Audio Secrecy (CD & DVD Digipack)

This in my opinion this is Stone Sours best work so far, Audio Secrecy takes you on a journey through various emotions and you can really feel the bands passion for the inspiring music they are performing. There will be criticism thrown at this album however with such comments as "Same Sound" or "Too soft" but people have to remember this is not Slipknot and it wouldn't be worthwhile if it was just like Slipknot, Stone Sour have definitely created there own style and it has evolved into something fantastic, I mean truly exceptional . The single Say You'll Haunt Me is inspired and has really set up this album for greatness. This album also definitely caters for all as there are several heavier sounding tracks such as Mission Statement and Unfinished which will blow you away and there are also softer tracks such as Dying and Hesitate which are epic sounding. The final point I will make on this album is the value that you get with this you not old get the album you get, three bonus… more »

This in my opinion this is Stone Sours best work so far, Audio Secrecy takes you on a journey through various emotions and you can really feel the bands passion for the inspiring music they are performing. There will be criticism thrown at this album however with such comments as "Same Sound" or "Too soft" but people have to remember this is not Slipknot and it wouldn't be worthwhile if it was just like Slipknot, Stone Sour have definitely created there own style and it has evolved into something fantastic, I mean truly exceptional . The single Say You'll Haunt Me is inspired and has really set up this album for greatness. This album also definitely caters for all as there are several heavier sounding tracks such as Mission Statement and Unfinished which will blow you away and there are also softer tracks such as Dying and Hesitate which are epic sounding. The final point I will make on this album is the value that you get with this you not old get the album you get, three bonus tracks, member ship to the bands exclusive website membership which I believe usually costs and you also get a DVD with a fairly long documentary which is extremely interesting for music nerds like myself that love to see there favourite bands at work. All for a great price of 8.95.
My rating for this album is as follows:
Vocals 5/5
Guitar Sound/Tones 5/5
Drumming 5/5
Solos 5/5
Lyrics 5/5
Overall 5/5
Just buy it. The best sound I have heard in years.

Come What(ever) May is a top ten album of all time in my opinion, it was a complete roller coaster from start to finish. And I was glad to find out that this new record is exactly the same; it's very melodic, whilst still holding the metal and dark aspects that made Stone Sour as damned excellent as they are. Every single track is worthy of recognition for being fantastic, it takes you from the strong metal anthem that is Mission Statement and the beautiful ballad in Hesitate. Without any question, you should buy this album, because it's unlikely that anything will top this in 2010.

Also, to mention about the DVD, the making of, whilst a tad short, is very interesting and worth a look, and the three live tracks from Download 2010 are all pretty good too, although I'd have loved the entire gig like you got with the Come What(ever) May special edition. I'm not complaining though, if you can, do get the DVD edition, because you're also buying the GORGEOUS digipack version of the… more »

Come What(ever) May is a top ten album of all time in my opinion, it was a complete roller coaster from start to finish. And I was glad to find out that this new record is exactly the same; it's very melodic, whilst still holding the metal and dark aspects that made Stone Sour as damned excellent as they are. Every single track is worthy of recognition for being fantastic, it takes you from the strong metal anthem that is Mission Statement and the beautiful ballad in Hesitate. Without any question, you should buy this album, because it's unlikely that anything will top this in 2010.

Also, to mention about the DVD, the making of, whilst a tad short, is very interesting and worth a look, and the three live tracks from Download 2010 are all pretty good too, although I'd have loved the entire gig like you got with the Come What(ever) May special edition. I'm not complaining though, if you can, do get the DVD edition, because you're also buying the GORGEOUS digipack version of the album, and that's worth it in itself, not to take anything from the DVD.