The songs feel kind of flat and void of the special quality riddled throughout the a Three-Days-Grace-song.ĭespite the record not being so great, “Painkiller”, “Fallen Angel” and “I Am Machine” are generally the tracks categorized as “must listen to”. However, most of the disc is not so good. Even comparing them to the band’s earlier hits, songs like “Painkiller” and “I Am Machine” were enjoyable rock songs.
The biggest problem with this album is that it is front loaded. His voice works well with the overall sound and themes the band generally used. The replacement singer, Matt Walst, is not a bad fit. That being said, the album has other problems. Due to this fact, I feel this album was always destined to be treated unfairly. Naturally, such an album is going to mark a massive transition for both the band and the fans. Human is the first Three Days Grace album without the founding singer: Adam Gontier.
However, their debut album, Three Days Grace, has also gone Platinum. Since its release, the album has gone Platinum three times, according to the RIAA. Like many people, I was introduced to Three Days Grace with One-X, which is often regarded as their best album. As the band matured, their music shifted away from grungy angst filled albums to something strongly resembling radio rock. Their lyrics are often personal and dark, while their guitars are almost always throaty and coarse. And, ever since listening to their music, a musical need I didn’t even know I had was satisfied. Years ago, Pandora introduced me to Three Days Grace.
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