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Young sensation Storm<\/strong> releases debut album Join the Storm<\/em> on August 22 and it\u2019s an eclectic mix that shows off his vocal ability and talent.<\/span><\/p>\n Kicking off with the titular track, there\u2019s an automated voice welcoming you to the album, with a catchy \u2018Join the storm\u2019 chant being repeated, and if Storm<\/strong> doesn\u2019t open live shows with this, a trick has been missed!<\/span><\/p>\n It\u2019s a dancey end to the minute-long track, which does flow through into the first full track, Moonlight<\/em>.<\/span><\/p>\n Storm<\/strong>\u2019s R&B sound in the verse works well with the rockier chorus which has some cool drum fills and disjointed bass. It also has a nice breakdown which is followed by a return to the \u2018join the storm\u2019 chant. It has catchy hooks too with lyrics like \u201cI want to take you up there with me so we can live among the stars, so I can heal my scars.<\/em>\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n Alien Perspective<\/em> is catchy from the offset, with quick-fire vocals and electronic beats. Storm<\/strong> talks about being young and people treating him as if he is, and hearing people say that he\u2019ll never make it. It\u2019s what I would assume the love child of Waterparks<\/strong> and Bring Me The Horizon<\/strong> would sound like. <\/span><\/p>\n Showing that there\u2019s definitely something for everything on the album, Walking Dead<\/em> combines heavy screams and bass-heavy sections with sick drum fills and electronic overlays, and melodic vocals. I love the line \u201cthey pushed me to the limit and now I\u2019ll kill them one by one<\/em>\u201d which is worked extremely well into a brutal breakdown.<\/span><\/p>\n After the brutality of Walking Dead<\/em>, were greeted with the next interlude \u2013 Asphyxiation \u2013<\/em>. It\u2019s a minute of heavy breathing over some electronic beats, which aptly rolls into Suffocation<\/em>.<\/span><\/p>\n It\u2019s the first track with a guest artist \u2013 with Fixation<\/strong> joining. It\u2019s catchy and electronic focused, before switching to a metalcore scream and rapid fills, ending back with the electronic beats.<\/span><\/p>\n The vocals in Running from My Heart<\/em> are absolutely breathtaking. They\u2019re so melodic and captivating.<\/span><\/p>\n Join the Storm<\/em> is an insane album. It sounds like something that someone who has been in the music industry for years has written, not a teenager. The record shows that Storm<\/strong> is extremely talented across a range of genres and I hope that he keeps the variety up as it\u2019s always refreshing never knowing what\u2019s coming next. <\/span><\/p>\n The lyrics throughout the album are clever, highlighted in the pop-punk track Black Hole<\/em> with the various references tying into space and pulling towards you.<\/span><\/p>\n