Description

Senser are back – with the help of their fans. This UK band mixes rap and electronics with heavy metal and this record is their fifth studio album, and it has now been four years since How To Do Battle was released. Since 1995, when their debut Stacked Up was released, Senser have seen members come and go. On this occasion, singer iMMa has arrived to offer her guest vocals to join the rest of the crew and a superb addition. There are many eclectic musical influences audible in every song, led by Heitham Al-Sayed’s impressive, flowing, lyrical style, which can change up at a moment’s notice. They haven’t lost their voice, and they definitely haven’t lost their stick it to the man persona. The constant heavy and melodic guitar work from Nick Michaelson matches perfectly up with Heitham Al-Sayed’s amazing and unique vocals. The feeling of every chord, and the tone of iMMA’s voice is delivered with incredible emotion and aggression. With every drum beat, every scratch, there’s more proof that Senser haven’t lost any of their guile. Wounded Spectre thrives on its dark, scolding, and angst-ridden vocals. I sort of thought about Lemmy here; it’s what he’d sound like if he decided to take up rapping. Break The Order has an anarchic punk vibe to it, and Echelon sees Kerstin Haigh striding in with her beautiful and talented voice. This album pulsates through your veins, and it changes the way people feel. Knowing that Senser is still about and fighting for their right to party with their mesmerising music is very reassuring. Senser is an old flame for some people, a love that your mother has always told you never to go back to. However, seeing this flame and realising how much they have grown, you can tell just how much their music has matured a lot. The eclectic taste which is present throughout the album is proven again by the track Witch Village, which has a Prodigy feel about it, also Chemtrails where two UK hip hop artists, Junior Disprol and Manage are given time to show what they can do. That’s always what Senser have been, and still are, about: helping the next generation.

Track list:
1. Devoid
2. Time Travel Scratch
3. Witch Village
4. Wounded Spectre
5. Break The Order
6. Alpha Omega
7. Liquidity
8. Echelon
9. Chemtrails
10. Let There Be War