Album lore

Immortalized (Deluxe Edition), released in August 2015 on Reprise Records, collects sixteen tracks from Disturbed, a band rooted in metal and its subgenres—nu metal, alternative metal, rap metal, and hard rock. The album is notable for its cover of Simon & Garfunkel’s "The Sound of Silence," a track that brought the band considerable attention beyond their usual audience. Other selections include "The Vengeful One" and "The Eye of the Storm," showcasing the band’s blend of aggressive riffs and melodic undercurrents.This edition expands on the original release with additional material, offering a fuller picture of Disturbed’s work during this period. The production adheres to the polished yet heavy aesthetic characteristic of mid-2010s metal, with a focus on clear vocal delivery and layered instrumentation. Immortalized captures a moment when the band was consolidating their place in metal’s broader lineage, appealing to listeners who traverse the boundaries between metal’s various offshoots.

Album lore

Immortalized (Deluxe Edition), released in August 2015 on Reprise Records, collects sixteen tracks from Disturbed, a band rooted in metal and its subgenres—nu metal, alternative metal, rap metal, and hard rock. The album is notable for its cover of Simon & Garfunkel’s "The Sound of Silence," a track that brought the band considerable attention beyond their usual audience. Other selections include "The Vengeful One" and "The Eye of the Storm," showcasing the band’s blend of aggressive riffs and melodic undercurrents.This edition expands on the original release with additional material, offering a fuller picture of Disturbed’s work during this period. The production adheres to the polished yet heavy aesthetic characteristic of mid-2010s metal, with a focus on clear vocal delivery and layered instrumentation. Immortalized captures a moment when the band was consolidating their place in metal’s broader lineage, appealing to listeners who traverse the boundaries between metal’s various offshoots.