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Super excited for this one. Greyhaven who are one of the most consistent bands in the scene right now has dropped their newest album "Keep It Quiet".

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Ship For Hopeless

100% agree with you. It sounds really good, but it doesn't get me as hyped as their past stuff. It's kind of getting a little stalish.

kathanya

I really enjoyed this album, but I also haven't heard any of their other albums so coming in fresh with this one it is one of my favorites so far this year! Burn a Miracle and Technicolor Blues were the standouts for me, with Cemetery Sun close behind. I'll have to check out some of their other albums now to see what you are talking about with them feeling the same.

katladyfl

Really liked this album on first listen, but man after a few more listens my love for it has grown even more. Still prefer the last EP, but this was so fun

katladyfl

Damn that opener is so damn good… i say this every time it’s on 😅

Shannan Osnower

This album has grown on me exponentially on subsequent listens. I agree that it doesn’t have as much energy as the previous stuff, but it makes up for its lack of energy with its vocal versatility and melodies. The vocals were a big standout on this album for me!

Samuel Favata

Your first thoughts were exactly mine, underwhelming. But as time passed, after a few more listens this record really hits you. Every band will at one point try something different while trying to keep their original style, and I think this was a great example of elevating their sound to the next level. It isnt meant to be intense based on how heavy and chaotic their sound always has been, it's meant to be heavy in a more atmospheric and emotional aspect. It was a 7/10 at first for me, but has grown into an 8.5/10 at the very least. Best record of theirs so far.

Bryle Cuff

I think Birb's take was pretty wild actually. If you compare their last record and this new one, there is a wide variety of sonic experimentation that we haven't heard in their back catalogue. I was quite shocked by the emphasized Rock-and-Roll, Ballad, Country, and Grunge influences that also retained the technical rhythm section and guitar work that's unmistakably Greyhaven. I can totally understand if Birb was underwhelmed for other reasons, but I feel that the sonic shift in their sound was quite a bit more apparent than Birb may agree with.