Here the individual Song Rating:
1) Face Everything And Rise 9/10 - The first single, typical PR, rocks, all you need to say.
2) Skeletons 7/10 - atypical, because rather elongated words in the verses, chorus rocks again tidy but something is missing to make it as a real blast Song designate.
3) Broken As Me 9/10 - well the heaviest song on the album, Class Screams!
4) Falling Apart 10/10 - The highlight of the album, incredible catchy chorus, potientieller hit candidate logical next single in my opinion.
5) Love Me Till It Hurts 9/10 - The best "ballad" of the album, although the riffs pretty hervorpreschen for a ballad.
6) Never Have To Say Goodbye 7/10 - well the desired radio-rock ballads hit goes, good ear, but without highlight at the end that I am missing something.
7) Gravity 8/10 - the experimental song on the album! Class rap parts of Jacoby, very chill chorus - good use of In This Moment guest singer Maria Brink -> experiment succeeded.
8) War Over Me 9/10 - class song, very awesome intro, verses build the chorus on perfect and the bridge is awesome.
9) Devil 10/10 - The 2nd absolute highlight of the album. What is just sensational for a strong chorus and bridge. Vocally Jacoby is just very strong in this Hammer Song. Love It.
10) Warriors 7/10 - Jacoby said, this song is a tribute to Prodigy. This song has the biggest electronic influences and also a guest star: the rapper Royce Da 5'9. Good song, but by far not the best.
11) Hope For The Hopeless 9/10 - 1er bonus track, Papa Roach has really a tradition that one prop does not understand why a lot of grandiose tracks (9th Life, Harder Than A Coffin Nail, etc.) "only" as. Bonus tracks are titled. Class song.
12) Fear Hate Love 8/10 - 2er bonus track, just rocks only vastly
All in all, I love this album.
Of course I'm Papa Roach fan and therefore probably not completely objectively, and there will always be critics who claim Papa Roach try to act radio friendly.
But this album is just great, have already shown some who do not hear or they do not know Papa Roach, and who were mostly enthusiastic.
