Disturbed is an American heavy/alternative metal band from Chicago, formed in 1994. They rose to prominence with the breakthrough album The Sickness (2000). The band is known for David Draiman's distinctive vocal style and their mascot "The Guy."

Core members (publicly verifiable) include David Draiman (vocals), Dan Donegan (guitar), Mike Wengren (drums) and John Moyer (bass, joined mid-2000s). They are known for blending aggression and melody and for a high-profile cover of "The Sound of Silence."

DeBaser reviews trace Disturbed's nu-metal roots, praising David Draiman's distinct vocals and the band's early records while noting occasional filler tracks and inconsistency. Covers (notably "The Sound of Silence") and the later album Divisive receive strong praise. Overall the reviews favor the band's energy and melodic aggression.

For:Fans of nu metal, alternative metal and hard rock; readers of album reviews

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