, the album only gets more intense, with tracks like "Sick and Tired" and "Waste Away" showcasing MouthBreather's ability to channel their rage into a sonic assault.

Despite the album's abrasive sound, there are moments of surprising melody and even beauty. "Bleed" is a standout track that balances heavy riffs with a haunting chorus, while "Dollmeat" features a hypnotic guitar riff that lingers long after the song ends.

Summary by Greg Ferrett

Dollmeat is a powerful and uncompromising album that showcases MouthBreather's raw talent and unbridled passion for punk and metal. It's not for the faint of heart, but for those who can handle the intensity, it's a must-listen.