Customer Reviews

Dead Moon's Calling

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This album is excellent. This is what all music should sound like. The intro into the album just sets the stage and from there on its just a ride you dont want to end. I found my self not only listening to it in the car to and from work, but also spending most of my extra time in the day walking around my house listening to this in my MP3 player. This album took up alot of my waking hours and i havent gotten tired of it yet. Get it, you wont be disappointed.

Mad Sin has made many CDs. Each one becoming better and better, when "Survival of the Sickest" came out, you thought it couldnt get any better, but you thought wrong.
Songs like "Dead Moon" have good choruses, catchy guitar and singing. Also, "Apes on Parade" have great and strange lyrics, great drums, and truly in the name of psychobilly. Anyone who likes psychobilly, must by this album.

This was a great CD, shipping was fast and the CD was in great condition.

I am a long time Mad Sin fan and they just get better and better. This CD is a must have!!!

NO STARS.
I am very disappointed by this album. It is over produced and the adding of "Guest artists/vocalists" does not make this a good album.
Mad Sin is a highly revered, heavier psychobilly band, but now the "Billy" influence is not even slightly evident in this poor product.
Mad Sin has been around a long, long time, and a bit of progression in their sound is inevitable...BUT I found this album too commercial. But...I guess that commercial edge is what appeals to the target audience of youngsters who totally misunderstand the roots & origins of psychobilly.
(Simply having an upright bass in a band does NOT make a band "psychobilly")

I am sorry I spent money on this album.