Disturbed Evolution

Coming off of the enormous success of their brooding cover of Simon & Garfunkel's "Sounds of Silence," Chicago nu-metal veterans Disturbed deliver another slab of commercial grade active rock and montage-ready power balladry on their seventh studio effort, Evolution…

Disturbed recently announced that their seventh album, Evolution, will arrive on October 19th, and in a new interview, frontman David Draiman is setting the bar high for the disc. In fact, he calls the upcoming effort the band’s “Black Album”, referring to Metallica‘s iconic self-titled 1991 release.

Divisive is the eighth studio album from American outfit Disturbed and follows 2018's Evolution. Produced by Drew Fulk, the set sees the band channeling their anger about world events into a blistering mix of metal and alternative hard rock.
A hard-hitting, multi-platinum-selling heavy metal outfit based out of Chicago, Disturbed emerged in the late '90s with an aggressive blend of hard rock and alternative and nu metal. Fortified by a distinct melodic complexity and the uncompromising swagger of frontman David Draiman, the band exploded onto the scene in 2000 with The Sickness, which peaked at number 29 on the Billboard 200 and was eventually certified five-times platinum.