No Grace - Eating From the Inside

Review by Rowen Bedeau

No Grace's "Eating From the Inside" is a visceral, intense album that showcases the band's ability to blend hardcore punk with elements of metal and post-hardcore. The album's 10 tracks are a relentless assault on the senses, with aggressive guitar riffs, thundering drums, and guttural screams that convey a sense of anger and frustration.

Despite the album's heavy sound, No Grace manages to inject moments of melody and introspection into their songs. The standout track, "Contrition," showcases the band's ability to transition from blistering hardcore to a more melodic sound seamlessly. The lyrics are introspective and deal with themes of regret and self-reflection.

Summary by Rowen Bedeau

"Eating From the Inside" is a powerful album that will appeal to fans of heavy music. No Grace's ability to blend different genres while maintaining their aggressive sound is impressive, and the album is a testament to the band's talent and passion.