SEVENDUST | Blood And Stone | Album Review
Going strongly for years without having a major downhill slide is a hard task, but Sevendust makes it easy. It's safe to say that there aren't as many bands in the genre with this much longevity and interest from all angles. What makes that claim even more impressive is that Sevendust were originally part of the nu-metal scene. They weren't at the top of the mountain in terms of media attention, but albums like "Home" and especially "Animosity" really connected with people, and that's only continued to be the case. Not many bands that were a part of their scene can tell the same story as some have fallen apart and others have done things that have polarized people. Sevendust is not one of those bands, even though they've had weaker albums that don't stack up well to others, as most bands do. The long running band's 13th studio album "Blood And Stone" is another venture into the breed of hard rock that only they know how to pull ...