Truth Killer

Whether you like em or not you’ve to respect how consistently efficient these guys are, a band 20+ years into their career and it’s still the same line up as it was since the debut in 97 yeah Clint left for a couple years to work on dark new day but he never quit the band his place was held until it was time to return. How many bands have that kind of record with the amount of time spent touring together and pumping out a new album every 2 years these guys are as loyal to each other as they are to their sound and the fans

If this album sounds anything close to “Black Out the Sun” and “Blood & Stone” then I will be very happy. These are only 2 songs so far and I am not feeling them…but I am still looking forward for the full release. 😎 Update: the production is pretty bad on this album. I have always loved their production on all their albums but when I play this album through my rather expensive vehicle audio system I have to really tweak all EQ settings to try and get this album to sound better and it still sounds like poor quality.

True fans of Sevendust throughout the years understand that they grow and evolve with time. Everyone knows lighting doesn’t strike twice but Sevendust has been able to capture that lighting and use it to create great music for over 20 years. The last thing I want to hear in 2023 is a new Album from Sevendust that sounds like it’s from 1998.

I love Sevendust, and this album is an instant classic. Their best since Animosity in my opinion.

Good album but could be better. I think if these guys stepped outside the box just a little bit the results could be mind blowing.

Been a fan for 20 years! Sevendust never disappoints! Keep going strong gents!!!

This sounds like generic alt rock from early 2000.

These guys really need to reinvent themselves at this point. They have been releasing the same album for over a decade now. One of the most repetitive bands I have ever heard. Good band career wise but bland and predictable.

They have sounded the same since Cold Day Memory (2010) and that is being generous. If you have heard one Sevendust song at this point, you have heard them all. Really wishing they would do something to mix it up. Tired and old. I wish they went out with a bang but it does not seem to be the case. Three stars for an actual solid second half of the album, starting at Sick Mouth onwards. The first half is blah, and the opener does nothing to set the tone for the record. I Might Let the Devil Win feels like it might be the most repetitive song ever, with the same phrase being said over and over.

This is not what I’d expect from Sevendust. Too much electronic style.