Why this album works
'Atavist' has been noted for its critical reception, with some reviews highlighting its thematic depth and musical evolution. The album's bold approach to blending aggressive instrumentation with introspective lyrics resonated with fans and critics alike, securing Otep's place in the nu metal genre during a period of transition.
- Best for
- steady, consistent energy levels long, immersive listening sessions dynamic emotional journeys
- Context
- In 2011, Otep released 'Atavist' as their fifth studio album, following the more commercially successful 'The Ascension' from 2007. This album marked a return to their heavier roots while also showcasing a broader musical range that included more melodic elements. It came during a time when the nu metal scene was evolving, allowing Otep to redefine their sound amidst changing industry dynamics.
- If you like
- nu metal
Tracklist
12 tracks·50:55
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Atavist Animus 0:46
- 2 Atom to Adam Standout 4:05
- 3 Drunk on the Blood of Saints 4:04
- 4 Remember to Forget 4:24
- 5 Skin of the Master 3:47
- 6 We Dream Like Lions Standout 3:13
- 7 I, Alone 3:41
- 8 Baby’s Breath 7:12
- 9 Fists Fall 3:50
- 10 Stay 4:43
- 11 Bible Belt Standout 5:38
- 12 Not to Touch the Earth 5:32
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