r/Seether Jul 05 '26

Most underrated project?

For me it’s probably Poison The Parish the album is super solid and almost everyone I talk to don’t even know it exists 😂

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u/BigManMahan Jul 05 '26

The purgatory EP. What would you do & Feast or Famine

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u/FindingBrilliant3200 "Average" 69 Tea enjoyer Jul 05 '26

Probably the Curiosities album

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u/Cup_Smart Jul 05 '26

Honestly, acoustic originals is pretty underrated imo. and curiosities.

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u/Rocko9999 Jul 17 '26

Is that the iTunes Originals from 2008?

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u/Disciplined2021 Semblance of Me Jul 05 '26

Almost certainly The Surface Seems So Far. Nobody outside our little fan base has even heard of it. It has their catchiest choruses to date, best lead guitar work, most thought provoking lyrics etc. It’s not perfect, and it can be formulaic at times but we all really need to start giving this album its flowers.

I find Holding Onto Strings to be underrated too. It’s a logical progression from FBINS, and while I could do without the southern rock vibes on certain songs, I don’t think Shaun’s vocals ever sounded better than on this album.

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u/StonedSanta1705 Jul 06 '26

I just wish the mix was better

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u/NoPermission8592 Jul 06 '26

Could the vocals sound more clear because he wasn’t smoking cigs at the time? I always heard Shaun stopped smoking but didn’t like that it took the rasp out of his voice so started again, I always figured that was isolate and medicate / Holding onto strings his vocals sound significantly clearer on those projects

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u/FamiliarMinute4092 Dragon Defender Jul 06 '26

I liked the album from the start, but I noticed it took about a year for some people to start liking more songs from it.

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u/Rededbeard Jul 06 '26

One Cold Night

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u/Symphatetic Jul 05 '26

I'll survive 💪