Mental Health - Mental Health

Review by sukmaraharja aulia rachman tarigan

Mental Health, the self-titled debut album by the band of the same name, is a raw and emotional journey through the struggles of mental illness. The album is a mix of punk, grunge and alternative rock, with heavy guitar riffs and intense vocals that perfectly capture the intensity of the subject matter.

The album opens with the track "Anxiety", which sets the tone for the entire album. The lyrics are honest and vulnerable, with lines like "I can't control my thoughts, they're running wild" and "I'm suffocating in my own skin". The track is driven by a powerful guitar riff that perfectly captures the feeling of being trapped in your own mind.

Throughout the album, Mental Health tackles subjects such as depression, addiction, and self-harm with unflinching honesty. The track "Addict" is particularly powerful, with lyrics like "I'm addicted to the pain, it's the only thing that makes me feel alive". The chorus is catchy and memorable, with the repeated line "I can't escape the demon inside".

The album closes with the track "Hope", which provides a glimmer of optimism in an otherwise dark and heavy album. The lyrics are uplifting and empowering, with lines like "I won't let the darkness win, I'll fight until the end". The track is a perfect conclusion to an album that is both emotionally exhausting and cathartic.

Summary by sukmaraharja aulia rachman tarigan

Mental Health's debut album is a powerful and important work of art. It tackles difficult subjects with honesty and vulnerability, and the music perfectly captures the intensity of the subject matter. This is an album that will resonate with anyone who has struggled with mental illness, and it is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates honest and raw music.