The remaining tracks on the album are a bit up and down in quality.

It´s great to hear they are still capable of producing standout tracks this far into their career. The two first singles off the album 'Last Day Under the Sun' (which features a semi-funky guitar riff, reminding me slightly of the guitar riff on Michael Jackson´s 'Black or White') and 'Leviathan' are both among the highlights of the album, and to my ears especially the latter ranks among the band´s strongest compositions. There are melodic tracks, 50s rock´n´roll influenced uptempo tracks, a couple of more soft/mellow type tracks, and a couple of harder edged heavy tracks featured on the album, so the band are as diverse as always, yet sounding unmistakably like Volbeat all the way through the album. Upon conclusion 'Rewind, Replay Rebound' is pretty much another Volbeat album by the numbers. Occasionally a really heavy riff appears, but the polished sound production even makes the most heavy sections easily digestable for a mainstream hard rock audience. Volbeat have become a little more melodic, polished, and mainstream oriented over the years, and that tendency is continued on 'Rewind, Replay Rebound', which at times is more melodic hard rock than heavy metal. Volbeat have had a unique sound (built with tried and true musical elements) from day one and with lead vocalist/guitarist Michael Poulsen´s distinct sounding voice in front that is not gonna change anytime soon. The influences from 50s rock´n´roll (Elvis, Johnny Cash) are still strong as well as heavy nods toward 90s-Metallica. The tracks feature regular vers/chorus structures and typically great anthemic sing along choruses. A polished and melodic hard rock/heavy metal style with great mainstream appeal. Stylistically the material on 'Rewind, Replay Rebound' continue the hard rock/heavy metal style of 'Seal the Deal & Let's Boogie (2016)'.

Anders Kjølholm left Volbeat before the recording sessions for 'Seal the Deal & Let's Boogie (2016)', but Larsen was not in place for the recording of that album (he joined in May 2016), and the bass was therefore recorded by lead guitarist Rob Caggiano. 'Rewind, Replay Rebound' is the first Volbeat album to feature bassist Kaspar Boye Larsen. Three years spend touring and gaining more and more fans and commercial success. The album was released through Universal/Vertigo Records in August 2019 just little over three years after the release of 'Seal the Deal & Let's Boogie' from June 2016. Rewind, Replay, Rebound: Live In Deutschland is out on November 27 and can be pre-ordered here.'Rewind, Replay Rebound' is the 7th full-length studio album by Danish heavy rock/metal act Volbeat. Their latest album, Rewind, Replay, Rebound, was released on August 2nd, 2019 and has spawned the hit singles “Last Day Under The Sun,” “Die To Live (feat. The band also released Let’s Boogie! Live At Telia Parken, a concert film and album documenting their landmark 2017 Copenhagen show in front of 48,250 fans, the largest show a Danish band has ever performed in Denmark. A distinction that Volbeat topped in 2016 when Seal The Deal & Let’s Boogie debuted at No.4. 2013’s Outlaw Gentlemen & Shady Ladies, which includes the Grammy nominated “Room 24” and is also certified Gold, bowed at No.9 on the Billboard Top 200 upon release, marking the highest U.S. Their 2010 album Beyond Hell/Above Heaven, which features hit singles “A Warrior’s Call” and “Heaven Nor Hell,” has received RIAA Gold Certification.

Since then, they’ve clawed their way to hard rock’s upper echelon with endless touring, a string of seven full-length albums which have sold 2.5 M copies in the US alone, and eight No.1s on the mainstream rock airplay chart. Limited to 3,000 copies, the LP features brand new cover art from long-time Volbeat illustrator Karsten Sand and will be pressed on “Magician’s Smoke” colored vinyl. Recently, Volbeat announced their Record Store Day Black Friday release, Hokus Bonus: a vinyl-only compilation of ‘bonus tracks’ from special and international editions of the band’s previous albums. It’s amazing to see the impact the fans have had on Volbeat, we’ve become fans of theirs, too.” They have always supported us and still do. From playing their first note on German soil at the Rock Hard Festival in Gelsenkirchen 14 years ago, Germany has embraced the band and lovingly christened themselves the band’s “second home.” Says vocalist/guitarist Michael Poulsen, “the German audience has always had a special place in our hearts, since the very beginning. Germany holds an important place in the story of Volbeat.

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