This is another review of an recording from Lost breed which continues their mixture of traditional doom metal and hard rock and this is a review of their 1995 album "Save Yourself" which was re-issued by Shadow Kingdom Records in the year of 2013.
'Circles" begins with some heavy bass guitar riffing and then the drums, rhythm guitars and vocals start kicking in along with some melodic elements but also remaining heavy at the same time and halfway through the song there is a brief use of guitar solos and leads being utilized.
"B.A.C" begins with some heavy 70's style metal guitar and bass riffs along with some drums and vocals and a minute later hard rock style guitar solos and leads are added to the song and they come in and out.
''The Gears" begins with some heavy doom metal guitar riffing and leads along with some drums and melodic vocals and halfway throughout the song the guitar leads make a return in certain sections of the song.
"Going Strong" begins with some heavy and melodic guitar riffs along with some drums and vocals and a few seconds back up shouts are added into the song and halfway in the song t here are some powerful bass guitars being added into the mix and towards the end there are some guitar solos and leads being utilized briefly.
"472 C.I Of Death' begins with some heavy, dark and melodic guitar riffing along with some drums and vocals and after a minute there is a brie f use of guitar solos and leads being utilized and towards the end the bass guitars get alot more powerful sounding.
'Lease On Life" begins with some heavy bass riffng which leads to some drums, vocals and heavy and melodic guitar riffs and towards the end there is a brief use of guitar leads and solos being utilized.
"Chop" begins with some heavy guitar and bass riffs along with some leads before the drums and vocals kick in and then t he music starts getting alot heavier sounding and towards the end some guitar leads are added into the song.
"Dragons Of Chaos" begins with some heavy guitar and bass riffs along with some drums and melodic vocals and halfway through the song the guitar riffing starts adding in some melodic elements.
"You Don't Need To Live" begins with some heavy guitar riffs which leads up to some drums and melodic vocals and after awhile the guitar riffs start adding in some melody and towards the end there is a brief use of guitar solos and leads being utilized.
'Tonga Slut" begins with some heavy guitar riffs which leads up to some drums and vocals and towards the end the bass guitars get more powerful and there are also some guitar solos and leads being utilized.
"Simulator" begins with some guitar leads and bass guitars before the drums and melodic guitar riffs start kicking in and adding in some speed metal elements and vocals and after a minute the solos make their return to the song.
'Up The Hill" begins with some heavy guitar riffs and drums which also lead up to some vocals kicking in along with some powerful bass guitars and there are no guitar solos or leads present on this song.
Song lyrics cover darkness and everyday themes, while the production has a very strong, powerful, heavy, old school and professional sound where you can hear all of the musical instruments that are present on this recording.
In my opinion this is another great sounding recording from Lost Breed and if you are a fan of doom metal/rock, you should check out this album. RECOMMENDED TRACKS INCLUDE "Circles" "Going Strong" "You Don't Need To Live" and "Simulator". RECOMMENDED BUY.
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