Music: Rock
Website: http://www.myspace.com/endeverafter
Country: U.S.A.
Cool songs: Poison, Road to Destruction
This band actually has nothing in common with metal, whatsoever. Fascinated by the 70s and 80s rock scene the guys decided to play something similar, probably for fun and as a tribute. Kiss or Kill is their first full-length album.
This release is a very light proposition, a kind of extremely soft metal (sic!), a kind of harder pop rock. But one is for sure – it is not a stupid compilation for brainless teenagers, because of the fact, that there are moments, when this music aspires to be a tune for a more demanding listener. Very interesting Poison, with dynamic and catchy solo, indicating some metal influences, brings fresh air to the whole. Which is actually a lighter music for listening, when sitting in an armchair and drinking orange juice. A kind of tune most of tired or bored metal heads would not mind hearing. ENDEVERAFTER definitely aim at different kinds of audience, from youngsters to old rockers, from moms and dads, to grandpas. This album is universal, which makes it quite fashionable, although for a short period.
Kiss or Kill has a tendency to be a one-season album, for a one-season star. The songs do not have the power to catch or drag for a longer period of time, only two or three are light enough to be played in the local radio station. So the album and the group itself will sooner or later die in a natural way.
note: 5.5/10
Tracklist
1. I Wanna Be Your Man
2. Baby Baby Baby
3. Gotta Get Out
4. Poison
5. Next Best Thing
6. Tip of My Tongue
7. Road to Destruction
8. All Night
9. Slave
10. From the Ashes of Sin
11. Long Way Home
Total playing time 48:28
Line-up
Michael Grant – vocals, lead guitar
Kristan Mallory – rhythm guitar
Tommi Andrews – bass
Eric Humbert – drums