Mnemic's second album proves hard work pays off

Anthony Brunelle

The Advocate

The newly formed band Mnemic has released their sophomore album “The Audio Injected Soul,” which is the follow up to their first album “Mechanical Spin Phenomena.” Most bands have to cross their fingers and hope that their second album will help them go somewhere.

For this band, the new album proves that when you try hard and spend lots of time recording, you can release some of
your best work. The album starts off with sick drum beats and guitar riffs from out of this world, which is impressive nowadays. The title track “Dreamstate Emergency” sets you on a ride you’ll never forget. As the album ends it takes a turn into the past with a cover song of Duran Duran’s “Wild Boy’s.”

In all this is a great release and with the sound they have they should do very well. So for a fan of metal, I would say give this group a chance.