On their sixth album,
Superstition, Canadian synth rockers
the Birthday Massacre continue to mine elements of new wave, darkwave, goth, and metal, delving deeper into the fantasy world they've been fostering since their 2002 debut. Alternating between warmly anthemic ("Diaries") and menacing ("Destroyer"), singer
Chibi carries the music, breathily dipping and diving as the band's wall of sound looms behind her. Accepting both input and financial backing from their fans,
Superstition is a result of
the Birthday Massacre's first foray into crowdfunding, and creatively it sees them tipping further into a heavy, pop-oriented sound. ~ Timothy Monger
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