Axis of Evil

It's hard to appreciate Axis of Evil if you're not all into the darkness worship and satanic ritual thing. Babylon Mystery Orchestra's newest effort, Axis of Evil, is one that's "bloody" full of messages, as anyone listening through the tracks can tell. Seemingly billed as an album meant to start conversation and stir controversy while promoting a social message, its core is still just acid and hard rock. There is nothing terribly exciting or revolutionary about this album. A goth kid's dream come true, Axis of Evil caters to a narrow niche and probably won't be making it into any upcoming motion pictures that don't include the words "blood," "death," "hate" and "doom." Better luck next time.