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We do battle in the sphere of ideas and ideas only. Not only is rock thriving, but it has millions of dedicated fans worldwide-and when their favorite band puts out a solid album, they’re still ready to tune in.We are researchers who deal in open-source information, reasoned argument, and dank memes. It took 13 years and a million rabid fan theories, but they made an album that proves that taking your time to properly cement your place in the hearts of your fans pays off. But Tool have proved that by putting their all into their work, they are still as relevant as ever to the mainstream music world. The idea that ‘Rock is dead’ or ‘Quality doesn’t matter anymore’ is an easy out for rock fans who see hip-hop and pop getting more press than metal or punk these days.
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1 album without the assistance of a concert ticket/album sale redemption offer, any sort of album pre-order/pre-sale access code promotion, or a single merchandise/album bundle - all of which have become the norm for most major albums in recent years as artists struggle to sell albums through more old-fashioned or traditional methods.” It's also worth noting that Tool outsold Taylor Swift in physical copies - proof as to how much rock fans are dedicated in supporting their favorite artists by buying a physical copy of their new album. Billboard made a point of noting, “Remarkably, Fear Inoculum’s big debut is a now-rare example of a No. They also did so on the backs of their music alone. 1 is if anything a just reward for not playing anyone else’s game and going with their guts. They chose a conceptual visualization for the album cover, released a 10 minute-plus first single, and released the record when they felt it met their standard, even if that took forever to do so. Tool instead focused on crafting the album they wanted to, on their time, by their rules. Given how quickly the scrolling feed-based news cycle moves these days, it’s easy to fall back on the idea that trash, flash, and social media savvy are all that matter in the modern day. What this further proves is the power of hard work, musicianship, and crafting an identity as a band. Just as you don’t have to love Taylor Swift to give her props, you don’t have to be a Tool diehard to acknowledge that they’ve done something incredible. And yet, their new record was able to dethrone one of the most powerful pop stars in the world.
They took their sweet time making the follow-up to 2006’s 10,000 Days, to the point where it was widely assumed that any album they released would be a disappointment. There’s nothing chic, hip, or pretty to what they do - it’s just pure, raw musicianship. Tool are four older dudes playing one of the most esoteric and easy-to-laugh-at genres of all time: progressive metal. That’s no joke, no matter how metal you think you are, and we respect Taylor Swift for that.īut that’s exactly why it’s a big deal that Fear Inoculum took the No. It’s not as though Lover was some kind of flop, either - Target reported that the record was the most pre-ordered album in the store’s history, and when it debuted, it represented 27% of all album sales for that week.
Like her or not, Swift is undeniably a cultural force to be reckoned with, embodying the values and mindset of millions of people. To get out in front of it, our celebration of Tool’s victory on the charts is no slight to Taylor Swift.
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