Title: Sinner
Product review: Drowning Pool is another band in the long line of metal hopefuls who are currently waiting in the wings of The Metal Kingdom. Hailing from Texas, their 11 track disc brings together all of the fundamentals a good metal album in 2001 needs; anger-ridden vocals ("Sermon"), heavily effected guitars ("Pity") and earth shaking rhythms ("Tear Away"). It also contains that undeniable black cloud of doom aura throughout the entire disc, from which much of their lyrical content is derived ("Follow"). Drowning Pool tap the vein of the teenage angst machine without Fred Durst brashness or Aaron Lewis emotion, but instead through a good old fashioned metal anthem ("Bodies") that's sure to rule the circle pits this summer concert season, which may be the deciding factor that puts Drowning Pool on the top of the constantly shuffled metal card deck.
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