Album Review: Militarie Gun – God Save The Gun
Militarie Gun's second album is confrontational, with bigger hooks than ever, as vocalist Ian Shelton faces the truth.
On the song "Daydream", Shelton confesses,
I've been drunk every day for a month, with minimal instrumental backing, leaving his words exposed.
Shelton's past as a straight edge individual, influenced by his family's struggles with alcoholism, contrasts with his current state, now sober and reflecting on the destruction caused.
The album's honesty, as seen in lines like the aforementioned, makes it arresting.
Author's summary: Militarie Gun's second album is a confrontational and honest work.
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