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HOPESFALL - Magnetic North
| Sputnikmusic.com | | In an interview with Hopesfall's producer for their new album Magnetic North, Mike Watts, the producer in question, mentioned that "they seem a lot more focused" and that "the difference between this record and the last record is the band themselves, in my opinion, have arrived again on what sound they want to have. Where A Types was a transitional record, now, they're pretty set in what they want to be." Looking at Hopesfall's discography, that story may hold true. ...full text |
| | AbsolutePunk | | Hopesfall vocalist Jay Forrest describes his band’s new record, Magnetic North as “A-Types juiced up multiple times,” which is good, since I found that album to be very bland and boring, but it still went on sell over 80k. Produced by Mike Watts (As Cities Burn, As Tall As Lions), who helped Hopesfall mesh seamlessly their sound of clean atmospherics with post-hardcore angst....full text |
| | Lost At Sea magazine | | Unfortunately for Hopesfall, their latest album, Magnetic North, points upward in name only. As for its content, this release only points south. Even with some moderate success, Hopesfall is still a band searching for a musical identity and find themselves unable to be anything but annoying as they sonically stumble about....full text |
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