Artist: Seemless
Album: Seemless
Label: Equal Vision Records
Tracks: 12
Length:49:26
Review by: Phil Nichols

Seemless is a combination of various bands from the Massachusetts rock scene. Overcast's guitarist, Shadows Fall's drummer, Killswitch Engage's vocalist - the band boasts a pretty impressive resume. However, the squeaky clean production and more rock-oriented sound seperate Seemless from their members' past endeavors.

Though one might expect the band's obvious metal influences to shine through, their Equal Vision debut instead tries to rock more like the Who and Led Zeppelin with the occasional bluesy guitar riff. The sound is initially catchy and intriguing, but this feeling fades a little with repeated listens. After awhile, many of the songs begin sounding the same. The band's sound is also not all that innovative in that Soundgarden and Stavesacre both have made similar records in the past.

If you are a fan of the bands previous efforts, be warned that this is a little different, but it is still a pretty enjoyable listen. If you are looking for a rock album that is decent though it does not have a whole lot of lasting value, then Seemless is just as good as the similar bands in this genre.