Cage to Rattle
| Daughtry
Cage to Rattle
Cage to Rattle is the fifth studio album by American alternative rock band Daughtry, released on July 27, 2018, through RCA Records. This is their first studio album in five years sinced Baptized in 2013. At just ten songs, this album is Daughtry's shortest album to date. It is also their first album with drummer Brandon Maclin. Upon its release the album received predominantly positive reviews from music critics, with some calling it the group's strongest and most mature work to date. - Wikipedia
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Maximum Volume
Let’s get right to it. “Cage To Rattle” is so bland that you could listen to it with your mum, your gran, and just about anyone else and no one is going to get offended.
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Newsday
Daughtry's strongest album since band's debut.
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Distorted Sound
DAUGHTRY have played to their strengths in this album which is certainly a pleasure to listen to and is sure to be popular across the board, maybe not just with current fans.
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All Music
Cage to Rattle finds the sextet at something of a crossroads, attempting to navigate the distance between their hard-rocking past and their mellowed present.
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Sputnik Music
Irrelevancy is a sobering thing to witness.
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Immortal Reviews
Daughtry plays it safe in Cage To Rattle, delivering an easy, inoffensive listen but failing to really carve out a place for themselves in the current pop rock scene.
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Digital Journal
Overall, Daughtry has released a compelling and well-crafted studio effort with Cage to Rattle.
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Cryptic Rock
It is an acquired taste that just about anybody can ultimately enjoy.
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Entertainment
With Cage to Rattle, Daughtry are most certainly back at their best.
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Devils Gate Media
‘Cage To Rattle’ is a risky move from Daughtry. How do you gain a new audience without alienating your core fan-base? Only time will tell if it pays off, but Daughtry deserves credit for taking that risk.
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The Soundboard
Albums like this are the reason that radio-rock gets such a bad reputation; there’s no heart or passion here, but just giving the people more of what they want, and that’s extremely difficult to endorse in any capacity.
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My Global Mind
Overall this is a good effort by the North Carolina band, but it barely holds on to their grunge-rock roots.
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Leon TK
Perhaps Daughtry’s more hard-hearted fans will interpret this album’s track structure as hinting at a return to heavier things, and a concurrent return to all-conquering form.
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Belwood Music
Cage To Rattle seemed like it could be a return to form. It’s the first record with decent artwork for a start, and some of the songs released ahead of the album sounded very promising.
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Down the Front Media
I’ve got a feeling that this album is going to be one that grows on you the more you listen to it, and though at first listen I’m not wholly blown away I can’t help feeling that I’ll be revisiting the album at some point with hopefully, a different point of view.
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Planet Mosh
It's not a heavy album but it's one that'll sell millions of copies.
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2 loud 2 old music
It has left a bad taste in my mouth and now I need a glass of water…or H20, whichever, since it is the same thing.
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Deviant Art
If you're looking for music that's solid enough background noise for a party or while you're in your hose, this is a fine choice, but for music you'd want to hear on repeat, this isn't really it.
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