Three Days Grace - Alienation (CD)
- Dominate
- Apologies
- Mayday
- Kill Me Fast
- In Waves
- Alienation
- Never Ordinary
- Deathwish
- Don't Wanna Go Home Tonight
- In Cold Blood
- The Power
- Another Relapse
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 12
Three Days Grace - Alienation - Vinyl
Three Days Grace returns with Alienation — their 8th studio album and a landmark moment in rock. For the first time in over a decade, original frontman Adam Gontier is back joining Matt Walst on vocals along with Neil Sanderson (drums), Brad Walst (bass) and Barry Stock (guitars) the twelve tracks on “‘Alienation’ all play a pivotal role in defining this significantly new, but nostalgic, chapter of the band. The album is a journey through inner collapse and outward defiance—The songs reflect isolation as a condition of existence, not just circumstance. Some of what we write about - anxiety, addiction, heartbreak, disconnect, are often a different wave of the same storm. And yet, buried in all the wreckage is something human—still reaching out.
- Dominate
- Apologies
- Mayday
- Kill Me Fast
- In Waves
- Alienation
- Never Ordinary
- Deathwish
- Don't Wanna Go Home Tonight
- In Cold Blood
- The Power
- Another Relapse
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 12
- Pressing
- Booklet
CD edition.
Three Days Grace - Alienation - CD
Three Days Grace returns with Alienation — their 8th studio album and a landmark moment in rock. For the first time in over a decade, original frontman Adam Gontier is back joining Matt Walst on vocals along with Neil Sanderson (drums), Brad Walst (bass) and Barry Stock (guitars) the twelve tracks on “‘Alienation’ all play a pivotal role in defining this significantly new, but nostalgic, chapter of the band. The album is a journey through inner collapse and outward defiance—The songs reflect isolation as a condition of existence, not just circumstance. Some of what we write about - anxiety, addiction, heartbreak, disconnect, are often a different wave of the same storm. And yet, buried in all the wreckage is something human—still reaching out.
