美国Post Hardcore团 年轻有劲,带些电核味 特别的是居然有三位主唱 团员素质整齐,不会因为有三位主唱而互相干扰 其他乐器的表现,依然清晰可听 不抢的电音往往缓冲掉强烈的嘶吼声 This Romantic Tragedy have steadily built up a loyal fan base over the past couple of years, releasing a couple of EPs and gradually maturing over time, they've finally come to the end of the maturation cycle with their first full-length album, Reborn. Reborn isn't your typical post-hardcore/metalcore album, it's refreshing due to it's great execution and it offers a lot from such a stagnant genre. Reborn isn't original and it isn't re-inventing the subgenres of today but its definitely a strong step in the right direction. Reborn has conceptual undertones about certain events that have happened throughout the band members lives (e.g. 9/11) mixed with fiction for dramatic affect. If you enjoy the metalcore/post-hardcore genre then you will enjoy what This Romantic Tragedy have to offer. Sonically, Reborn sounds crisp and heavy. The electronics are injected into the mix adding to the nice palette of sounds already on display. The album is pretty heavy, it generally stays at a set standard of 'heaviness', the only time it really gets softer is with the clean vocals and some synth parts. Sound-wise, Reborn is a post-hardcore/metalcore album at heart but TRT have managed to create their sound which defines them; although they don't really go out of their comfort zone, they don't have any ballad-esque moments or anything disgustingly heavy, it's just somewhere in the middle, sometimes dipping their toes but they rarely go for the full effect. Reborn is an enjoyable album to listen to with plenty of sonically digestable moments which sound sensational.