Customer Ratings & Reviews

Ive never been a critical person. Especially to music. People create the music they want and I feel stupid telling them they are wrong. I have been a fan of this band since high school. They were always one of my favorites. They have a great sound! So I was let down when I heard they were getting a new singer. On top of that the singer for My Darkest Days...WHAT!!? Ugh. I hated the singles for this. But I couldn't help myself but buy the cd. I hated it. I put it down and was angry at the band. (ok not really, but I wasn't happy with the cd lol). Then I decided to pick it back up and give it an honest chance. Im glad I did because this is a really solid release to be honest. It may not be classic. But it is a very good album. Buy it. Be open minded. Give it a shot. Pretend its a completely new band and you will love it.

For someone whom has never listened to Three Days Grace before, this will probably come across as a decent, albeit run-of-the-mill rock album - for someone more familiar with the band's previous recordings, I could see this album being a disappointment. Adam Gontier was a hard vocalist to replace given the many hits that the band plastered the airwaves with during his tenure - though Matt Walst is a serviceable singer, the fit just seems off. The lead singles "Painkiller" and "I Am Machine" are okay tracks, and the latest single "Human Race" has a little bit different atmosphere to it that has grown on me, although I could see it being a major flop in the eyes of those previous TDG fans. The rest of the album just doesn't feel very memorable - I find myself usually wanting to listen to a new album several consecutive times to discover little nuances that I originally missed, but my first listen did not do much to motivate me toward that purpose. I applaud the band for moving forward and I hope that they continue to find success - although I am not sorry I bought the album because I was very curious about their sound with Walst, I can't say that I would heartily recommend this album with so many other options out there on the rock circuit.

I thought "painkiller" was ok. I thought "I am the machine" was meh. And "human" was awful. I am a huge fan of the band and I was a little disappointed about the whole change in singers. Then I found out the new singer is the brother of the guitar player I decided to give it a shot. My first couple times listening to it I thought it was okay but it's definitely grown on me. It's a really good cd.

This is no longer the Three Days Grace of the past. Matt Walst is a worthy successor to Adam Gontier, but some of the songs on the album just don't sound like 3DG. This singles are fantastic though. Any die-hard 3DG fan will probably dislike Walst, but this album is somewhat reminiscent to the old 3DG.

this album to me was perfect. Yes it has a new singer and has the brother of Adam. But the style with the music is what I have been waiting for since one X. Hopefully they keep going with this style and I do support Matt Walst as their singer. Just hopefully he does another my darkest days album sometime soon

I really worried about how this album might turn out with a new lead singer. Music history would give 50/50 odds. However, I was pleasantly surprised. The first radio single "Chalk Outline" got my hopes up and I wasn't disappointed. Strong album on par with their previous work.

Three Days Grace has been my favorite band since high school, so I was very excited when they announced they were releasing a new album even after the lead singer had been replaced. Really enjoy this CD, you will love the songs! My favorites are Painkiller & Landmine.

I was kind of nervous considering this was a new lead singer for this band, but it's a great addition to any TDG fan's collection. Sounds like they're trying to go back to more "hard" rock from the first album TDG released.

I love this album by 3 Days Grace. I am a huge fan of theirs and this is my favorite album. Matt at lead vocals is just great. I liked him in My Darkest Days but he is just fantastic as a member of 3 Days Grace. I just can't get enough of this album.

I have always been a fan, but was worried about losing lead singer Adam. The new Three Days Grace isn't the exact same, but the theme and style is still there and they still know how to rock it out.

Production, music, and everything on this album are pretty top notch. Only real complaint from new vocalist Matt Walst is the repetitive lyrics. Otherwise, another great Three Days Grace album.

I love "I am machine" and overall the album is up to par with their previous work. The sound is a little more mechanical than some of their other albums, which is what they were going for.

I didn't know if I'd like this band after Adam Gontier, but I went out on a limb and got it anyways, and it was the right decision. This album is great. It has lots of emotion and good sound and tons of listenablility.

While it is a pretty good album I can definitely tell a difference between this one and the previous ones before the lead singer left; you just can't replicate Adam's voice.

I was a little worried about how much 3DG would change with a new lead singer. It's weird at first, but it grows on you and they kept the same style of music so it works.

The band set out to prove that losing Adam would not hurt the band going forward. With the addition of Matt as frontman, the hard hitting rock for Three Days Grace is a powerful as it ever was.

I really enjoyed the CD had been wanting to buy it for the last few months now that I have it I listen to it all the time I would recommend this to anyone

People may complain about the repeatative of some lyrics. Don't forget other songs of theirs had the same repeatative lyrics and no one complained. Hopefully they will put out more music.

new singer really changes bands tone has a much better sound better lyrics everything though title cut is a bit commercial its all good by last track

Three Days Grace has been around for awhile and have proving they are one the top rock artists out. Even with a new lead singer, the album is just as good as their other albums.