SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: BUCKCHERRY - VOL. 10

BUCKCHERRY
VOL. 10
CENTURY MEDIA

The release of Buckcherry’s 10th studio album is truly one for the books. As the ultimate party-starting band, they never fail to bring the heat with their signature electric music styling, blended perfectly with the classic Buckcherry sound that we, as fans, have grown to love.

“Turn It On” stands out as my personal favorite on the album. While catchy choruses typically captivate me, this track’s verses serve as the irresistible hook, drawing me in from the start. It’s evident that Buckcherry has poured their heart and soul into crafting this album. While I enjoy the new direction they’ve taken, I can’t help but crave another banger like “Crazy Bitch” or a powerful ballad akin to “Sorry”. “Feels Like Love” comes close, but it presents a different type of emotion in a ballad, which I find refreshing.

For me, this album feels like a revitalized version of Buckcherry. They’ve managed to stay true to their roots while daringly experimenting with a newer sound. It’s a testament to their growth as artists, which leaves me eager for more.

Artist Links

Item Reviewed

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: BUCKCHERRY – VOL. 10

Author

Mercedes Chircop

Here's what we think...

Spill Rating

Fan Rating

Rate Here

New Criteria

—

8.0

Total Spill Rating

—

Total Fan Rating

You have rated this

album review album reviews buckcherry century media shine your light vol. 10

album review, album reviews, buckcherry, century media, shine your light, vol. 10

About the Author

Mercedes Chircop

Mercedes is a Toronto native with a huge passion for photography and creative writing. Her love of being behind the lens has given her the opportunity to capture captivating images for national campaigns and earned her publications in renowned international magazines. Beyond her photographic pursuits, Mercedes is an avid attendee of concerts, immersing herself in the live music experience and documenting it from the photo pit. While her musical tastes lean towards rock alternative, she also embarks on an indie rock journey, and on a day to day, she also indulges in coffee to an extent that rivals the Gilmore Girls, while her Italian heritage instilled a lifelong love for pasta, meatballs, and pizza (as long as it’s gluten-free and vegan).

album review album reviews buckcherry

8.0

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: HUSH – FOR DOLLY

by Ljubinko Zivkovic on May 22, 2026

HUSH FOR DOLLY SIMONE RECORDS How do you craft a debut album to make exactly the right impact? Do you rush into it while the inspiration is red-hot, or do you take it slow to make sure everything sounds exactly as you envisioned? For Montreal [...]

8.0

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: FUTURE ISLANDS – FROM A HOLE IN THE FLOOR TO A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH

by John Porter on May 22, 2026

FUTURE ISLANDS FROM A HOLE IN THE FLOOR TO A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH 4AD Has it really been two decades since Future Islands found their way onto the airwaves for the first time? It certainly has, and From a Hole in the Floor to a Fountain of Youth is [...]

9.0

8.3

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: PETER FRAMPTON – CARRY THE LIGHT

by Aaron Badgley on May 15, 2026

PETER FRAMPTON CARRY THE LIGHT UME It is a good idea to forget what you think you know about Peter Frampton before you listen to his new album, Carry The Light. This is an extremely important album for Peter Frampton. Not only is it his first [...]

8.0

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: SHAKEY GRAVES – FONDNESS, ETC.

by Ljubinko Zivkovic on May 15, 2026

SHAKEY GRAVES FONDNESS, ETC. DUALTONE RECORDS When you decide to go lo-fi, make a DIY record, and make it work, there has to be a set of very solid musical reasons (unless it is a question of being forced to go cheap) behind it, and those [...]

8.0

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: SHHE – THALASSA

by Ljubinko Zivkovic on May 15, 2026

SHHE THALASSA ONE LITTLE INDEPENDENT RECORDS Your personal background comes into play at some point when you create music, and for the Scottish-Portuguese sound artist and producer Shhe (Su Shaw), for her new album Thalassa she references her [...]