Sleeping With Sirens puts their title track right at the beginning of the album, and it starts out promising. The only way to find out would be to listen to the album. The album cover is pretty cool, too, so maybe they will be able to deliver on the same sound they did with their first two albums. It could be a lot of terrible, washy acoustic tracks, but I also heard in an interview that they were trying to go back to their old style, which gives me a lot of hope. Knowing how much their last two albums declined in quality, going into this album was a mixed bag. I am using the term indie lightly here it is more of an acoustic sound they are hitting, but it does not suit them either way. This is what made вЂњMadnessвЂќ, their 2015 release, a lot worse, since indie songs dominated mostly the entire album. While they still gave their audience a plethora of hard rock songs, they also departed a lot to make some indie tracks that do not fit their style at all. In 2013, they released вЂњFeelвЂќ, which was a little different from their first two albums. I am not saying they are revolutionary or anything, but the hardcore, emo style is really one that is easy to pick up and like. They followed this up the year after with вЂњLetвЂ™s Cheer To ThisвЂќ, and from a personal standpoint, I believe both of these albums are great. They released their first album вЂњWith Ears To See And Eyes To HearвЂќ in 2010, and this helped them pick up a lot of their angstyВ teenage fanbase. Sleeping With Sirens is an alternative rock band signed to Rise Records. Sleeping With Sirens just came out with a new album, so I checked that out. Rock is quite an expansive genre, so I feel it would be good for me to do one. I have reviewed a couple of rock songs before, but never a whole album. However, this record is only 10 songs and insanely short, and personally I was left wanting more.Hello, IвЂ™m MusiCommentator, and I have yet to review a rock album. Kellin's vocal work is great, and the overall song writing of this band is surprisingly good for this being a debut CD. This band has a lot of potential, and overall this record is a pretty fun listen. Some of the guitar riffing is actually creative, and a few of the breakdowns are very start-and-stop in form, which is nice. Overall, this album doesn't bring much new to the table. Aaron's part in 'Let Love Bleed Red' is quite the opposite: his singing part is quite lower than Kellin's and compliments the song nicely. Dave is generic at best and helps in no way to the weak song. Dave screams the generic ending in 'Captain Tyin' Knots' and adds a hardcore feel that this album thankfully lacks. He utilizes great off-time drumming in the breakdown of 'With Ears To See' and even executes a few poly rolls in 'Captain Tyin' Knots.'Дў vocalists make guest appearances on this record: Dave from We Came As Romans (worst excuse of a band I've seen in a long time) and Aaron from Copeland (who broke up). Being a drummer, some of the songs are semi-interesting behind the kit though. The drumming on this record is nothing special either.

The bass is audible and in some parts, loud! The bassist is your average joe, however. The production here is clear, concise, and not overdone. In post-hardcore and basically any modern type of heavy music these days, production is way overdone and leaves the listener feeling like they were just handed an artificial experience (I.E. Kellin shines in 'Let Love Bleed Red' 'If I'm James Dean' and 'With Ears To See.' Kellin's natural ability to hit falsetto notes is a great asset to him as well. Kellin's scream sounds unique in a way, although I am reminded by Danny of Drop Dead, Gorgeous.

Kellin single-handedly saves this album at some parts (Dance Gavin Dance's 'Downtown Battle Mountain' anybody?) and keeps this record from getting stale. Kellin Quinn showcases his ability throughout this album whether screaming, singing the love ballad 'Let Love Bleed Red,' or hitting insanely high notes in 'If I'm James Dean' that no man with testicles intact should be able to do. Lets start off with the best thing about this band: the singing. After listening to the old version of 'The Bomb Dot Com' and 'Big Gulps,' I became a fan of this band. I later checked out their myspace that same night and gave them another chance, and let's just say I changed my mind. Since then, they had caught my attention, but in a negative fashion. My friend Josh showed me the title track 'With Ears To See and Eyes To Hear.' There is a distinct part in the song when Kellin sings his lines in rapid-fire fashion, and I laughed out loud from the cheesiness. The first time I ever heard this band, I actually laughed out loud.

Review Summary: Post-hardcore comes with less suck and audible bass! *gaspДЄs of March 23rd, Florida's Sleeping With Sirens' debut album has been out.

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