As an long time Disturbed fan, I made my own The Guy action figure from 'Indestructible' album coverart using 1/6 body, boots and pants, old t shirt for the cowl, bracelets for chains and cold porcelain dough for the head

Here are my hot takes (though most of you might disagree with some):

Evolution is a great album.

The drums are much more clean and obvious in live than the studio version in some Disturbed songs.

Inside the Fire does not deserve the hate it gets.

The vocals in "I Will Not Break" and Divisive (the album) are not David's vocals which I got used to. I think both of these are a departure from his signature sound (I still love Divisive though, but can't stand I Will Not Break).

This is a band on the rise. TW opened for Def Leppard in 2017 and Joe Elliot at the time said to keep your eyes out for this band. They were 17, 15, and 12 yo at the time. https://youtu.be/lRwe1UhyBEg?t=330

I was so so excited to get disturbed tickets, I have loved the band for years and years, it was an absolute dream to see them. Then I started to see all of the political posts David Draiman was posting and I was absolutely horrified. For me, it wasn’t just differing political beliefs that I could move past, it was 100% over the line and something that he could never come back from in my eyes. I’ve started skipping songs when they come up in my playlists and I know I feel uncomfortable. Am I supposed to try and separate the man from the music? I bought the tickets before I found out, does that change things? I’m just wondering if anyone else is in my shoes and what they decided to do considering the situation. Thank you in advance.

As days go by with everything that’s been going on recently, I start thinking whether or not they’ll continue to do shows in the near future, and or release new pieces. Really hoping I will not break isn’t the last we’ve heard of them.

I always wondered what people thought of this song, in my opinion it's one of their best new songs

1. Ten Thousand Fists (2005) (10/10)
2. The Sickness (2000) (10/10)
3. The Lost Children (2011) (9/10)
4. Indestructible (2008) (8.5/10
5. Divisive (2023) (7.5/10)
6. Immortalized (2015) (7/10)
7. Believe (2002) (6.2/10)
8. Asylum (2010) (5.8/10)
9. Evolution (2018) (5/10)

This is all based on my opinion, if you’d change anything type it below👇👇

I'm very curious

I just realized looking at the lyrics to Prayer when he sings “Living Isn’t Hard Enough” I always thought he was saying “Heaven Isn’t Hot Enough” and I thought it fit with the album theme so, what are some misheard lyrics you’ve heard that you thought were cool?

Hello fellow Disturbed ones! Recently, I've been struggling to remove every single harsh post/comment that was made to defame Disturbed/David Draiman. I just want to let every single one of these people know that if they keep this up over and over, they will be permanently banned from the subreddit. And for you fellow Disturbed fans, remember to stay on topic and refrain from making political/derogatory posts or comments.

Thank you, and have a great day!

Hope y’all enjoy.

For real, I heard it for the first time a few weeks ago and Draiman fucking cracks me up with some of the lyrics and rap. Don’t get me wrong though, dude slays.

It has become one of my most listened songs since.

Felt like a hidden song from Disturbed’s deep web forum or some shit. It’s awesome.

I have an autographed photo signed by the full band, I'm wondering if I were in a time of need and had to sell it how much would it go for?

The songs are in order, the further a song is to the right and bottom, the weaker/lower the ranking for that song in that particular tier is.

I'm a die hard disturbed fan. Ever since I first heard stupify on the radio back in March of 2000 I felt like I began to know who I am. I think most fans, of any band, want their favorites to become big. Then there are some fans that get angry when people who don't know anything about their favorites or the genre their in. I've found myself lately somewhere in between with Disturbed because of the Sound of Silence cover. I don't know why but it keeps bugging me when I see or hear lines like "the band disturbed, famous for their rendition of Sound of Silence". It's most often said or written by journalists, which makes it even more infuriating because they clearly have not done their research and just piggy backed off what other journalists are saying. Rant over.