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I don’t know how they do it. They may have peaked in the 90s but AiC are still top-tier and this album is one of the best releases of 2018.

AIC. Love it, as I have of everything new that has come out. Letting go of Layne was hard and it took a lot of time for me to welcome the new formed AIC. With that said they rock, they still show their roots, and they are out on this new road finding their way. I love the songs, love the band, and love the memory of who they were. CHEERS!

Why?. It is as though they are trying their hardest to make b-side tracts that sound like the originals which were not that good in the 90s. Nothing on the level of Man in the Box, Rooster, or Down in a Hole.

Don’t listen to critics. We live in an era where critics on movies, games, and music only scratch the surface with their reviews. They leave the consumer with a false impression of the product. Example: The Last Jedi. Listen to the true fans, not the whiny critics. This is modern AiC and it’s great. William does lead vocals on 3 songs. The rest are either shared or lead by Jerry. There is more focus on this album and the message is more saturated in the reality that fans have a hard time accepting who AiC is now. If you don’t like this album, you don’t like Alice In Chains. Move on. Go listen to Taylor Swift or Nickelback.

Harmonizing. Ok, let me say, the original Alice in Chains was an all time favorite. Contrasting that band with the current iteration has really made me analyze my tastes. In a word, harmonizing. Hate it. From the first time I heard the Beatles, through the Greatful Dead and Eagles, down to the Hooters; horrible. What was so compelling about the Staley version of AiC was the contrast between the voices. One was all angst and anger, the other resignation and depression. Now we have a drone in harmony (odd, they even named a song after it). I don't know what Jerry was thinking when he hired a sound-alike, but what was the point? Sort of like Simon hiring another Simon rather than a Garfunkel. Weird.

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Mr Francis Hankerson. Got every AIC album and this is the only weak one!! Few good tracks ‘so far under’ (the most reminiscent of the last two albums) ‘the one you know’ ‘All I am’ and I like the grunge era vibe of Red giant it’s almost Soundgarden like 🤘🏼 but some of the songs like ‘never fade’ and ‘Fly’ make me feel like I’m listening to POP FM....bring back the sludge!!!!

Not bad.. I enjoy a few of the songs on this album. The others, not so much. It’s less that they’re bad songs, and more that AiC has begun to move in a new direction.

A tip of the hat to their past, an exciting glimpse of the future!. I have received the pre-order copy which included three singles 'The one you know', 'So far under' and 'Never Fade'. The first track is definitely a product of the new-age AiC and sounds fantastic with heavy guitar and bass riffs reminiscent of the heavier tracks in the 2013 album, “The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here". In stark contrast, ‘Never Fade’ could easily have belonged in the hit 1990 album, “Facelift”, with its guttural vocals sounding eerily like Staley’s. The harmonising between Cantrell and DuVall delivers. Every time. Kinney’s percussion is on point throughout and the wall of sound created by the guitars and Inez’s crunching bass restores faith that there are still a few rock bands who know how to turn it up to 11. Thanks for another brilliant album! (p.s. come to Australia!)

L. OwYou is Was

Genius!. This album is Genius!