Free Lirix & Music Promotion

I feel as though the beats and music carried this album despite the weak lyrics that depended on fluff. Most of the songs contain lines that don’t mean anything to anybody, you know, dance dance, thank you to our fans, I love this faceless girl. I guess the song I feel obligated to bring up is “Face Down” only because it does try to say something. The message of the song being: Don’t beat up girls. . .is that really where they want to take their stand? Not very tough if you ask me, and not very original either. I mean I do appreciate the effort, but anybody can stand on their soapbox and proclaim their manliness with that message without any fear of blowback. It does leave you wondering if the fans of Red Jumpsuit Apparatus feel that righteous or if it is just the bands idea of safe political speech. Platitudes aside however, it is a good song that I would love to dance to if I ever actually danced. At times they seem to stumble into power ballad territory, but that is a territory that I am fond of. They also seem to be genuine fans of the hook, but if that is what it took to get them on the radio then I am sure that they saw it as worth the sacrifice.