Suicide Note - Empty Rooms Review
Of course, every once in awhile the band touches on something that might have worked in more capable hands � for example, the intro to "Merci, Mercy" is a little eerie until it repeats far too many times, and eventually drifts into the far less inspired territory the band is more comfortable in. "Social Leper" and "No Waves" are a little more upbeat than most of the other tracks, but no more listenable.
"Simple Math," to its credit, actually varies the dynamics. "New Eyes" and the instrumental "Ride Out West," probably the best songs on offer here, have a bit of a laid-back classic-rock vibe.
But in the end, there isn't much to salvage � normally, even with a band this bad, it's possible to say the guitarist should move on, or the singer should find better songwriters. But these dudes should all just call it quits.
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