Now this is some killer music! I’d about had it with the bang-slam-metal-rap,
and then this group called Eve To Adam shows up just in time to relieve
my disdain and to restore my faith in hard rock. "Auburn Slip" is
some powerful stuff. And it’s worth listening to and writing about,
now that’s a change. There is so much crap out there, when you here
genuinely good music you really appreciate it.
Taki Sassaris sings like a man on a mission to mesmerize you with
his electric eel vocal style, biting and snapping at every possible
twist and turn that the music provides (with earrings all the way
through his tits and everywhere else). He does a real good job sounding
right on key for the monstrous slabs of metal that are thrown at him
by Aj Pappas (bass) and Guarav Bali (guitar). Alex Sassaris (drums)
is the anchor at the drum kit; he pounds away frenetically as the
others somehow manage to keep pace. It all comes together quickly
to make music that is all together different, enjoyable, and quite demonstrative.
"All The Same" and "Disgrace" get my vote as the best tracks. Both
songs show the heart and soul of the group without coming off as fabricated
or tasteless. All the strong points of the group are always featured
throughout this CD. It’s produced very smartly.
This New York based group is on their way to cutting a path to rock
stardom. Ahh…this was a breath of fresh air. To think that this is
only the beginning for this group, what lies ahead could be amazing, stay tuned.
1. Into
2. Matador
3. Find Yourself Another
4. Memorial Day
5. Birthmark
6. World Between My Hands
7. Peel
8. Red Door
9. Disgrace
10. All The Same
11. Abandon
