Abortion - Wasted Years 1992 2000

Review by Alea Thornhill

Abortion's Wasted Years 1992-2000 is a compilation album that showcases the band's evolution over the years. The album features a mix of punk and metal tracks that are both aggressive and melodic, showcasing the band's versatility.

The album kicks off with "The Truth," a fast-paced punk track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Other standout tracks include "The Voice of the Unheard," a slower, more melodic track that features some great guitar work, and "Broken Dreams," a heavy metal track with a catchy chorus.

One of the strengths of Wasted Years 1992-2000 is the band's ability to blend different genres together seamlessly. The album features elements of punk, metal, and even some grunge, but it never feels disjointed or forced. Instead, the band's unique sound shines through on every track.

Summary by Alea Thornhill

Abortion's Wasted Years 1992-2000 is a great introduction to the band's music. It showcases their evolution over the years and highlights their strengths as both musicians and songwriters. Fans of punk and metal will definitely want to check this album out.