As you probably guessed, it was time to slow things down with the next track. The title track follows suit, with a catchy guitar riff and almost dance-able beat. The album kicks off with a head-banging anthem in "Devour", which opens with an amazing drum/piano sequence and explodes into Brent Smith's energetic vocals. The Sound of Madness finds a balance in the intensity of the songs, without sounding choppy or forced. While Leave a Whisper has taken on the role of Shinedown's measuring stick, this album does not disappoint - in fact it proves to be the answer for fans who thought "Leave A Whisper" was too heavy and that "Us And Them" was too soft. The irony of the title is that the sound of the album is the opposite of madness it is closer to a tightly crafted musical masterpiece. Shinedown returns with their third studio album, "The Sound of Madness". Review Summary: "The Sound of Madness Is Beautiful"
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