Outsider

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«...inspired, hook-laden riffs...» Guitar World«...crunchy, roundhouse-punch choruses...» RevolverThe Canadian band Three Days Grace, multi-award-winning and with over a billion streams on one of the major platforms, will release their sixth album, "Outsider," on March 9, under RCA Records."For me, Outsider represents the time it takes to find your place," explains bassist Brad Walst. "The world sometimes seems completely crazy. We try to escape it from time to time. We do our thing, always trying to move forward. It's a recurring theme."While it continues the band's tradition, Outsider also represents the progression of Three Days Grace. Its influences: Nine Inch Nails, White Zombie, Bring Me The Horizon, Lana Del Rey, and the classic film Lost Boys. The first single "The Mountain" illustrates this evolution: very cinematic sounds give way to stadium-ready riffs, before exploding in the chorus "I'm still surviving, keep climbing, keep climbing the mountain."Outsider will find its place in the discography of Three Days Grace: since 2003, the band has established itself as one of the references of avant-garde hard rock, breaking all records, reaching the top of the charts, and still holding the record for "most number one singles on Active Rock Radio" with 13 titles. In 2015, Human was the second consecutive album to top the Billboard Top Hard Rock Albums chart and the fourth to be ranked in the Top 20 of the Top 200, with two number one singles: "Painkiller" and "I Am Machine." The band has about 3.9 million monthly listeners on Spotify - making it one of the most listened to rock bands in the world, with a multitude of hits: «Chalk Outline», «The High Road», «Misery Loves My Company», «World So Cold», «Good Life», «Break», «Never Too Late», «Animal I Have Become», «Pain», «Just Like You», and «Home».