
TFG1Mike’s Album Reviews:
12 Stones
Beneath The Scars
It has been a long time coming! 12 Stones released their fourth studio album Beneath The Scars on May 22, 2012. Everyone thought that the EP of The Only Easy Day Was Yesterday, was gonna be the next 12 Stones album, but it wasn’t. I love that they released an EP like that, and honestly I’m not missing those songs here on Beneath The Scars.
What I find interesting about this latest entry into 12 Stones’s discography is that it seems to be a slow rockin record. What I mean is that there’ll be a song like Bulletproof, which is heavy guitar riffs and drums. And then the next song in the tracklisting is For The Night, which is not as guitar and drum heavy, and it’s more of a subtle song. The entire album is a cover to cover listen for me. Besides the singles that are currently released, I love the following songs. Psycho, That Changes Everything, The One Thing, Blind, and Pretty Poison.
Track Listing:
01. Infected
02. Bulletproof
03. For The Night
04. Worlds Collide
05. That Changes Everything
06. The One Thing
07. Blind
08. I’m With You
09. Bury Me
10. Psycho
11. Only Human
12. Someone Like You
13. Shine On Me
14. Pretty Poison
This album mixes the sound of theclassic 12 Stones and the new music that they introduce with this album. There have been several band member changes between Anthem For The Underdog, The Only Easy Day Was Yesterday, and Beneath The Scars. I do not think that it’s a bad change, and the band has adapted to the new members. Paul McCoy still has the kickass vocals, and it’s just a well produced album. Overall I’m loving this record, it’s very different, yet the same old 12 Stones. You can get it on iTunes and 12Stones.com
TFG1Mike’s Rating 10/10