on 2010-08-01 insanedrumz Said:

This is a very good album, both musically and lyrically. The songs are very well structured and I love the huge melodic choruses. The vocals are very sweet sounding and match the nature of the lyrics very well.
The only thing that lets this album down at times is the production. but, overall a great effort. Certainly a band who are not afraid to express themselves, absolutely worth a listen.....
Not Rated

on 2008-10-02 SolitaryMan Said:

Not bad. The symphonic elements are definitely the biggest draws, and the uplifting, grand nature of the songwriting is complemented as such. The vocals don't really do much for me, but the overall package is enjoyable.
Not Rated

on 2008-09-10 nicolamouse Said:

I tried to rate 10 stars but it wouldn't let me go that high!?

'Stumbling To Divinity' is definitely a 10/10!!
Rating: 10/10

on 2008-09-10 nicolamouse Said:

Wow...it's a 10/10 for me!!



How can I possibly top Ryans' outstanding review?



Highroad No:28 are an amazing band to see live, if you get the chance....GO!!



'Stumbling To Divinity' is their awesome new album.I highly recommend it,it's well worth a listen. You'll be hooked on their new sounds in no time!



So folks, click the 'buy now' button and catch them live at one of their upcoming shows you'll have no regrets and have an amazing night watching one of our best! :)






Rating: 10/10

Review:

on 2008-09-10 RyanF Said:

This album is absolute killer. From the outset, the band make it clear that they have moved on from their earlier material (which was just 'ok') The first track greets the listener with a soundtrack-type sound/journey with strange voice samples (everything about God, Porn, Suicide etc) and an underlying strong drum/techno beat with a piano track. 'Divergent Love' then greets the listener as a great rock track, with wonderful melodies, leads, and clean and sweet sounding voice. The lyrics are quite strange, in light of the opening track.

The band further show their immense talent bursting into the rock numbers "Where God's and Lovers Reside", "Wayward Projectiles" and many more...."Bleed Torment Despair" sees the band journey back to their older heavy sound- but this time doing it with utter class, so much better than their previous releases. "Onwards Divinity" would have to be one of the best songs I have ever heard in this "heavier" style, akin Helmet, Crowbar (except this bands singer sings).



The band then finally revert to their somewhat new found rock sound, once again supplying the listener whith catchy riffs, great vocals, and an underlying elctronica (which blends perfectly with the whole sonic direction of the album)

The last track is another strange creation, "Goodbye for now, Strange Reality". It wraps up an excellent album, with it's explosive drum/techno/electronica.

This album leaves me wanting more and more...10/10

Supreme.
Rating: 10/10