The South African band’s seventh album is a throwback of sorts. It’s Seether going back to it’s roots. The band has ditched the idea of hiring a producer, with lead singer Shaun Morgan taking on the job this time around. And the decision paid off big time for the band, as “Poison the Parish” is the best Seether album since “Karma and Effect.”
Morgan not only did a solid job mixing, but also sounds fresh and rejuvenated. His trademark screams are back in full force. It’s clear that the band is feeling good again on their latest album.
“Poison the Parish” plays to the band’s strength: heavy, dark, loud and unapologetic metal. Seether’s best songs have always been the anger-filled ones, and on “Poison the Parish” the listener gets hit upside the head with the first track ‘Stoke the Fire.’ The all out assault continues with songs like ‘Nothing Else,’ Count Me Out,’ and the first single off the album, ‘Let You Down.’
In a time when a lot of folks are pissed off about the state the country, Seether hits all the right nerves with their latest release.
The group’s formula for success isn’t a secret. Morgan has a Kurt Cobain-like voice, and a lot of the songs are filled with angst and rage. The band’s fans have stuck with them through seven albums, a couple guitarist changes, stints in rehab and broken relationships (ala Amy Lee of Evanesence). And because of their devotion and steadfast support of the band, Seether has rewarded its fans with the perfect gift: a genuine Seether album.
“Poison the Parish” gets an A-
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