The Spill Magazine The Spill Magazine
The Spill Magazine The Spill Magazine
The Spill Magazine The Spill Magazine
  • Reviews
    • Album Reviews
    • Features
    • Live Reviews
    • Festivals
  • Portraits
  • Headlines
    • News
    • Contests
    • Events
    • Entertainment Headlines
    • Concert Listings
    • Toronto Concert Venues
  • New Music
    • Premieres
    • Track Of The Day
  • Track Of The Month
  • Books + Movies
  • About
16
new
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: THE LEMON TWIGS – LOOK FOR YOUR MIND!
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: DEE LONG – WATER IS MAGIC
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: SIMON BROMIDE AND THE BROMIDES – FOREST MOUNTAIN FOREST
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: ABIGAIL LAPELL – SHADOW CHILD
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: ROB & ELLEN – IN ON IT
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: BITTER BLUE – LEVITY
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE – REMEMBER THE HUMANS
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: ROB CLARKE – OPIOPE
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: DAYNA MANNING – FIELD NOTES
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: SOCIAL DISTORTION – BORN TO KILL
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: ELECTRIC SIX – I SHALL EXTERMINATE EVERYTHING AROUND ME THAT RESTRICTS ME FROM BEING THE MASTER (2026 REMASTER)
SPILL MUSIC PREMIERE: BUSTIÉ – “PERIMITERES OF LOVE”
SPILL MUSIC PREMIERE: VELOCITY MADE GOOD – “BIG BREAKERS”
SPILL NEW MUSIC: BRONSKI BEAT UNVEIL FIRST EVER REISSUE OF ‘TRUTHDARE DOUBLEDARE’
SPILL NEWS: DEEP PURPLE ANNOUNCE NEW ALBUM ‘SPLAT!’ – “MUSIC FOR THE END OF HUMANITY (…BUT NOT AS GRIM AS IT MAY SEEM)” | TOUR DATES
SPILL NEW MUSIC: MOONRIIVR – “FORCE OF HABIT”
  • Reviews
    • Album Reviews
    • Features
    • Live Reviews
    • Festivals
  • Portraits
  • Headlines
    • News
    • Contests
    • Events
    • Entertainment Headlines
    • Concert Listings
    • Toronto Concert Venues
  • New Music
    • Premieres
    • Track Of The Day
  • Track Of The Month
  • Books + Movies
  • About
  • Spill Menu
    • Reviews
      • Album Reviews
      • Features
      • Live Reviews
      • Festivals
    • Portraits
    • Headlines
      • News
      • Contests
      • Events
      • Entertainment Headlines
      • Concert Listings
      • Toronto Concert Venues
    • New Music
      • Premieres
      • Track Of The Day
    • Track Of The Month
    • Books + Movies
    • About
Album Reviews
169
previous article
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: THE ALL-AMERICAN REJECTS - MOVE ALONG (HYPER DELUXE REISSUE)
next article
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: THE WEEKND - DAWN FM

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: DEAD ECHOES – TWIN FLAMES

Dead Echoes

DEAD ECHOES
TWIN FLAMES
INDEPENDENT

Ohio’s Dead Echoes have hurled themselves into the rock/metal world with the release of their debut album Twin Flames. Real emotions and experiences are what makes for some great writing, and the album has some raw emotion that tells a story of love that didn’t survive. It is full of very catchy hooks, and each track is very guitar-heavy with some pretty badass solos throughout.

All the elements of heartbreak are heard throughout. “Dark Me” has a sort of monster feel to it which aligns with its meaning, of being pushed to the point of becoming someone you hate because of someone else. “Runaround” starts out pretty strong with its intro and definitely holds its own throughout.

Most of the songs have pretty strong Seether and Breaking Benjamin vibes to them, and it works perfectly for them. The whole record is pretty well written both musically and the lyrically.



Artist Links

website_flat_2016 facebook_flat_2016 twitter_flat_2016 instagram_flat_2016

Item Reviewed

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: DEAD ECHOES – TWIN FLAMES

Author

Melinda Welsh

Here's what we think...
Spill Rating
Fan Rating
Rate Here
New Criteria
10
10
7.0
Total Spill Rating
10
Total Fan Rating
1 rating
You have rated this
Album Reviews
album reviewalbum reviewsdead echoestwin flames
album review, album reviews, dead echoes, twin flames
About the Author
Melinda Welsh
Melinda is a music enthusiast from the US who grew up on vinyl in the 70s and 80s. She's a lover of all genres, but rock/metal runs through her veins. Music is always in the background and in her head. Unfortunately, she has to have a "regular 8-5" job since "Professional Concert Go-er" doesn't pay the bills. Her bliss would be to follow more musicians and bands than "People she may know" on social media. Her ultimate long term goal is to be the old lady just enjoying the show down in front at the barricades at live shows. Her favorite quote is "Where words fail, music speaks".
RELATED ARTICLES
album reviewalbum reviewstwin flames
 
8.0
The Lemon Twigs
10

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: THE LEMON TWIGS – LOOK FOR YOUR MIND!

by Joseph Mastel on May 8, 2026
THE LEMON TWIGS  LOOK FOR YOUR MIND! CAPTURED TRACKS  You can always count on brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario of The Lemon Twigs to deliver excellently crafted pop and rock gems with a fresh spin. They have become known for their amazing [...]
 
