Despite cameos from David Bowie and Reeves Gabrels, Sister Machine Gun's fourth album Metropolis doesn't sound that much different than their previous three -- it is still the same mix of metal and Nine Inch Nails. Even if the group isn't showing any signs of great leaps in creativity, Metropolis is one of the group's most consistent efforts, offering a pummeling array of rattling beats and shattering guitars. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Metropolis. The third release from Swords and the first to drop "Project" from it's name, Metropolis is an appropriate title for a record that captures the modern day ennui, takes critical views on subjects from politics to the commercialization of art and loss of connection with your fellow man, all while never taking themselves too seriously, far from preaching and with a sense of solidarity, not alienation, perhaps inherent in a group that has to piece together the varied creative abilities of six highl...   [ read more ]

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