The Betrayed

Released on 18 January 2010

Artist: Lostprophets

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  1. If It Wasn't For Hate We'd Be Dead By Now
  2. Dstryr/ Dstryr
  3. It's Not The End Of The World But I Can See It From Here
  4. Where We Belong
  5. Next Stop Atro City
  6. For He's A Jolly Good Felon
  7. A Better Nothing
  8. Streets Of Nowhere
  9. Dirty Little Heart
  10. Darkest Blue
  11. The Light That Burns Twice As Bright..

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13 years since their formation, hard-hitting Welsh metal heroes Lostprophets return with their fourth studio album, The Betrayed. The sextet's first two albums, 2000's 'The Fake Sound Of Progress' and 2004's 'Start Something', won them national acclaim, before third release, 'Liberation Transmission', saw the band win two Kerrang! awards. This fine work is continued on their latest offering, The Betrayed, which is a much darker, grittier long player. As with previous releases, instrumental interludes frequently contribute to the listening experience, with singles 'It's Not The End Of The World But I Can See It From Here' and 'Where We Belong' among the highlights. Although at times album number four could be described as lyrically aggressive in tone, the big hooks that have made the band a worldwide sensation very much remain - having road tested these songs live since 2007, there is an evident sense of confidence on display throughout. Intelligent, assured and littered with festival-sized moments of heavy metal genius, The Betrayed is another jaw-dropping smash from one of the most innovative rock bands of recent years.

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 AMAZING!!!!!

| | See all geegee07's reviews (4)

i recieved my copy of the album today and all i can say i wow!!!! an amazing piece of music here by the prophets they have truly stood to there word about sayig this album is worth the wait look out for the standout tracks such as dstryr/dstryr and next stop atrocity
on a personal note i still dont think this album is better than start something as some of the songs in the betrayed are quite like liberation transmission which as an album i didnt like the direction they went in.
out of 10 i give this album 9

 Pretty Damn Awesome

| | See all WitchHunter's reviews (5)

This album is everything you should have come to expect from Lostprophets, high quality songs, awesome vocals and instruments with a touch of commerical influence. I don't think people should compare albums to other albums, it's easy to say that this album is no where near as unrefined and untamed as Fake Sound of Progress but this isn't supposed to be its rival, bands albums should be judged for what they are not what they were. This album has many songs that are easily among their best yet, particularly 'Dstryr/Dstryr' and 'Next Stop Atro City' to name a few. This album admittedly does retain elements of all their albums, with songs soft enough to pass as songs from the last album aswell as songs with enough force to pass as 'Fake Sound of Progress' songs (slightly annoying endings included XD). If it were possible I would have given this 4.5/5. It did take me 2-3 listen throughs to truly appreciate how good this album was and I'm honestly suprised it did take that long.

A must for any LP fans and well worth the money for any rock/heavy music lovers.

 Good Album ..... but lostprophets?

| | See all thisisradiosam's reviews (1)

The first thing I should probably say about this album is that it really is very good, especially in comparison to Liberation Transmission. Style wise, the album is a fairly accurate mix of all 3 previous lostprophets albums. It's also good to see the interludes between songs, which i loved from SS and FSOP making a re-appearance

In some regards this is one of the albums biggest strengths. If you are fan of rock music then there is bound to be a few songs on here that satisfy your taste.

However, all that aside I can't help but feel somewhat dissapointed by the album. On numerous occasions I can't help but feel that the band have leant too heavily on their influences and this shows through in the songs. Streets of Nowhere for example sounds cringingly like The Jam.

Nevertheless this is a top album and a definite buy!

 Back on form!

| | See all RamboandRocky's reviews (1)

Amazing album but listen to it a few times to fully appreciate it. Some tracks are brilliant and remind me of their earlier stuff but others are something new and different but are also fantastic!

Must buy for any Lost Prophets fan or general fan of Alternative Rock

 What happened to lostprophets???

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Theres a couple of good songs that reminds you of their last album but nothing compares to the fake sound of progress and start something!! lostprophets is the new kings of leon (losing their rock on each album and starting to aim at the pop genre!!!)

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