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Generally favorable reviews- based on 38 Ratings
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WowBaggerOct 15, 2009
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Jun 29, 2012Not Freshly prepared but still a worth listening and according to me i will not like to compare this album with linkin park as its not linkin park its DBS .....................Fire and Into You are great songs
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AndrewLOct 20, 2009Grows on you after a while. This is not Linkin Park or Julien-K. Dead by Sunrise has its own distinctive sound. The ordering is somewhat awkward on the tracks. You'll go from a foot pounding, fast tempo song (Inside of Me) to a ballad type song (Let Down) immediately. The album ends well though. This may not be for everyone but it deserves a chance.
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Dec 23, 2015Critics are haters! This album contains all the Chester Bennington we could possibly ask for, even not with his original Linkin Park line-up! I hope Dead by Sunrise gets back together soon and comes out with another and many more albums!
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As a whole, Out of Ashes is a solid record and a fine opening volley for Bennington's solo work.
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Bennington and his Dead by Sunrise bandmates (who hail from the electronic rock band Julien-K) also display a deft touch with atmospherics and textures on tracks like "Too Late," "Give Me Your Name" and the goth-tinged "Let Down," among others
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The album is oddly inert, lacking both the brute force and big choruses that raised Linkin Park to rap-rock godhead status.