Disturbed
Asylum

One entire decade of Disturbed banalityMakes most among us metalheads clamor for finalityFrom these peddlers of false and nu,The likes of whom must mi...

“Asylum” is the name of Disturbed’s latest release and while they have always been very much themselves and one of the few to survive the whole nu met...

I remember hearing Disturbed's single "Stupefy" for the first time, from their debut album The Sickness. It was intense metal, taking no quarter, be...

There is no bigger band in hard rock right now than Disturbed. Over the past decade, they have helped to revolutionize the popularity of aggressive mu...

Hard rock band Disturbed returns with their fifth studio album Asylum. How does it stand up to their previous works 411's Ben Czajkowski checks in wi...

They first caught the head-banging public's attention when American hard rock was deep in the throes of the nu-metal movement, but Chicago-based quart...

Let’s refrain from name calling and simply call Disturbed consistent; they’ve manage to chug out these half epic metal albums for seven years now and ...

Global warming! Nazis! Werewolves! Disturbed pack their fifth disc Asylum with so much scary stuff it should come with a night-light. The Chicago meta...

For a man so supposedly bemused by his oft-referenced ‘Mad‘ moniker, you’d imagine that David Draiman could rest upon subtler album titles than ‘Asylu...

Changes from album to album tend to be subtle and incremental for Disturbed, which is exactly what its fans prefer. The Chicago quartet has a defined ...