Right Back At Ya - Demo 2005

Review by Waqar Rizvi

Right Back At Ya's debut album Demo 2005 is a solid release that showcases the band's raw energy and impressive musicianship. From the opening track "Intro" to the closing number "Outro," the album is a non-stop barrage of heavy riffs, pounding drums, and aggressive vocals.

The band's sound draws heavily from classic metal and punk influences, but they manage to put their own unique spin on the genre, incorporating elements of hardcore and thrash into their music. The result is a sound that is both familiar and fresh, and that is sure to appeal to fans of heavy music of all kinds.

Standout tracks on the album include "No More Lies," "Rise Up," and "Broken Dreams," all of which showcase the band's impressive musicianship and knack for crafting memorable hooks. The production on the album is also top-notch, with each instrument and vocal track coming through loud and clear.

Summary by Waqar Rizvi

Demo 2005 is an impressive debut from Right Back At Ya, and should be required listening for fans of heavy music. Whether you're into metal, punk, hardcore, or any other form of heavy music, this album is sure to satisfy.