Album Rating: 3.5

TAKE DAT KNIFE OUTTA MA BACK

Album Rating: 3.5

Still jam this every so often. Not too shabby stuff here.

WE HATE IT WHEN YOU GET WHAT YOU WANTED

anyone know that Richard Patrick's brother is the T-1000

Album Rating: 3.5

I sure did not.

Album Rating: 5.0

This is another recent album that convinced me to complete my Filter library. Love the transitions from melting my face metal than transitioning to ethereal?/ambient tracks at the end of an album.

Album Rating: 3.0

I liked this a lot more when it came out.

Album Rating: 3.0

I was psyched when this album came out, but my excitement faded pretty quickly. The production sounds great and the songs hit hard, but compared to Filter's other albums this one sounds like a pretty blatant attempt for mainstream recognition (as literally every song, except perhaps It's My Time, sounds like it's fine-tuned for radio play). I'm still waiting for them to top Title of Record.



That said, Take That Knife out of My Back is one of my favorite Filter songs.

Album Rating: 3.5

this is better than anthems and amalgamut

Album Rating: 3.0

"With this latest edition Filter goes up to a route of "ooooh oooooh's", trendy production and sounds which I would never expect from Filter with the safety belt buckled on to tight and with far too uplifting and optimistic vibe (Which isn't bad per se, but not with Filter).

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The only song which sound like Filter in prime times is 'Take That Knife Out Of My Back."



This comment aged the best. By no means a bad album and it is very easy to listen to, but it doesn't sound like Filter, really. It follows much of the same production gimmicks many mainstream hard rock and alternative rock bands had in the early 2010's.