H.I.M. (His Infernal Majesty) - Razorblade Romance

Primary Artist
H.I.M. (His Infernal Majesty)
Album Title
Razorblade Romance
Release Date
2000 
Time
 
Review by Antti J. Ravelin
Even though H.i.m.'s main goal seems to be gaining attention from a female audience, Greatest Lovesongs sure was artistically a success. The contrast between Razorblade Romance and the debut, however, is quite large. Melancholy and angst seem a little artificial, while Greatest Lovesongs had a truly pressuring atmosphere all the time. Razorblade Romance forgets all about that, and the whole concept of gothic rock and so-called love metal repeats itself many times during the album. Read More
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