As usual, a rock CD at a high level

Although me the opener "Like Suicide" has actually pretty disappointed at the very beginning, I have to say that the South African-born band "Seether" with its third major CD again a great work has created. Basically not surprised because the guys have none other than Howard Benson (Three Days Grace, My Chemical Romance, Daughtry, POD, Papa Roach, Flyleaf) engaged as a producer of your CD. In itself, the band is based still on post grunge. Singer Shaun Morgan has indeed separated from Evanesence singer Ami Lee, he must have processed in this CD.

The so positive sounding first single "Fake it" starts quite trendy, might think you look first in the wrong movie. But if after 30 seconds is the typical Seether reef, you're back on line. No. 1 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock charts! But that was not all. Follow the best probably two songs: "Breakdown" is a terrific, melancholy midtempo rockers, with Super Chorus. But even better is "FMLYHM" (F ** k me like you hate me). The track with the title not jungendfreien rocks you simply on the wall: This incredible, huge chorus is really unbelievable. A hard rock song like in a picture book. The back rather depressed-looking Song convinced by sensational guitar work. "Rise above me" surprised by its trendy style, is almost too good. "6 Gun Quota" but then again pure skin with a hammer reef.

"No Jesus Christ" recalls the bassline somehow Tool. The song is very difficult, and despite the heavy guitars are not forgotten, the song is not for the faint hearted.

"Walk away from the sun" is a much more pleasing. The song begins harmless enough, with a lot of acoustic guitars and keyboards. One must just wait two minutes for this incredible enlightenment comes: The heavy guitars employ, a magnificent solo follows.

The CD provides a wild mixture of songs that are catchy but rather (especially "Eyes of the Devil") and full tremendous force. The songwriting fit, a really round the whole work. On the whole, provides "Finding Beauty", not really new, the band remains true to its style and sound faithfully. But it does not matter. Who previously already liked Seether will love the CD.