Indestructible

Hmmm, i waited a while to write this review, giving the album enough time to sink in or 'grow' on me. It hasn't. Honestly, besides the lead single, none of the others are catchy. The patterns of the songs are a lot more complicated... showing their growth as a band and their own talents.. but it has not worked on me. I've got all their albums so far and 10,000 fists is probably my fave (with 'The Sickness' a very close 2nd). This however, doesn't come close to what those were. Its not all bad... i mean, it is bearable to listen to... but its Disturbed... and i expected a lot more... or different. And the claim that this is the bands heaviest album.. i don't think so.

Other than Inside The Fire I couldnt get into this cd for some reason. There is some good songs on it maybe all of them it just doesnt hit the spot for me.

I know a lot of people had great things to say about the newest album, and I love the their older work, but this new music stinks. This new effort lacks any of the originality and creativity I heard on "The Sickness" CD. You won't hear anything like "Fear" or "Stupify". Your definitely not going to hear anything like "Droppin' Plates". Instead you'll get 12 estrogen filled tracks with David Draiman singing about things like "when you heart gets broken, a thousand times..." Barf. Sounds like their producer is trying to get some more air time by watering down the intensity. The first time I hear criminal I had to start laughing, and "Deceiver" is just plain irritating. The whole album is trash from the title track (Indestructible is WEAK!) all the way through. Save your money and buy the new Slipknot.

Once I got, it went right to the CD player in my truck and hasn't left it yet.

Lacks the uniqueness and drive of previous albums. The band seems to have exhausted it's repertoire and struggled to get anything of value on this album. I've since erased this mishap from my iTunes Library.