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Track List
01) Big Tings
02) That's My Jam
03) Machine
04) Last Chance
05) Tell Me
06) Loud And Clear
07) Alive
08) All This Time
09) Broken Glass
10) Saying It Now
01) Big Tings
02) That's My Jam
03) Machine
04) Last Chance
05) Tell Me
06) Loud And Clear
07) Alive
08) All This Time
09) Broken Glass
10) Saying It Now
3:34
3:16
3:32
3:59
4:41
3:31
3:21
3:02
3:53
4:35
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First Released
2018
Metal
Boisterous
Reggae
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"Big Tings" is the seventh studio album from British rock band Skindred. It was released on 27 April 2018 on the Napalm Records label.
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Big Tings’ is a change in direction that will likely be divisive amongst fans. There’s no doubt there are some killer songs here, but the focus has shifted more to pop rock and catchier compositions.
Opener and album namesake “Big Tings” sets the tone for the rest of the album. Gone are the distorted guitars and chunky riffs. In their place, we have a bass-heavy track that puts Benji’s vocals hooks to the forefront. It’s quite catchy and would be great for radio play, but it’s far from their best work. It does, however, contain some poignant lyrics, and as much of the rest of the album, they’re more introspective and intimate than previous releases.
It’s a good job that the lyrics and vocals are on top form as they’re very much the main focus for many of the songs. “Broken Glass” is impossible not to get stuck in your head and “Loud and Clear” is a great showcase of Benji’s impressive vocal range.
Personally, I enjoyed it, and I welcome a more diverse set of songs for their live shows, but the reduced metal and reggae influences are palpable. This change may help grow their popularity but only time will tell.
Reviewed by Oliver Picken for metalwani.com.
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"Big Tings" is the seventh studio album from British rock band Skindred. It was released on 27 April 2018 on the Napalm Records label.
User Album Review
Big Tings’ is a change in direction that will likely be divisive amongst fans. There’s no doubt there are some killer songs here, but the focus has shifted more to pop rock and catchier compositions.
Opener and album namesake “Big Tings” sets the tone for the rest of the album. Gone are the distorted guitars and chunky riffs. In their place, we have a bass-heavy track that puts Benji’s vocals hooks to the forefront. It’s quite catchy and would be great for radio play, but it’s far from their best work. It does, however, contain some poignant lyrics, and as much of the rest of the album, they’re more introspective and intimate than previous releases.
It’s a good job that the lyrics and vocals are on top form as they’re very much the main focus for many of the songs. “Broken Glass” is impossible not to get stuck in your head and “Loud and Clear” is a great showcase of Benji’s impressive vocal range.
Personally, I enjoyed it, and I welcome a more diverse set of songs for their live shows, but the reduced metal and reggae influences are palpable. This change may help grow their popularity but only time will tell.
Reviewed by Oliver Picken for metalwani.com.
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