8.0
Dee Long

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: DEE LONG – WATER IS MAGIC

by Aaron Badgley on May 8, 2026
DEE LONG WATER IS MAGIC DEE LONG MUSIC It has been far too long since the last Dee Long album, 2011’s Life AfterLife. While there had been some singles and an EP, Long’s voice and guitar playing had been missing. But he is back with his new [...]
 
8.0
Simon Bromide and The Bromides

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: SIMON BROMIDE AND THE BROMIDES – FOREST MOUNTAIN FOREST

by Ljubinko Zivkovic on May 8, 2026
SIMON BROMIDE AND THE BROMIDES FOREST MOUNTAIN FOREST SCRATCHY RECORDS Carrying the torch of great artists and bands is not as easy as some listeners might think. That torch could be damn heavy if you haven’t picked up all the right cues [...]
 
8.0
Abigail Lapell

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: ABIGAIL LAPELL – SHADOW CHILD

by Ljubinko Zivkovic on May 8, 2026
ABIGAIL LAPELL SHADOW CHILD OUTSIDE MUSIC Some readers might get the impression that Abigail Lapell is kind of a Spill Magazine favorite. Ok, so they might be right, but the reasons for that do not lie solely with the fact that she’s from [...]
 
8.0
Rob & Ellen

SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: ROB & ELLEN – IN ON IT

by Ljubinko Zivkovic on May 8, 2026
ROB & ELLEN IN ON IT INDEPENDENT Making pop rock that is distinctive is a feat, whether it relies on inspiration drawn from other musical sources or whether it brings up something completely new. And an even bigger feat comes when it all [...]

Latest Album Reviews
View All
 
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: THE LEMON TWIGS – LOOK FOR YOUR MIND!
8.0
10
 
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: DEE LONG – WATER IS MAGIC
8.0
 
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: SIMON BROMIDE AND THE BROMIDES – FOREST M...
8.0
 
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: ABIGAIL LAPELL – SHADOW CHILD
8.0
 
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: ROB & ELLEN – IN ON IT
8.0

STAY UP-TO-DATE
WITH OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER!

SPILL MAGAZINE MENU
  • Home | The Spill Magazine
  • Newsletter
  • Premieres
  • Track Of The Month
  • Album Reviews
  • Books + Movies
  • Features
  • Live Reviews
  • Festivals
  • Portraits
  • News
  • Events
  • Entertainment Headlines
  • Concert Listings
  • Toronto Concert Venues
  • About Us
  • Contests
  • New Music
  • Contributors
  • TOTD
  • Privacy Policy
  • The Scene Unseen
  • Newsletter

Copyright © 2026 | The Spill Magazine
All Rights Reserved.

TRENDING RIGHT NOW
   
 
SPILL FEATURE: IT’S ABOUT THE CLIMB – A CONVERSATION WITH GORILLAZ
3476
 
SPILL TRACK OF THE MONTH: DAYS OF SORROW – “WHO WE ARE”
944
 
SPILL LIVE REVIEW: TENILLE TOWNES @ RICHMOND HILL CENTRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, RICHMOND HILL
911
 
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: MOBY – FUTURE QUIET
889
 
🇨🇦 SPILL CONTEST: WIN A BOB & DOUG McKENZIE – GREAT WHITE NORTH & STRANGE BREW (44 ¾ ANNIVERSARY) PRIZE PACK! 🇨🇦
878
 
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: BECK – EVERYBODY’S GOTTA LEARN SOMETIME
809
 
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: BRIAN WILSON – ON TOUR 1999-2007
751
 
SPILL NEWS: THE AFGHAN WHIGS RELEASE NEW SINGLE “HOUSE OF I” | THEIR FIRST NEW MUSIC SINCE 2022
741
 
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: SQUEEZE – TRIXIES
586
 
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: TORI AMOS – IN TIMES OF DRAGONS
573
 
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: JOE JACKSON – HOPE AND FURY
573
 
SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: SOCIAL DISTORTION – BORN TO KILL
545
 
SPILL MUSIC PREMIERE: IAMX – “INFINITE FEAR JETS {MIMETIC HEXES REWORK}”
531
ENTERTAINMENT HEADLINES