"MORTALUSs’" "Three Times Louder" is a bold exploration of modern metal, melding elements of melodic death metal, groove, and even hints of progressive influences. The album delivers a powerful sonic experience that captivates from start to finish, showcasing the band’s remarkable musicianship and lyricalism. Recorded Live at Crisp Recording Studios in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The album opens with "Day of the Dead,” and immediately sets a commanding tone with its atmospheric intro that transitions into a flurry of aggressive riffs and dynamic rhythms. The guitar work is particularly noteworthy; the interplay between the lead and rhythm sections creates a rich tapestry of sound that keeps the listener engaged. Guitarist "Michelle Gann" exhibits impressive technicality, combining melodic solos with heavy chugging that defines the album's aggressive edge.

The drumming, courtesy of "Patrick "Gumbo" Mahoney", is relentless yet precise, driving each track with a blend of blast beats and intricate fills. This rhythmic foundation allows the music to oscillate between crushing heaviness and soaring melodic passages, exemplified in tracks like “We Are Human,” which features a memorable chorus that is both catchy and anthemic. Lyrically, "Three Times Louder" dives into themes of personal struggle, resilience, and the search for meaning. The title track, “Three Times Louder,” serves as a powerful anthem for those feeling overwhelmed, encouraging listeners to rise above challenges with unwavering determination. The lyrics strike a balance between introspective and universal, resonating with anyone who has faced adversity. With other tracks, such as “We Are Human,” explore darker themes, reflecting on regret and the burden of memory. The storytelling aspect of the lyrics adds depth, inviting listeners to connect emotionally with the material.

The production on "Three Times Louder" is raw, and by that I mean, What can you expect from a Live Album??? They still manage to keep it relatively well-balanced, ensuring that each instrument can be clearly heard while maintaining the heaviness that defines the genre. The mix allows the vocals to stand out without overshadowing the intricate guitar work and rhythmic backbone. This clarity enhances the overall listening experience, allowing listeners to appreciate the band’s technical prowess. Overall, "MORTALUSs’" "Three Times Louder" is a compelling journey through modern metal, marked by its powerful compositions and engaging lyrical themes. The band successfully marries aggression with melody, creating an album that is both heavy and accessible. This album is raw and true. Its an artistic vision, that we can all appreciate.