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Track Listings
| 1. Sound Off |
| 2. Drama Queen |
| 3. End Of My Rope |
| 4. Get Up |
| 5. No Apologies |
| 6. Stranger In The Mirror |
| 7. Beautiful Scar |
| 8. Are You With Me |
| 9. The Wind |
| 10. Overloaded |
| 11. Storyteller |
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No Apologies is yet another great offering from Trapt. On the most part heavier and crunchier than 'Only Through the Pain'. A Must for any Trapt fan; You will either love this first listen or it will grow on you very quickly.
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Love the band Trapt and was glad when this album came out. Much much better then their previous album Only Through The Pain, which was a bit emo-ish. But this album goes back to the roots of why I love this band.
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I think Only Through The Pain has been Trapt's best album to date, it had a bit of everything and was a measured improvement on Someone In Control.
Trapt have always had a distinct sound and a seemingly formulaic way of making songs, but there comes a time when that starts to get rather repetitive and wear a little thin, for me that time has come. No Apologies just fails to offer anything new or any form of evolution/improvement from their last offering. No doubt fans will find their favourites, there are some good songs in there including 'No Apologies', 'Drama Queen' & 'Overloaded' but I have a feeling this album will age badly.
I give it 3*. It's ok but just not diverse enough for me, I think they're capable of better and I hope they come back much stronger.
Trapt have always had a distinct sound and a seemingly formulaic way of making songs, but there comes a time when that starts to get rather repetitive and wear a little thin, for me that time has come. No Apologies just fails to offer anything new or any form of evolution/improvement from their last offering. No doubt fans will find their favourites, there are some good songs in there including 'No Apologies', 'Drama Queen' & 'Overloaded' but I have a feeling this album will age badly.
I give it 3*. It's ok but just not diverse enough for me, I think they're capable of better and I hope they come back much stronger.
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