I come across "Rise to Remain" already at three concerts and have dealt in detail on this occasion with the band. Of course, I have found me also the debut. I have the disc now belongs to a three-week period every now and then and come to the conclusion that "City of Vultures" is a solid MC album, however, that moves only on average compared to the milestones of the genre. This is motivated by three reasons: - Musical innovations are nowhere. - There is too little variety. - It was frantically tried by grandstanding to adapt the Austin Dickinson's voice of his father. This, however, succeeded only in broad terms. On the plate there are exactly three songs that stand out from the gray mass: 'The Serpent', 'Nothing Left' and 'We Will Last Forever'.
Conclusion: Solid debut, but nothing extraordinary.
