Hollywood Undead – American Tragedy

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Artist: Hollywood Undead

Title: American Tragedy

Year: 2011

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Tracklist

1. Been To Hell (3:23)
2. Apologize (3:27)
3. Comin’ In Hot (3:43)
4. My Town (3:36)
5. I Don’t Wanna Die (3:58)
6. Hear Me Now (3:34)
7. Gangsta Sexy (3:53)
8. Glory (3:34)
9. Lights Out (3:51)
10. Coming Back Down (3:22)
11. Bullet (3:17)
12. Levitate (3:24)
13. Pour Me (4:03)
14. Tendencies (3:32)
15. Mother Murder (4:09)
16. Lump Your Head (3:37)
17. Le Deux (3:44)
18. S.C.A.V.A. (4:04)

Review

"American Tragedy" by Hollywood Undead is where the party mood takes a bit of a backseat, giving way to a edgier and more somber vibe. This album, dropped on April 5, 2011, dives into the deep end with a sound shift that's hard to miss. It's heavier than "Swan Songs," thanks to the fiery touch of Don Gilmore, Ben Grosse, and Griffin Boice, among other producers. Songs like "Been to Hell" and "Glory" make their mark with a metal-infused punch, driving home the more serious tone with relentless energy.

Lyrically, "American Tragedy" takes us into shadowy territories, albeit with moments of bravado like "Comin' in Hot" that keep the party anthem flag flying, just a bit darker. Tracks such as "I Don't Wanna Die" and "Lights Out" tread through themes of mortality and personal battles, anchoring the whole vibe in introspection. While some folks applauded the band's new direction, others missed the cheeky lyrics that once set them apart. Even so, their relentless touring and the enduring fan love kept them high in the charts, making this album a win in their heavy-metal journey. - Livia