Drowning Pool

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Drowning Pool's tale of perseverance is just as inspiring as their music. The All-American anthemic rock band has persevered through the death of their first singer and losing their second, emerging a stronger unit than ever before. From presenting the Lane Evans Health Act to Barack Obama, while senator, and coming back with their first consecutive album with a singer, vocalist Ryan McCombs, Drowning Pool continue to survive. After their biggest single ever, "37 Stitches" and four years of nonstop touring, which culminated with 2009's Crüe Fest 2, the Dallas quartet are set to release their fourth full-length album, Drowning Pool . Review: More than worthless! - This is another superb album by DP. They are one of the few bands that never let me down! It is just a splendid solid rock album full of good songs and no filler. The record contains more excellent guitar riffs from the accomplished CJ Pierce (and a few guitar solos) and sound musicianship by the band . All of the songs are strong in my book but the two songs that stand out for me are the ballads 'More than worthless' and 'alcohol blind'. The latter is a superb acoustic driven song about the demons of drink and sounds very poignant and sad . I love DP for many reasons with one being that they always retain melody and verve in their songs and lead single for the album 'Feel like I do' was a chart and radio friendly hit in the states and is one of the best songs in their catalogue. Also enjoyed the song 'Horns up' as its pretty filthy and will put a smile on any listeners face! So put the CD on for a spin, sit back, pour yourself a drink, let the sin begin and get ready to rock out to one hell of an album! Review: Sounds great 👍 - A very nice album