Album Review
Disturbed – “Immortalized” [Album Review]
Disturbed return with their first album in five years and, listening to Immortalized, it’s like they’ve never been away. Read our review here.
Immortalized is an accurate statement. After a five year hiatus, Disturbed comes back with the release of Immortalized and they sound as though they never stopped pumping out albums. Anyone who knows Disturbed could hear this album a mile away and know immediately who it was by.
The five year break between albums has not changed their sound with the band remaining faithful to the chugging guitar and bass, squealing solos and heavy hitting drums to bring it home. In five years, you’d think a band could come up with something new, but Immortalized sounds like any other Disturbed album. Seriously, you could put on any Disturbed album and tell all your friends “this is Disturbed’s new album,” and everyone would smile and nod like that actually meant something.
In all seriousness, Disturbed keeps it tight on vocals and instrumentals so, if listening to the same thing over and over again is your jam, this album is for you!
Track Listing:
1. The Eye of the Storm
2. Immortalized
3. The Vengeful One
4. Open Your Eyes
5. The Light
6. What Are You Waiting For
7. You’re Mine
8. Who
9. Save Our Last Goodbye
10. Fire It Up
11. The Sound of Silence
12. Never Wrong
13. Who Taught You How To Hate
Run Time: 53:28
Release Date: August 21, 2015
Check out the video for ‘The Light’ here
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