So Pretty So Plastic - Trendy & Durable Plastic Accessories for Women | Perfect for Everyday Wear, Parties & Gifts

Review by Cory Rennison:Samplecore? Horror-metal? You could probably make up some pretty interesting genre names for what Killwhitneydead seems to be doing. Somewhere between a mess of sound clips extracted from movies and television shows, you can find Killwhitneydead's latest album entitled So Pretty, So Plastic.While most of the time, samples is another word for joke in a band, Killwhitneydead actually puts their samples to good use. With everything from horror movie clips to cartoon clips, the samples add a demented level to an already dark album. Add some fast, thrashy, death metal riffs, and Mike's ghastly lead vocals, and you'll get something that will either scare the hell out of you or make you laugh. The problem that hits this CD is that the guitar riffs are fairly blah, with lots of pinch harmonics thrown in. The guitar solos are also thrown in at times that seems to be completely at random.What seems like a joy ride and a fairly interesting album at first, after a couple listens this disc starts losing its touch. While the album isn't complete trash and there are some parts that really stick out, after awhile the band just becomes a novelty item, relying on samples to get attention instead of focusing on their song structures. The result is failure to be more than an average, run-of-the-mill, metal band.