Yes, they do show the raw talent of the band, but they donвЂ™t add anything to the package. I found the demos to be way too close to the final product to be that interesting. It has one my favourite choruses and it puts a smile on my face every time it comes on. Sadly, only вЂImmortal but DestructibleвЂ™ is worth mentioning. I purchased the Deluxe version of the album that comes with two extra tracks and a bunch of demos. The guitar solos are also abundant and well written a track like вЂLeviathanвЂ™ is far from my favourite, but I go through it every time just to get to the shredding parts. I like the vocal harmonies during the chorus and the spoken segment at the end is something Volbeat has rarely done before. вЂThe Awakening of Bonnie ParkerвЂ™ is my personal favourite. After a week of listening to it everyday, I keep putting it back into my playlist. On вЂThe EverlastingвЂ™, the vocals are drowning in reverb, contrasting with the sharpness of the guitar riff.Д«ut вЂRewind, Replay, ReboundвЂ™ has some qualities too, and I found it addicting despite my criticism. You end up losing some of the edge that the band has when playing live. вЂSorry Sack of BonesвЂ™ might be the perfect example: the track has a great ambiance, but it is also a bit overproduced. The production surely helps unifying the ambiance but sometimes it also hurts the impact of the songs. The album is diverse, but strangely enough manages to sound quite uniform. The latter even features a saxophone solo that cleverly switches to guitar midway through. They even found room for some good old punk on вЂParasiteвЂ™ and вЂDie to LiveвЂ™. His guitar solo is a highlight, and fans of their first two album will certainly rejoice.В Casual fans that prefer the вЂradio friendlyвЂ™ sound of Volbeat will probably prefer the ballad-like вЂWhen We Were KidsвЂ or the catchy вЂCloud 9вЂ™. The metalheads will have fun with a song like вЂCheapside SloggersвЂ™, a track featuring Gary Holt from Slayer and Exodus. вЂRewind, Replay, ReboundвЂ™ has a little bit of everything for everyone. Filled with big guitar riffs and 1950вЂ™s melodies the album doesnвЂ™t disappoint even if it feels a bit safe. Their newest offering is once again filled with their unique style of music, often called вЂElvis MetalвЂ™.

From their humble beginnings in the clubs of Copenhagen, to playing arenas and festivals around the world, Volbeat has come a long way. вЂRewind, Replay, ReboundвЂ™ is VolbeatвЂ™s seventh studioВ album: itвЂ™s crazy to think that this band is almost 20 years old.

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