Limp Bizkit

Fred Durst appears to have outgrown the horny wise-ass persona of albums past, and the change is a welcome one. From the album title, song lyrics and overall vibe, it's clear that Limp Bizkit have come back with something to say besides the usual anti-gay jokes and rhyming misogyny. Heavier guitars and better riffs don't hurt either.

Guitarist Wes Borland has rejoined Limp Bizkit for their first album together in five years. It's
nothing for either party to celebrate -- it just means the Bizkit punted their search for a
new guitarist, while Borland piddled away his chance to develop his supposed avant-garde
ambitions on the solo level. So if you still get hot over 1998-vintage rap metal, you may have
nostalgic hopes for Unquestionable Truth, though it's just twenty-nine minutes.... More >