Vol. 4 2012 from "boxin' demons" to "flex

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more visceral sound that underscores why U2 earned their reputation as one of the decade's most compelling live acts

The album also offers unconventional survival strategies for those pursuing artistic careers

Care retains Krell's wordplay and delivers Celine-esque melodies and anthemic choruses

This upbeat selection of 11 killer songs makes it clear that The Pink Tiles had serious fun making this album

Vol. 4 2012 from "boxin' demons" to "flexVol. 4 has a diverse mix of heavy metal sounds, with Black Sabbath experimenting amidst the murky drug induced atmosphere. Ozzy Osbourne's powerful vocals shine, while the band takes shots at accessibility but also undercuts their own intent. "Tomorrow's Dream" is a concise and almost radio ready track, while "St. Vitus Dance" has a surprisingly upbeat vibe. The ballad "Changes" fails due to clichd rhymes, and even the heavy "Supernaut" has a funky