Seether has always been an interesting group, combining metal with soothing guitar  tracks. They bring a unique flavor to the post grunge scene with their South African roots, especially when speaking in Afrikaans. The lyrics are incredibly meaningful and this new album is no exception. Finding Beauty in Negative Spaces has got to be the best album Seether has released yet.

I'm not always up to date with my favorite groups when they release a new album, so I didn't find this until several months after they released it. When I get a new album, I start it and listen to each track, but there is usually a time when I just skip to the next because I feel like I've heard all that the track has to offer already. This is not the case. No two tracks are alike and it's organized very well.

Die-hard Seether fans may say that this isn't as hard of an album as Disclaimer II, but there's still tracks like "FMLYHM" and "Fake It" that feel true to the spirit of the group. Listening to "Fallen" and "Walk Away From the Sun" may make you think that you're listening to Nickelback, but the anger and energy is distinct.

This album is great from beginning to end and is great for every rock/metal/grunge fan who just wants some easy listening.