The Humanoid Army - Stories Of War Loneliness And Death

Review by Amy Dunbar

Humanoid Army's album Stories Of War Loneliness And Death is a haunting and powerful exploration of the darker aspects of the human experience. With driving beats, atmospheric soundscapes, and haunting vocals, this album is a journey through the pain, fear, and isolation that can come with war and loss.

The opening track, "No Man's Land," sets the tone with its eerie, almost tribal rhythm and haunting vocals. From there, the album takes the listener through a range of emotions, from the rage and desperation of "Blood and Soil" to the mournful introspection of "The Last Goodbye."

Throughout the album, Humanoid Army's musicianship is on full display, with intricate guitar work, pulsing bass lines, and inventive drumming. The vocals are equally impressive, with frontman John Doe's voice conveying a raw intensity that perfectly matches the album's themes.

Summary by Amy Dunbar

Stories Of War Loneliness And Death is a powerful and thought-provoking album that showcases Humanoid Army's talent and vision. Fans of dark, atmospheric music should definitely give it a listen.