Musical Over Dose is proud to present Since January 2002 another new release, have fun .: about release :. Name .:. Shinedown - Planet Zero Genre : Rock Source : CDDA Type .:. Album Artist : Shinedown Label : Atlantic (Warner) Titel : Planet Zero Tracks : 20 Playtime : 48:57 Size : 91,54 MB Encoder : VBRNEW - LAME3.100 - V0 Quality : VBR kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo Bitrate : avg. 256kbps [ Tracklist ] 01.2184 00:22 02.No Sleep Tonight 02:31 03.Planet Zero 03:43 04.Welcome 00:35 05.Dysfunctional You 03:38 06.Dead DonÆt Die 03:15 07.Standardized Experiences 00:43 08.American Burning 03:43 09.Do Not Panic 00:33 10.A Symptom Of Being Human 04:09 11.Hope 03:39 12.A More Utopian Future 00:34 13.Clueless And Dramatic 03:06 14.Sure Is Fun 03:00 15.Daylight 04:01 16.This Is A Warning 00:50 17.The Saints Of Violence And Innuendo 03:41 18.Army Of The Underappreciated 03:14 19.Delete 00:36 20.What You Wanted 03:04 Total 48:57 Min if youÆre the sort that tends to æShatter the glass when itÆs half fullÆ, then Shinedown are definitely seeing life through your lens. On the weirdly comforting Dysfunctional You, this established and ever developing creative force are both flying the freak flag and saluting it. æI wonÆt be the ending that was written for me,Æ frontman Brent Smith concludes on Dead DonÆt Die, another song that finds strength in adversity. Planet Zero was written during lockdown, a time when everything seemed to stop and people turned to screen-based comforts. This was a double-edged sword, as the band document capably on this seventh album. Between tracks, robot-voiced instructions leave us in no doubt that we are, or were, being asked to conform û but the music itself flies in the face of such stricture. It has medicinal, spirit- reviving properties. Comfort against the machine. The title-track and manic opener No Sleep Tonight go full frontal, Shinedown at their most assertive. But this album is both considered and considerate. Its pacing is especially to be admired as is its caring assessment of what fear and confusion has done to our humanity. So where Army Of The Underappreciated is a bruising punk-metal song (albeit played with greater musicality and production value than most artists of that genre would muster), Daylight is this whole other thing û a unifying ballad that could conceivably have been written for Leona Lewis. In fact, DaylightÆs proof that a great song is a great song, irrespective of genre. Taken as a whole, Planet Zero continues ShinedownÆs good work but widens their stride. Most of these songs could stand alone, but together theyÆre the work of a band unafraid of veering from one side of lifeÆs road to another, and of rock stars totally in tune with the people who put them there. https://twitter.com/Shinedown https://www.shinedown.com