Symbl - Curb Stomp EP

Review by Laura Cavanaugh

Symbl's latest album, Curb Stomp, is a gritty and intense offering that showcases the band's raw energy and passion for their craft. From the opening track, "Rat Race," it's clear that this is an album that's not afraid to get down and dirty.

Throughout the album, Symbl's signature sound is on full display, with heavy riffs, pounding drums, and raw vocals that perfectly capture the band's aggressive spirit. Tracks like "Broken Bones" and "Burnout" are perfect examples of this, with their driving rhythms and intense lyrics that speak to the struggles and challenges of everyday life.

But Curb Stomp isn't just about aggression and intensity. There are also moments of introspection and vulnerability, such as on the haunting ballad "Ghost Town," which showcases the band's versatility and emotional depth.

Summary by Laura Cavanaugh

Curb Stomp is a powerful and impressive album that's sure to satisfy fans of hard rock and heavy metal. With its raw energy, intense lyrics, and powerful performances, it's a testament to Symbl's talent and dedication to their craft.