Yep...it's about the Campaign of Vice that was their near-constant touring after Unhallowed.
I personally disagree with Anarkiska that it's "weak when compared to the imagination of the first album," however.
Obviously, it's not nearly as openly creative, but I think it's admirable that they would write so passionately about what they learned and experienced living the "rockstar life". Personally, I enjoyed it, as the lyrics were written very, very well.
This is merely personal preference, and is NOT an attack on Anarkiska's, or anyone else's opinion, just so we're clear...I'm simply making my diverging opinion known.
Yep...it's about the Campaign of Vice that was their near-constant touring after Unhallowed.
I personally disagree with Anarkiska that it's "weak when compared to the imagination of the first album," however.
Obviously, it's not nearly as openly creative, but I think it's admirable that they would write so passionately about what they learned and experienced living the "rockstar life". Personally, I enjoyed it, as the lyrics were written very, very well.
This is merely personal preference, and is NOT an attack on Anarkiska's, or anyone else's opinion, just so we're clear...I'm simply making my diverging opinion known.