Shatter Me Album Review

Anyone else a fan of Lindsey Stirling? Well today I'm here with a review of her latest album, Shatter Me.

OK, enough talking, onto the review:)

Beyond the Veil this piece is really peaceful, yet not dreary. It's a sort of slow bouncy piece that I really love!

Mirror Haus this piece of find very different and interesting. Its really exciting and has a good pace to it. Perfect for writing to:)

V-Pop this piece is one of the few pieces with voice in it. It's a piece that has a real feel to it. It makes you want to go do things.

Shatter Me (feat. Izzy Hale) this piece is a collaboration. It's a piece with real passion in it. You can feel all the pain and feeling in the music!

Heist this fast pace piece which screams action and fun. This must be one of my favourite pieces. It's an interesting sounding piece, but easy to listen to.

Roundtable Rival this piece has an interesting beat to it. You can hear the changes in the music and your head makes up all sorts of ideas as to what is happening in the music.

Night Vision this is a slower piece which is rather peaceful. It is lovely to listen to when tired or when feeling down.

Take Flight this piece is one of Lindsey's pieces which get faster and more exciting as they go. It is definitely one of the best pieces in this album.

Ascendance this piece is a personal favourite. It has personality and a mood to it. You can't help but feel better when listening to it.

We Are Giants (feat. Dia Frampton) this piece tells you not to be scared to be yourself. It is a very relatable which I love.

Swag this piece is all about adventure and having fun. From the interesting sounds and bouncy beat, it is all happiness and nothing else.

Master of the Tides this piece is one of those pieces which is always changing it's timing. Sometimes it's slow and at others its fast and bouncy, a wonderful mix!

Deluxe extras:

Eclipse this piece is smooth and gentle. It seems to weld a power. You just have to keep listening to it.

Sun Skip this piece always seemed different from the rest. It's jumpy and seems to go all over the place like a child's drawing, but there is something in it that just makes you love it.

Take Flight (Orchestral Version) worth listening to. I still prefer the original best, but it is still a good listen.

This an amazing album and I'm sorry if I didn't sum it up very well! If you don't listen to Lindsey Stirling you should at least pop over to her YouTube channel and listen to some of her music. It's worth it.

If you are thinking about buying this album, let me just tell you that it is totally worth buying the deluxe version. The extra pieces are amazing and totally worth listening to.

-Kat