Volition - Volition

Review by David Pond

Volition's self-titled album Volition is a strong and impressive debut effort. The band's sound is a blend of heavy metal and progressive rock, with intricate guitar work and complex rhythms. The album is full of energy and intensity, with each song showcasing the band's technical proficiency and songwriting skills.

The opening track "Descent" sets the tone for the album, with its fast-paced riffs and driving rhythms. "Fractured" is a standout track with its intricate guitar work and soaring vocals. "The Great Unknown" is another highlight, with its catchy chorus and dynamic shifts in tempo.

Throughout the album, the band shows a willingness to experiment with different sounds and textures. "Solitude" is a haunting acoustic ballad, while "Reverie" features atmospheric keyboards and a more melodic approach.

Summary by David Pond

Volition's self-titled album is an impressive debut that showcases the band's technical proficiency and songwriting skills. Fans of heavy metal and progressive rock will find plenty to enjoy here.