The Blaster - Garbage Lifestyle

Review by Deborah Simpson Boston

Blaster's album Garbage Lifestyle is a dark and intense journey through the gritty underbelly of society. The band's signature blend of heavy metal and punk rock creates an atmosphere of rebellion and defiance, with lyrics that speak to the disaffected and disillusioned.

The album opens with the driving riff of "Trash Talk," a blistering anthem that sets the tone for the rest of the record. From there, Blaster takes the listener on a wild ride through songs like "Wasteland," "Junkyard Dogs," and "Broken Bottles," each one a visceral expression of frustration and anger.

But it's not all rage and aggression on Garbage Lifestyle. There are moments of introspection and vulnerability as well, particularly on tracks like "Empty Promises" and "Dead End Road." These songs show a different side of Blaster, one that's more introspective and reflective.

Summary by Deborah Simpson Boston

Garbage Lifestyle is a powerful and uncompromising album that showcases Blaster's raw talent and uncompromising spirit. Fans of heavy metal, punk rock, and hard-hitting music in general should definitely give this one a listen.