More Than a Thousand

The metal/metalcore band More Than a Thousand, from Setubal, Portugal, has a number of well-known songs that are well-liked by followers. "No Bad Blood" stands out as a strong, upbeat tune that demonstrates the band's aptitude at fusing powerful guitar riffs with catchy vocal melodies. "It's Alive (How I Made a Monster)" is another well-liked song that has powerful breakdowns and shouts that are sure to start any mosh pit.

Another fan favorite, "Cross My Heart" features a catchy chorus and powerful breakdowns. The slower, more melancholy song "Roadsick" demonstrates the band's variety and capacity to write music other than only heavy rock. A fast-paced, high-energy song like "Nothing But Mistakes" is likely to get an audience going.

With its catchy chorus and powerful breakdowns, "First Bite" stands out as a notable track. Another strong and heavy song that demonstrates the band's ability to make impactful music is "Black Hearts." A fast-paced song with a catchy chorus, "We Wrote A Song About You" is certain to stick in your head.

Finally, "Heist" and "Teenage Wastelands" are two additional songs that showcase the band's talent for producing melodic, catchy heavy music. Overall, More Than a Thousand includes a wide variety of well-liked songs that demonstrate their skill and capacity for writing intense, strong music.

After the success of their 2010 album "Make Friends and Enemies," the metal and metalcore group More Than a Thousand from Setubal, Portugal, released their fifth album, "Vol. 5: Lost At Home," in 2014. Numerous hard-hitting songs on the album highlight the band's unadulterated talent and vigor.

Every song on the album contributes something distinctive, from the aggressive and electric "Fight Your Demons" to the powerful and poignant "Feed the Caskets." Each song has the distinctive sound of the group, with thrashing percussion and strong guitar riffs that will make listeners headbang along.

'Vol. 5: Lost At Home' is an excellent addition to More Than a Thousand's discography that shows the band's development over the course of five albums. The band demonstrates that they are a force to be reckoned with in the metal and metalcore scene with their strong vocals and hard-hitting instrumentals.

The album contains everything that distinguishes More Than a Thousand in the congested metal and metalcore landscape, so fans of the genre will undoubtedly like it. The group is steadily solidifying their position as one of Portugal's top metal performers because to their distinctive sound and great talent.