It seems to me that Java Kickback bulit “The Shadow of a Papermill” up to be as intriguing and energetic as 1980s Bon Jovi’s Hard Rock though the album tittle is much more to Prog Rock and its roots go to The Beatles. Okay, “The Shadow of a Papermill” has the finesse the three together. It is a delicate album to listen and cherish as getting a small rose by its petals. Okay, not to Metal to say this but who cares. I don’t. The initial guitar riffing track as “Liar” says that there is a lot to burn though when vocals came the song changes a lot but the guitar riffing is there. Of course, this guitar and no guitar of this album will change my Extreme Metal fans but it’s a start. However, the impression of the tone of voice of Jonh Lennon’s is still there. What can I do?
Right, “The Shadow of a Papermill” isn’t the kind of album that all my fans will try to listen. Well, they’ll be missing a piece of finess as no other band has done here in a while. And finesse is really something that Metal music could use. Ok, many bands use it but not all. It’s a desired feature for all, if you know what I’m saying. Just take a look at “Royal Parasite” and tell me if the gentle mood of the song doesn’t do any good. See the way the guitar solo evolves into the final burst. Amazing. I guess it does a lot.
Java Kickback “The Shadow of a Papermill” was released on March 11th.
Track Listing:
- In the Shadow of a Papermill
- Break the Chain
- Flawed
- Head vs Pavement
- Eye of the Beholder
- Liar
- Royal Parasite
- Odd Soul
- Be Silent
- Cute but Killer
Watch “The Shadow of a Papermill” oficial music video here: