On (2017), Enter Shikari seemed to focus more on the stadiums with a less harsh mix of electro and post-hardcore. The opening track of this sixth album by the band from Saint Albans sounds like it was on their early albums (2007) or (2009) could have stood. As you would expect from Enter Shikari, you are hardly allowed a moment of rest. This album is a real rollercoaster ride, on which hardcore,
… dubstep, UK garage, orchestrated pieces, punk and many other styles are strung together. Admittedly, this excess makes a serious appeal to the listener's concentration, but there is also an exciting unpredictability hidden in it. Again this frenzied mix of styles turns out to be a lot more sustainable than everyone predicted on the . (JvQ)more
