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COME WHAT(EVER) MAY, the group's sophomore effort, pushes Stone Sour's sound a bit further than its predecessor. While the album's sonic attack is still unremittingly heavy, with thunderous drums and distortion-saturated riffs, there's also a keen sense of accessibility that foregrounds melody and eschews thrash in favor of flat-out hard rock. These elements, combined with Taylor's throaty voice, place Stone Sour a cut above your average post-grunge metal outfit, and COME WHAT(EVER) MAY hints that the group may be poised for a mainstream breakthrough.
Before joining Slipknot, guitarist Jim Root and vocalist Corey Taylor fronted Stone Sour, an alt-metal act with melodic sensibilities. The success of Slipknot inspired Root and Taylor to reform their original outfit, and the band's self-titled debut proved a success. Stone Sour's sound is reminiscent of Slipknot's, yet is distinctive enough to stand on its own merits.
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Entertainment Weekly (p.159) - "[The album] serves its punishing riffs with a heaping side of heartfelt melody....This combination creates moments of genuine catharsis."
Alternative Press (p.224) - "[The album] builds on their debut's strengths, allowing frontman Corey Taylor to drop his mask in more ways than one."
Kerrang (Magazine) (p.50) - "Captured live giving it to the audience with both barrels, it's a smashing glimpse of just how potent SS are onstage." Come What(Ever) May Music Come What(Ever) May Music Come What(Ever) May Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  Awesome Album
I wasn't a big Stone Sour fan until I heard this album. Every track is perfect on this CD. Corey's vocal range and Jim's guitar sinc perfectly creating this masterpiece. Highlights are 30/30-150, Come What(ever) May, Made of Scars and Through Glass
Submitted by Zakk (Kingston, Ontario, Canada)
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Are keeping their good work from the "Stone Sour" album and its just getting better and better...
Overhere in Sweden it has been sold out in many stores since the release...
Very good album..
Submitted by jacekt56 (Lund, Sweden)
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Im totally going to go buy this cd its awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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COME WHAT(EVER) MAY, the group's sophomore effort, pushes Stone Sour's sound a bit further than its predecessor. While the album's sonic attack is still unremittingly heavy, with thunderous drums and distortion-saturated riffs, there's also a keen sense of accessibility that foregrounds melody and eschews thrash in favor of flat-out hard rock. These elements, ...
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