This feels like a change of pace for Demi, some real heavy moments, huge rock influence, the one track that sounds like Avril Lavigne is probably the lightest of the piece. So if you’ve come for the pop, you’ll be disappointed. But I really liked it - you get thrust into this dark exploration of heaven and hell and whatever is inbetween, and Demi’s sincere vocals highlight the trauma she’s been through but the fierceness of her determination to recover. And under all that, they’re really good songs.

It’s a bit of an odd start to the album - not the songs, they’re great if intense but certainly what I was expecting from a Demi album after everything she’s been through. It’s weird that there are three super fierce songs and then the album starts. I feel as though that intro is going to be annoying on the fourth or fifth listen. But if you ignore that, everything else is great.

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