Todd La Torre - Rejoice In The Suffering
| Release date: | 5 February 2021 |
| Style: | Heavy metal, US power metal |
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01. Dogmata
02. Pretenders
03. Hellbound And Down
04. Darkened Majesty
05. Crossroads To Insanity
06. Critical Cynic
07. Rejoice In The Suffering [feat. Jordan Ziff]
08. Vexed
09. Vanguards Of The Dawn Wall
10. Apology
11. Fractured [deluxe edition bonus]
12. Set It Off [deluxe edition bonus]
13. One By One [feat. Al Nunn] [deluxe edition bonus]
02. Pretenders
03. Hellbound And Down
04. Darkened Majesty
05. Crossroads To Insanity
06. Critical Cynic
07. Rejoice In The Suffering [feat. Jordan Ziff]
08. Vexed
09. Vanguards Of The Dawn Wall
10. Apology
11. Fractured [deluxe edition bonus]
12. Set It Off [deluxe edition bonus]
13. One By One [feat. Al Nunn] [deluxe edition bonus]
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The voice of Queensrÿche of the last decade used the pandemic lockdowns to write and record a solo album, teaming up with longtime friend and collaborator Craig Blackwell, and producer Chris "Zeuss" Harris. The result is a heavy metal LP that draws various influences and it is quite a surprising one in many aspects. Read more ›› |
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| nikarg Staff Posts: 7348  |
Did not expect this from Todd, it is quite heavy, borderline thrash even at times.
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| Aries Rising Posts: 569  |
This is a pleasant surprise, I like his normal vocals more than the pseudo-Tate stuff he does with the Ryche.
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| JoHn Doe Posts: 5099  |
Finally listened to it properly, enjoyed it quite a bit, fun album 
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| tintinb Posts: 2027 |
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