If one side of the critics sharpened their knives, the other side raised their glasses in a toast.
For them, "Monster of Insanity" wasn't a mistake.
It was a revelation.
Several respected reviewers came forward in defense of the song, but one particular article detonated like a second bomb in the industry. It came from veteran radio personality and music critic DJ Song, a man who had spent decades dissecting albums with surgical precision and wasn't known for exaggeration.
His review spread like wildfire.
> "I have never heard a musical composition and songwriting as masterful as 'Monster of Insanity' in my life. The level of detail, the advanced techniques, the structural layering, the lyrical depth and overall musicality are superb.
> There have been attempts in other countries to fuse hard rock and classical music, but I personally believe that 'Monster of Insanity' is the first to achieve this harmony with such astonishing precision."
He didn't stop there.
