The title track sums up Lambert in a nutshell - glamour, well-executed vocals, self-assurance, especially in the face of his critics, and lyrics that feel liberating. The heavy guitar riffs and rhythmic, almost hypnotising drum kicks could have been overpowering, but his vocals simply shine through - as usual.
While the tracks are well-produced, they're a bit backdrop-y, and not compelling enough on their own. They are catchy but not all that memorable, so they are unlikely future earworms. The main attraction is always his voice.
If you're yet to be convinced of Lambert's vocals, listen to Outlaws of Love. It provides the ultimate proof of his impressive range. Although the lyrics are a little cliched ("nowhere to go, we're always on the run ...tears all feel the same"), at this stage, they're further proof that there's nothing that he can't achieve.
P.S. Adam, you look great in those new outfits... just saying.
YP Rating: 4/5