We Came As Romans released their new album, “Spirit and Vigor,” with a tour that purposefully places spirit and vigor into the record. Facing their fears and a world that is becoming undone, the band brings their fans along for the ride. ..
The band’s belief has taken a hit, a hammer-blow if you will, and they’re feeling the effects headfirst. With Darkbloom, they’ve totally let their muse run rampant, giving their all in the process, although not everything seems pretty.
The thunderous instrumentals are a mainstay in the band’s output, and they do not feel outdated at any moment. The band enforces a fresh sound on Darkbloom, and those breakdowns and guitar lines become engaging, properly infusing the record.
We Came As Romans are proud of their new metalcore release, and they know that it will be enjoyed by those who choose to listen. ..
The album continues with the title track, which is a dark and brooding ballad. The lyrics talk about the darkness that has taken over the world and how people may not be able to see the light at the end of the tunnel. It’s a powerful song. Next is ‘The Weight’, which is a ballad about how people are struggling to keep up with the world. The lyrics talk about how people are struggling to make ends meet and how they may not be able to see any other way out. It’s an interesting song. Then there’s ‘The Great Divide’, which is a heavy song that talks about how people are divided between those who believe in democracy and those who don’t. The lyrics talk about how people may not be able to find common ground and may end up going their separate ways. It’s an interesting song. Finally, there’s ‘The Last great american dynasty’, which is a political anthem that talks about how America may have come to an end. The lyrics talk about how America may have become too powerful and what might happen next. It’s an interesting song that could speak to current events in America today.
The album opens with hard instrumentals and evocative vocals. These vocals are clean, and the story keeps on developing, with that chorus being the most infectious on the record. ‘Holding The Embers’ also opens with clean vocals that describe crumbling desires. The chorus, again, is impactful.
We Came As Romans try to break free from the shackles of pain on their latest album, “Came as Romans.” While their lyrical endeavours are darker than most, they mean so much. This is another solid metal album worth a listen.
