“Quite possibly the band’s most dense and layered affair to date, it’s not likely to share the same mainstream success enjoyed by its predecessors, but that’s not an entirely bad thing. In a way, with “Invented,” Jimmy Eat World are your band again, and not necessarily everybody else’s.”

“…there’s still enough creative juice flowing through the album to keep things interesting.”

Disturbing.

“This record is a defining moment for Filter.”

“On the whole, Korn III: Remember Who You Are isn’t exactly the return to form that you may be hoping for, but for a band that has slimmed down considerably, they make do with what they have, with the addition of Luzier being perhaps the best thing to happen to the band in years.”

Perhaps someday the band and this album will get the recognition they deserve so very badly.

“From the splash of cold water that is the album’s opener, “Now Rise,” Taproot mean business. Plead the Fifth is, much to the delight of old-school fans, a rocking return to form of the Gift variety.”

“Truth be told, this is about as pure as any comeback album could be. Scott Weiland — despite his seemingly ongoing addiction problems — still sounds phenomenal and still knows how to bring a dynamic performance to the table, while the song-writing team of the DeLeos, who have always been the unsung heroes of the band, put all of their effort into crafting a solid set of songs that could each find a home on the radio while holding up alongside that classics of the band’s 1990′s career.”

It’s been 12 years. 12 long years since Far dropped the influential Water & Solutions and then proceeded to drop off the face of the Earth.

“Perhaps the material that makes up Miracle will sound better in a live setting, but on the record, it’s a shocking disappointment from a usually dependable band.”