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Superheist · 2002
51 min · 17 tracks · nu metal
A fierce blend of heavy riffs and aggressive vocals propels this nu-metal exploration of identity and societal angst.
Top tracks — play these first
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Liberate — This opening track sets a high-energy tone for the album with its urgent rhythms and powerful lyrics about breaking free from constraints.
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Scars — With its emotionally charged lyrics and dynamic shifts between melody and aggression, Scars encapsulates the internal struggles addressed throughout the album.
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A Dignified Rage — This track exemplifies the band's ability to merge intense instrumentals with introspective themes, showcasing their lyrical depth within a heavy framework.
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2 Die 4 — Combining catchy hooks with hard-hitting verses, this song highlights Superheist's knack for blending accessible melodies with their heavier sound.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Scars
The narrative shifts from vulnerability to defiance, asserting resilience against external pressures.
This transition creates a powerful contrast that showcases growth, illustrating how pain can fuel strength rather than defeat.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Liberate 2:52
- 2 Empire 3:58
- 3 False Idols 3:06
- 4 7 Years 2:57
- 5 New Culture 0:37
- 6 Scars 3:19
- 7 A Dignified Rage 3:17
- 8 Will the Change 3:16
- 9 Dear Enemy 4:18
- 10 Beaming Down From Satellites 4:07
- 11 Sugarloaf Hill 1:02
- 12 2 Die 4 2:49
- 13 Drilling the Void 3:02
- 14 El Ladonigro 0:26
- 15 The Karma Division 3:06
- 16 Neverend 2:55
- 17 Torniquet for a Broken Planet 6:19
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