Seether - Finding Beauty in Negative Spaces
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Free Music Review: Seether digs deeper
Hit: 5 Stars
This is my favorite Seether CD. I like that the lyrics are a little deeper and more personal but I also like the fact that the music may be a little more simple...in a good way. Sometimes bands feel like they have to over produce and overplay but Seether has a great formula on this one and I really like it a lot. I don't think they are trying to fit into a different genre, I think they are just growing.Free Music Review: Another Great Release
Hit: 5 Stars
This is the third release from one of my favorite bands Seether. The band has changed a lot from Karma (Pat Callahan, Shaun Morgans Rehab) and it's mostly for the good. This is one of their stronger release, it sound quite like their first release.
Here's a break down of the songs
Like Suicide 10/10 - This song is exactly what I think of when I think of Seether, great guitar riffs and a catchy chorus.
Fake It 9/10 - Very catch but doesn't sound like the classic Seether. After hearing the song 20 times it tends to get a bit Repetitive.
Breakdown 10/10 - Very sad song (The sun is gone, and the flowers rot). The first time i heard this song I thought I was listening to Breaking Benjamin. But this song has all the elements of an Amazing Seether song (great lyrics, great guitar riffs)
FMLYHM 10/10 - Reminds me of my last girlfriend. I like songs I can relate to. Has a very catch chorus and is very interesting.
Fallen 7/10 - This is one of the weaker songs on the Cd. It has weak guitars (a lot of the parts don't even have guitar on them) just a very forgettable song.
Rise Above This 5/10 - My least favorite song on the CD. This song was written about Eugene Welgemoed before his death. It's (this is going to sound bad) Optimistic. It just don't fit on this CD. The guitars are weak and the lyrics don't sound like Seether.
No Jesus Christ 10/10 - A much needed heavy point on the CD. One of the best songs on this Cd. The guitars are very unique, amazingly catchy riff. The premise behind the song just makes it stand out on here.
6 Gun Quota 9/10 - Catchy, classic Seether. The guitars aren't amazing but the lyrics counteract that.
Walk Away From The Sun 10/10 - This is my favorite song on the CD. This reminds me of Songs like Plastic Man, and Broken(without Amy Lee) it should have been at the end. Shaun makes this one of the most emotional songs he has ever written.
Eyes of the Devil 10/10 - Another classic Seether song. The perfect balance of lyrical amazement and catch guitar riffs. This song if perfect after Walk Away From The Sun, it continues on that emotional path.
Don't Believe 10/10 - This song could have been off of Disclaimer. Perfect mix of heavy, distorted guitars and catchy riffs.
Waste 9/10 - This song starts off and sounds like Pink Floyd. Has some of the best lyrics on the CD and amazing guitars. Great close to the CD.
so overall 109/120 = 9/10 = 4.5 rounded up to 5 Stars
Free Music Review: Different, but still rockin'
Hit: 5 Stars
Many people are criticizing Seether's new album for being too commercial, that they sound nothing like in their previous two albums. Some people view change in a band as a band thing (why fix something that is not broken), while I think it is much needed.
If a band sounds exactly the same on every single CD they release, then what is the point of continuing to listen to their music? I love bands that are constantly changing, exploring their options and altering their music style. All three CDs that Seether has released have been so very different from one another, and I applaud them for it. It is easy for a band/singer to maintain the same feel to their songs, but it takes guts to contentiously change and take risks.
Free Music Review: Really Catchy, Disclaimer-esque
Hit: 5 Stars
Really good album, especially if you liked Disclaimer. A little deeper/darker, but if you love Seether, you'll love this.Free Music Review: awesome cd
Hit: 5 Stars
This CD is excellent. I have all their CD and while the other reviewer is correct that this CD is a little more polished than other CDs what do you expect as a band matures. I love every song on the album and can't stop listening to it.