Solid Outing from Staind
5
By C-Rock 74
I have been a fan since the beginning and used to listen to these guys non-stop. Also caught some concerts. Took a break for a number of years with no new material released. This album feels familiar and has a good flow to it. I think its worth picking up and the best way to listen is very loud.
Keep Making Albums 🤘🏻
5
By Freerider714
Love the heavy! Keep rockin guys
Soooo good
5
By Jay snow01
So glad this band is back and ready to crush it again. Love every song!!!
Mid
1
By notwithstanding
Aaron Lewis is either pandering to the lowest common denominator in country music or the lowest common denominator in rock music. I can't take him seriously anymore as a writer. He makes music for morons regardless of genre. It's just a shame that the band hast to suffer because of him. Nothing noteworthy on this album. I think this band was better left in the past
Yes!
5
By HoNDaHuSSy
Love this band! So excited to get new music from them!!!
Best in 20 years
5
By Nu Sound
Returning to their nu Metal roots in probably their best album
Aaron sounds more miserable than ever.
2
By DelusionFromMania
But it no longer seems sincere. When he was writing about alienation and heartbreak and depression his early 20s, at least it was age appropriate. Now it’s just sad. You’re a successful middle-aged self-made man. Write about something else besides misery, or hang it up.
Their best album
5
By WesleyAPEX
Lowest in Me, Cycle of Hurting, Confessions of the Fallen, Here and Now, Better Days are all winners. Top to bottom its a great album. After making us wait 11 years it had better of been a banger and it was.
Solid and welcomed return
3
By Cassmilrya
Respectable 3/5 from this seasoned band 🤘
Highlights “Lowest in Me” and “Cycle of Hurting” which showcase everthing you’ve always loved about the band 🤘
Love it
5
By Baseballl Dude
Staind’s first album in over a decade is a winner. The melodies and riffs work extremely well together. The guitars play mostly in the lower register, which not only makes the riffs feel more heavy and menacing, but also leaves plenty of room for Aaron’s voice to take its rightful place as the star of the show. Standout track “Here and Now” is a classic slice of Staind heaven. I’m surprised how under-the-radar this album flew among fans of Staind, Aaron Lewis’s country projects, and modern hard rock in general. Don’t sleep on Confessions of the Fallen.
