"This sophomore album from American southern goth rockers Bloody Hammers is something of a bold and curious departure from their last release and the band’s self-titled debut album. While the band’s previous work seemed to be based in more gothic realms, like black magic, witchcraft and vampirism, this album seems to be more about, of all things… relationships. Now I’m not one to be emo about this sort of thing and the music itself is hardly that in presentation, but I sort of just shrugged my shoulders as I listened to a disc that incorporated such a dreadfully depressing ballad such as “Science Fiction” and their odd “The Source” cover, which also seems to detail a relationship..."
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