Disturbed has released the first single from the forthcoming B-Side album "The Lost Children" and we have your exclusive first listen here.
Disturbed have decided to take a break from…well, being Disturbed. While the band figures out whether or not they will have a future, we will receive new music in the form of their upcoming B-side album — "The Lost Children".
You may have already heard some of the tracks included such as their West Memphis Three song "3", and covers of the Judas Priest track "Living After Midnight" and Faith No More’s "Midlife Crisis", really the only previously unavailable track is "Mine". Whether they are on YouTube or were released as bonus tracks, the hardcore Disturbed fans probably have most of these tunes already.
"The Lost Children" is set for release on November 8th, and as you’ve probably already assumed — there will be no supporting tour. The first single from the record also serves as the lead off track — "Hell". The song was originally a B-Side to the single "Stricken" from the album "Ten Thousand Fists", even though it’s melodic tendencies call to mind the band’s second (and previous) album "Believe".
"The Lost Children" tracklist:
01. Hell
02. A Welcome Burden
03. This Moment
04. Old Friend
05. Monster
06. Run
07. Leave It Alone
08. Two Worlds
09. God of The Mind
10. Sickened
11. Mine
12. Parasite
13. Dehumanized
14. 3
15. Midlife Crisis (Faith No More cover)
16. Living After Midnight (Judas Priest cover)
It's absolutely amazing how similar all of their material is. I know it gets annoying when people always say that a bands songs sound exactly the same, because in most cases its not true...but it truly boggles my mind at how they have practically written the same song ten times over.
Sounds VERY ten thousand fist era. The riff during the verse is not impressive, they have used that far to much. Their songs are getting way too similar
Sounds VERY ten thousand fist era. The riff during the verse is not impressive, they have used that far to much. Their songs are getting way too similar
Getting? Haha, we stated this back when 10,000 Fists came out.
It's absolutely amazing how similar all of their material is. I know it gets annoying when people always say that a bands songs sound exactly the same, because in most cases its not true...but it truly boggles my mind at how they have practically written the same song ten times over.
Ordinarily, I'm the first to blast someone for discussing a band's similarity in songs...but you're right man, at least in terms of their recent stuff. I mean, if you look at The Sickness, it was all nu-metal but the songs sounded mostly different. Then Believe was MUCH more melodic and varied. By the time they got to 10,000 Fists though, they seemed to have found their new groove...that they refused to vary from. Don't get me wrong--Stricken, Deify, Overburdened are great songs...but the rest are AWFULLY alike. Ditto for anything since then.
The formula is basically Dan Donegan playing a fast-paced run with a bunch of hammer-ons/pull-offs, the bass player copying the root notes, the drummer playing uninspired riffs (as compared to his earlier work), and David Draiman singing with little variation from song to song. It's a shame because I think they could be doing so much more!
It's funny how much people bag on Disturbed. I can think of two highly respected and influential bands whose songs sound exactly alike. AC/DC and Slayer. I really like both of these bands but diversity is not exactly their strong suits. Is it just because it's not cool to like Disturbed? Not their biggest fan by any means but they seem to catch a lot of heat.
and the problem with them keeping to a winning stratagy is? you ****ers complain about linkin park changing then at disturbed for sticking to a winning stratagy, good song though even if it is an old song.
It's a b-side from 10,000 Fists. Ofcourse it's gonna sound like their older stuff. This is just a collection so people can own it legally easily instead of going round buying singles to get the extra tracks. Stop complaining you mentally challenged children. The song reminded me of Believe to be quite honest.
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I was not disappointed. XD