The only real issue with 'Misadventures' is the fact that not every one of its eleven songs is memorable. This won't be an issue to all, but for the fans looking for another song like 'Stay Away From My Friends,' you won't find it here. Even the softest tracks from 'Misadventures,' such as 'Circles' and 'Bedless,' have some sort of pop-punk rhythm to them.

One thing that may surprise fans though is the surprising lack of slow songs. Pierce the Veil seems well aware of what their talents are, and they capitalize on nearly all of them. However, with the breakdowns in 'Dive In' and 'Phantom Power and Ludicrous Speed,' it almost seems silly to have even worried about it in the first place.

Many people feared that 'Misadventures' would lack the heaviness that was found in previous Pierce the Veil albums. In the opening seconds of the album's opener, 'Dive In,' Pierce the Veil hits you with a wonderfully catchy riff combined with great piano composition behind it. In fact, this album is filled with memorable riffs. Its energetic tempo, led by terrific drumming from Mike Fuentes, is complemented by a stellar guitar riff. For example, the instrumentals in 'Texas Is Forever' are among some of the band's best. To put it bluntly, Pierce the Veil took what worked with their last two releases (such as the instrumentals, songwriting, originality) and improved upon them. Fear not, because 'Misadventures' does not disappoint. Not only was the wait unbearable for some fans, but with Pierce the Veil's excellent prior release of 'Collide With the Sky,' many looked forward to see what they could do to expand and improve their already stellar sound. Without a doubt, expectations for this record were high as can be. Review Summary: When you talk in your sleep, I'll be there to slow your breath.Īfter four years of anticipation, Pierce the Veil's brand new album, 'Misadventures,' is finally here.

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