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THE REVIEW

We are not at the levels of "The Curse" or "A Death-Grip on Yesterday" but the new album by Atreyu is listenable from start to finish.

The almost completely abandoned party and mainstream atmospheres of the previous work, the first under Roadrunner Records, the metalcore quintet led by singer Alex Varkatzas seems to have found the right path again, the one that had brought them great critical and public success with titles such as "Bleeding Mascara", "Right Side Of The Bed", or "Lip Gloss And Black". To be honest, there are no memorable episodes like those just mentioned, but at least the intention, which had been lacking in recent times, is there.

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Atreyu's 'Congregation Of The Damned' marks a return to their metalcore roots after a more mainstream phase. While not matching the impact of earlier works, the album remains listenable throughout with a clear renewed direction. Fans may miss standout tracks but will appreciate the band's regained focus.

Tracklist Videos

01   Stop! Before It's Too Late and We've Destroyed It All (03:50)

02   Bleeding Is a Luxury (03:32)

03   Congregation of the Damned (03:30)

04   Coffin Nails (03:22)

05   Black Days Begin (03:54)

06   Gallows (03:28)

07   Storm to Pass (03:47)

08   You Were the King, Now You're Unconscious (05:08)

09   Insatiable (04:00)

10   So Wrong (03:20)

11   Ravenous (03:07)

12   Lonely (03:40)

13   Wait for You (04:01)

Atreyu

Atreyu are an American metalcore band formed in Orange County, California, in 1998. After breaking through with The Curse (2004) following their debut Suicide Notes and Butterfly Kisses (2002), they went on hiatus in 2011 and reformed in 2014. In 2020, original vocalist Alex Varkatzas departed and drummer Brandon Saller moved to lead vocals, steering the band toward a more alternative metal direction.
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