Resilience

This album is a full on in your face metal album from beginning to end. With each new release DP never let me down and this is a worthy addition to their discography. In a way it is a return to what made DP superb in the first place with loud anthems and raw aggression. This could be seen as a worthy successor to their platinum selling debut 'Sinner' as it returns DP to their metal roots. (They veered more into hard rock/post grunge on their other albums.)Their are some great tracks on this album with lyrical themes of anger, resistance, standing up for yourself, individualism and confrontation. Tracks like 'Anytime Anyplace' and 'One finger and a fist' fly out the stereo (or iPod) like a raging bull. Other album highlights for me is the crushing 'Bleed for you' and the angst album closer 'Skip to the end'. But the best track of the record for me is the tribute to the sadly departed first singer Dave Williams 'In Memory Of'. Poignant without being too gloomy this a nice heartfelt ballad.Before I end this review I must mention the new singer Jason Moreno. He sounds excellent and is a worthy replacement for Ryan McCombs. He really lets rip and is a highlight of the record. If you are a fan of DP then I recommend you pick up this record. They are one of the few bands out there who never let the fans down.

Got this album after seeing these guys at York in April, Jasens vocals ARE amazing (no matter what some long term fans think) and he puts everything into their songs, old and new-Mike,Stevie and CJ are awesome, buy it.

New singer not a great deep voice like Dave McC. Which is the same problem Soil had when he left them the last time to join DP....

another excellent album from drowning pool . plus studio versions of bodies and tear away & videos of saturday night andone finger and a fistr.ip. Dave Williams

top metal band play it a lot would recommend to listen to if into metal rock. top band to see live too.

Great album from the guys from Drowning Pool. On form again and definitely in tune. Cool album put into the collection yet again..

Songs are of a good length and the music is absolutely awesome. Recommend this for anyone who likes the genre. Awesome :)

Yes, Skip To The End. This is very poor, could just about be any other "wanabe" rock band. You can here some of the heavy style of the earlier albums but it is lacking.