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TRACKLIST:
01 So Called Life
02 I Am The Weapon
03 Neurotic (feat. Lukas Rossi )
04 Lifetime
05 A Scar Is Born
06 Souvenirs
07 No Tomorrow
08 Redemption
09 Champion
10 Chain of Abuse
11 Someone To Talk To (feat. Apocalyptica)
12 Explosions
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Explosions (Music For Nations), the new cut from Canadian alternative rock heroes Three Days Grace is quite the banger.
The band are always ready to deliver the goods, and this new album, their seventh since 2003’s self-titled debut, does not disappoint. Full of hooks and potential singles, the band is back to deliver a thoroughly enjoyable and playable album.
There is a definite flow from beginning to end making it feel like one big piece – I always enjoy whole albums and love to put on a cut and just let it play from beginning to end.
This new offering does not disappoint in that respect and I can already see spots where people will be singing along right along with the verses and choruses. The music is vintage 3DG – powerful and ready to rock right from the get go.
The last time Three Days Grace released a full-length album was in 2018 with Outsider. The LP was the Canadian rockers’ second record with vocalist Matt Walst after long-time frontman Adam Gontier left the band in 2013. With 7.2 Million Facebook likes, it’s no secret that Three Days Grace have a highly dedicated fanbase, ever since their discovery in the noughties with timeless records including their debut self-titled record and One-X. Originating in Ontario, the band reinvented their sound vocally with Walst on Human and Outsider whilst retaining their roots, and they seem to have found comfort in their matured sound in 2022, with brand new album Explosions.
Whilst it’s exciting to have their seventh studio album upon us, the uncertainty of how it will sound might be a bit anxiety-provoking for the extensive 3DG fanbase. With an alternative band that’s been on the scene for a very long time, there’s been numerous eras, with different soundscapes and emphases. Some live for the heavier and grungier side of this unique outfit, whilst others lean on their more chemically altering rock ballad side that’s swung them onto the sonic side of peers like Breaking Benjamin over the years (evidenced by joint venture touring over the years).
So, where does Explosions sit on the sonic pendulum? Well it’s a bit complicated. Three Days Grace have successfully (in my opinion) achieve a hybrid of the two sides, with the disclaimer of some pragmatic reality in comparing their 2022 release to their sophomore One-X from 2006, as more than fifteen years have passed in between. What I’m getting at is, the raw angst felt and related in their early days may be tough to match for men in their forties, not to mention the hunger for a matured sound and exploratory sounds.
Let’s take a dive in and check it out. The forthcoming LP kicks off with ‘So Called Life‘, the band’s lead-single upon announcing Explosions. It’s one of the heavier tracks on the record, and the nostalgia is injected immediately, particularly instrumentally. Walst delivers that raw side-mouth opening vocal delivery until the bridge kicks in where he really tests out the pipes, as the rest of the band dial it up. The track is mixed just like Three Days Grace should be, with so many nuanced signature sounds heard at once, and it hits just right.
