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Track List
01) Are You Ready
02) No More
03) A Reason To Fight
04) In Another Time
05) Stronger On Your Own
06) Hold On To Memories
07) Saviour Of Nothing
08) Watch You Burn
09) The Best Ones Lie
10) Already Gone
11) The Sound Of Silence (Live)
12) This Venom
13) Are You Ready (Sam De Jong Remix)
14) Uninvited Guest
01) Are You Ready
02) No More
03) A Reason To Fight
04) In Another Time
05) Stronger On Your Own
06) Hold On To Memories
07) Saviour Of Nothing
08) Watch You Burn
09) The Best Ones Lie
10) Already Gone
11) The Sound Of Silence (Live)
12) This Venom
13) Are You Ready (Sam De Jong Remix)
14) Uninvited Guest
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First Released
2018
Alternative Metal
Angry
Metal
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"Evolution" is the seventh studio album by American heavy metal band Disturbed. It was released on October 19, 2018, by Reprise Records.
Draiman stated that Evolution is the band's "Black Album", referring to Metallica’s mega-selling 1991 self-titled disc. He also said that the album covers topics in today's society such as government, death, war, addiction, and technology.
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The Good: From the moment they broke big with their 2000 debut album, The Sickness, Disturbed have showcased a hit-making sound that is very unique to, well, Disturbed, highlighted by Draiman’s staccato-like singing over guitarist Dan Donegan’s hammering riffs. The first single and leadoff track, “Are You Ready”, follows the band’s playbook, offering up a rousing start to Evolution. It’s immediately followed by “No One”, another banger that just might be the most powerful track on the album, both musically and lyrically, as it lambastes the motives behind the wars being waged in this world: “No more defending the lies / Behind the never ending war / It’s time to make them realize / We will no longer be their whore.”
The Bad: The success of their “Sound of Silence” cover seems to have resulted in Disturbed getting a little too ballad-happy on Evolution. Just about half the songs show the band’s softer side, with a couple calling to mind some saccharine ’70s and ’80s rock ballads, seeming a bit out of place for an outfit that made its mark with heavy riffs and hard-rocking aggression.
The Verdict: The heavy songs on Evolution should please longtime fans, with a couple harkening back to the dynamism of Disturbed’s first couple of albums, but the glut of softer tracks may have been served better on a separate acoustic EP. It’s almost as if Evolution is a tale of two albums, each with its own identity.
Reviewed by Spencer Kaufman for consequenceofsound.net.
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"Evolution" is the seventh studio album by American heavy metal band Disturbed. It was released on October 19, 2018, by Reprise Records.
Draiman stated that Evolution is the band's "Black Album", referring to Metallica’s mega-selling 1991 self-titled disc. He also said that the album covers topics in today's society such as government, death, war, addiction, and technology.
User Album Review
The Good: From the moment they broke big with their 2000 debut album, The Sickness, Disturbed have showcased a hit-making sound that is very unique to, well, Disturbed, highlighted by Draiman’s staccato-like singing over guitarist Dan Donegan’s hammering riffs. The first single and leadoff track, “Are You Ready”, follows the band’s playbook, offering up a rousing start to Evolution. It’s immediately followed by “No One”, another banger that just might be the most powerful track on the album, both musically and lyrically, as it lambastes the motives behind the wars being waged in this world: “No more defending the lies / Behind the never ending war / It’s time to make them realize / We will no longer be their whore.”
The Bad: The success of their “Sound of Silence” cover seems to have resulted in Disturbed getting a little too ballad-happy on Evolution. Just about half the songs show the band’s softer side, with a couple calling to mind some saccharine ’70s and ’80s rock ballads, seeming a bit out of place for an outfit that made its mark with heavy riffs and hard-rocking aggression.
The Verdict: The heavy songs on Evolution should please longtime fans, with a couple harkening back to the dynamism of Disturbed’s first couple of albums, but the glut of softer tracks may have been served better on a separate acoustic EP. It’s almost as if Evolution is a tale of two albums, each with its own identity.
Reviewed by Spencer Kaufman for consequenceofsound.net.
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