I agree with my predecessor only. Given the currently overflowing offer of indie rock bands makes me almost always wide cynicism when another band will classify. But wait, far from it, because Burn It Black is an album of truly talented songwriters to first take care of the same way as groups such as Local H, Paw, and on to the melody and then to provide the necessary hardness. The texts do not indulge in Seichtigkeiten à la Gavin Rossdale (Bush), but sound like Jeff Buckly as a singer of a metal band. Here, the music is not hard times in the sense of pounding and repetitive. On the contrary Injected takes to build up the time, dynamics and melodies. While this make a lot of bands, but squint always on the commercial success of what Injected definitely not do; see also the 9-minute album outro. All in all a pleasing appearance in today's nu metal / hard rock monotony and definitely worth the money. BUY!
