Customer Ratings & Reviews

First thrice album purchased. Hurricane and black honey are the 2 songs that got me into them thanks yo Sirius satellite radio.

After way too long a hiatus, Thrice is without a doubt, back! The album begins with a calm-before-the-storm acoustic intro, eventually leading into a full on Hurricane - the opening track. The album then weaves back and forth between catchy, heavy riffs and eloquent, incredibly relevant lyrics that will leave you thinking about the current socio-political state of the world in the midst of some serious head banging. One of my favorite parts of the album is how it fades out with the same riff that opened it, definitely a full circle album you should listen to all the way through. But enough reading about it...go buy it and see Thrice on their upcoming tour so they keep making more of these!

Thrice is back and I couldn't be happier! This album picks up where they left off and brings us kind of a best of style wise from Vheissu to the last album! While this album isn't as perfect as Vheissu, it is just as great as all of the albums that followed it! There are some heavy moments, reflective moments, and the only miss is the pointless instrumental interlude which is the album's only real flaw. It feels short for some reason but it really isn't that short. If you like heavy rock with metal, hardcore, and folk leanings, this is for you! If you like Thrice's past releases, well why don't you one this already?!

Good if you like songs like Black HOney and Hurricane

Found this to be a good feeling cd. Would buy again.

I'm a long-time Thrice fan and I've gotta say, it is GOOD to have them back. They've come a really long way from that punk band of old, and it shows in their latest album. To Be Everywhere Is to Be Nowhere has a much more raw aspect to its sound and leans more towards modern hard rock than their more classic punk metal inspired albums. If you've followed Thrice through all their other genre changes than you should have no problem appreciating this album as their big return to the music scene after 5 years!

I'll admit I had given up on Thrice after their last two albums because I listened to them from their first albums release and on loving their early stuff. But this album is more like their fourth release vheihsu or however you spell. It's a great album that's been as close to their old sound as they will probably go with the way they are coming back.

Thrice is one of the most talented bands to hit the rock/punk scene in the past two decades. Their evolution and growth is so apparent from album to album, and it is never more apparent than this new record, their first in five years. "Black Honey" and "The Long Defeat" are worth the price of purchase alone!

I've been a thrice fan longer then I can even remember. Finally back with a new studio record. It picks up right where Beggars and Major Minor left off. They've created a solid record with the energy they got back from time off. Cannot wait to see them every time they come through!

I'd never thought I'd see another Thrice album again but alas, here they are, back together again. It's a really good album. It's got a cool vibe to it. It kind of sounds like a continuation of Major/Minor with elements from a lot of their previous albums in it. It's a cool disk.

I'm a new Thrice can, just became aware of them once the single 'Black Honey' was released. Love the song, and then loved the 2nd single too ('Hurricane')...glad I bought the album. I really like 6 of the songs and the lead singers voice. Overall really good album.

This cd showed up in my life at the right time for windows down, drown out the world in volume type music. Luckily, it's brilliantly written, meaningful music while also being just right to have fun with. Thrice is great and they continue to impress.

I love Thrice...I've seen them many times live....I missed Thrice dearly when they went on hiatus...Hearing this album makes it seem like they never stopped! They pick up where they left off and the result is an amazing musical experience.

I felt like the album is like a blend of Major/Minor and Beggars while having the creativity and experimentation of The Alchemy Index. It took me a few times to listen thoroughly threw it to really appreciate their new direction. As usual, Thrice never really seems to disappoint.

I heard "Black Honey" on Octane. I listed to a little more of this on youtube. I had a few other songs I liked. I really like the entire CD. It is rare to get a full CD that I like, so i highly recommend this.

I had heard of Thrice before but wasn't a fan. After listening to Black Honey, I bought the album. I was not disappointed in the least. If you like Black Honey then you are in for a great listening experience.

I thoroughly enjoy Dustin Kensrue, but was unsure just how good this album would be as it seemed like it may be a cash grab, but was DEAD wrong! This is my favorite album this year by far!

I was very reluctant when purchasing this CD as I haven't heard any music from them in recent history worthy. However, I am very impressed with this album as there are four or five songs on it that could be hits if given the air time.

The last cd I liked of Thrice's was the artist and the ambulance. After that I thought they got to soft. This album isn't as great as The Artist and the Ambulance but a album I can listen to this front to back and not skip a song

This album has really powerful songs thematically. This isn’t for those looking for anything very fun or catchy. It is a more poetic approach to songwriting which longtime fans would appreciate.