Disquiet
by Therapy?
Released: March 23, 2015
Alternative rock, alternative metal
The Album
"Disquiet" is seen as a return to form for the band, reminiscent of their earlier work, while also demonstrating their evolution over the years. The album continues the band's exploration of alternative rock and metal, marked by intense and introspective lyrical themes, often touching on topics of personal struggle and societal issues. "Disquiet" is the fourteenth studio album by the Northern Irish rock band Therapy?.
Inside the Recording
Produced by Tom Dalgety, "Disquiet" was recorded at Blast Studios in Newcastle, England.
Interesting Facts
The production captures the band's signature sound withโฆ
The production captures the band's signature sound with a modern edge, maintaining their aggressive style while incorporating melodic elements.
It was released on March 23, 2015
It was released on March 23, 2015.
It features tracks such as "Still Hurts," "Deathstimate,"โฆ
It features tracks such as "Still Hurts," "Deathstimate," and "Tides," which showcase the blend of heavy riffs and catchy hooks that Therapy?
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Reception
The album was well-received by critics and fans, praised for its energetic delivery and emotional depth.
Legacy
It builds on their established legacy in the rock and alternative scenes, maintaining relevance with both longstanding fans and new listeners.
The Complete Album Story
"Disquiet" is the fourteenth studio album by the Northern Irish rock band Therapy?. It was released on March 23, 2015. The album continues the band's exploration of alternative rock and metal, marked by intense and introspective lyrical themes, often touching on topics of personal struggle and societal issues.
Produced by Tom Dalgety, "Disquiet" was recorded at Blast Studios in Newcastle, England. The production captures the band's signature sound with a modern edge, maintaining their aggressive style while incorporating melodic elements.
The album was well-received by critics and fans, praised for its energetic delivery and emotional depth. It features tracks such as "Still Hurts," "Deathstimate," and "Tides," which showcase the blend of heavy riffs and catchy hooks that Therapy? is known for.
"Disquiet" is seen as a return to form for the band, reminiscent of their earlier work, while also demonstrating their evolution over the years. It builds on their established legacy in the rock and alternative scenes, maintaining relevance with both longstanding fans and new listeners.
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