The Betrayed
Lostprophets · 2010
47 min · 11 tracks · alternative rock · pop-punk · nu metal
A relentless blend of angst-driven riffs and melodic hooks encapsulating the turmoil of modern life.
Why this album works
Upon its release, The Betrayed debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart, reflecting the band's continued popularity in the alternative rock scene. The album's lyrical themes of betrayal and disillusionment resonated with fans, marking a significant moment in their career during a time when nu metal was waning but still influential.
- Best for
- steady emotional progression throughout angst-driven energy for release relentless riffs for catharsis
- Context
- The Betrayed is Lostprophets' fourth studio album, released in 2010, following their commercially successful record, Liberation Transmission. At this point, the band was navigating a transition away from their earlier pop-punk sound, aiming for a heavier and more mature approach that showcased their evolution as artists.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Radiohead· Robbie Williams· Muse· Duran Duran· Ellie Goulding· Ed Sheeran· Depeche Mode· Manic Street Preachers
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 If It Wasn't for Hate, We'd Be Dead by Now Standout 2:18
- 2 Dstryr/Dstryr 4:28
- 3 It's Not the End of the World, but I Can See It From Here Standout 4:19
- 4 Where We Belong 4:37
- 5 Next Stop, Atro City 3:01
- 6 For He's a Jolly Good Felon 4:40
- 7 A Better Nothing 4:45
- 8 Streets of Nowhere 3:26
- 9 Dirty Little Heart Standout 5:42
- 10 Darkest Blue 3:50
- 11 The Light That Shines Twice as Bright... 5:52
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