Seether is releasing their ninth studio album titled “The Surface Seems So Far” on September 20th.
Not many bands make it to nine albums or over twenty years later but Seether is still going strong. Their signature style and sound is still true to themselves in this new album. Lyrics that are full of emotions and clever lines, something for everyone to relate to in at least one of the songs on the album as vocalist Shaun Morgan pours out his heart for everyone to hear. There is something for new or existing fans in this album. Their signature sound is still true and heard in this new album, any new fans (how have you not heard of Seether yet though?) will thoroughly enjoy the album as well. The album is the perfect balance of easy listening and emotional songs that will have you hanging onto every word and singing along. There is not a flop of a song on the album, one of the rare times that the album is just as enjoyable the full way through.
More About Seether:
With five gold and platinum albums and two dozen Billboard Rock Airplay Top 10 hits including 20 No. 1s at U.S. radio throughout a career spanning over two decades, Seether is as vibrant and relevant as ever. Hailing from South Africa, Shaun Morgan proudly draws inspiration from his grunge and hard rock roots, crafting a unique sonic identity that propelled the band’s Gold-certified American debut and continues to resonate deeply with fans worldwide. The rock quartet, who also founded the annual Rise Above Fest for nearly ten years to raise awareness for suicide prevention and mental illness, remains a beacon of integrity on The Surface Seems So Far, which promises to captivate both loyal fans and newcomers alike with its blend of memorable hooks, driving rhythms, and unapologetic rock spirit.
The Surface Seems So Far Track Listing:
1. Judas Mind
2. Illusion
3. Beneath the Veil
4. Semblance of Me
5. Walls Come Down
6. Try to Heal
7. Paint the World
8. Same Mistakes
9. Lost All Control
10. Dead on the Vine
11. Regret