Find What You Love and Let It Kill You

Album Review: HURRICANE #1 - Find What You Love And Let It Kill You Ah, HURRICANE #1, the band name that sounds like a weather forecast and a mathematical equation all at once. But don't let the quirky name fool you, these British rockers have been around the block a few times, and their latest album, "Find What You Love And Let It Kill You," is proof that they still know how to make a catchy tune. From the opening track, "Revolution In Your Heart," it's clear that this band is here to make a statement. The guitars are loud, the drums are pounding, and lead singer Alex Lowe's vocals are as powerful as ever. It's a high-energy start to the album that sets the tone for what's to come. Tracks like "Twilight World" and "Shark" showcase HURRICANE #1's ability to write hook-laden songs that stay with you long after the music has stopped. These are the kind of songs that make you want to roll down the car windows and sing along at the top of your lungs, much to the dismay of your passengers. But it's not all high-octane rockers on this album. Tracks like "Permanent Blue" and "I Wanna Kill You" show a softer side to the band, with shimmering guitars and heartfelt lyrics that tug at the heartstrings. Overall, "Find What You Love And Let It Kill You" is a solid addition to HURRICANE #1's discography. It's fun, it's quirky, and it's definitely worth a listen. Just maybe don't take the album title too literally.