Treasure’s newest mini album is a kind of initiatives the place each track is strong however none stand out as classics. There are worse issues to launch, and consistency is at all times an asset even when the music tops out at a “B” or “B+”. A number of songs might have acted because the album’s title monitor, and Treasure appear to know this. In the present day, they’re promoted Every thing as a follow-up to Paradise.
Every thing carries a equally upbeat power to its predecessor however leans additional right into a rock sound. This isn’t new territory for Treasure and the style at all times suits them properly. The monitor is sprightly and well-constructed, delivering a number of refrains that hit with equal energy. The manufacturing largely stays out of the best way, although I respect the old-school rock’n’roll beat that underpins verse two.
Whereas simplicity is Every thing‘s allure, I want it discovered a solution to construct towards greater peaks. The finale has a enjoyable chanted sense of catharsis however the best way the track is constructed constricts its potential to swing for the rafters. Fairly than explode, the refrain exhales and coasts. This can be a completely sound selection from a songwriting perspective, however sacrifices some sonic pleasure.
| Hooks | 8 |
| Manufacturing | 8 |
| Longevity | 8 |
| Bias | 8 |
| RATING | 8 |
Grade: B-
