Review by Justin LaBenne

Outspoken, the third studio album by For All Those Sleeping, is a bold and unapologetic addition to their discography. The album features a mix of heavy breakdowns and catchy choruses, showcasing the band's growth and maturity since their earlier releases.

The opening track, "Crosses," sets the tone for the album with its heavy guitar riffs and powerful vocals. The lyrics are introspective and emotional, touching on themes of betrayal and loss. "Incomplete Me" and "Once a Liar (Always a Fake)" continue this theme with lyrics that are relatable and honest.

The album also features some standout tracks, such as "Mark My Words" and "Poison Party (Famous)" which are sure to get fans moshing at live shows. The band experiments with electronic elements on "Love Isn't Real" and "Tomorrow, Today" which adds a fresh sound to the album.

Summary by Justin LaBenne

Outspoken is a solid release from For All Those Sleeping that showcases their growth as a band. The album is sure to satisfy fans of the metalcore genre and will likely gain them new fans as well.