10,000 Days

Tool · 2006

75 min · 11 tracks · progressive metal · progressive rock · psychedelic rock

Complex rhythms and intricate melodies intertwine with profound lyrical themes, creating an immersive auditory experience.

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Best for: immersive auditory exploration wave-like pacing with resolution dynamic shifts in intensity
Context: By the time '10,000 Days' was released in 2006, Tool had reached a pivotal point in their career following their acclaimed album 'Lateralus' (2001). This album marked their first release after a five-year hiatus, showcasing a maturation in both sound and thematic depth as they continued to explore complex philosophical ideas.
If you like: progressive metal, progressive rock, psychedelic rock
What next: Fear Inoculum — Continues the complex rhythms and themes with a fresh perspective.

10,000 Days is an album by Tool, released in 2006. Complex rhythms and intricate melodies intertwine with profound lyrical themes, creating an immersive auditory experience. '10,000 Days' debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, solidifying Tool's position as a leading force in progressive metal. The album received critical acclaim, with reviews highlighting its ambitious structure and conceptual depth, further influencing the genre and earning multiple Grammy nominations. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 10,000 Days sound like?

Complex rhythms and intricate melodies intertwine with profound lyrical themes, creating an immersive auditory experience. Rooted in progressive metal and progressive rock.

What makes 10,000 Days by Tool notable?

'10,000 Days' debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, solidifying Tool's position as a leading force in progressive metal. The album received critical acclaim, with reviews highlighting its ambitious structure and conceptual depth, further influencing the genre and earning multiple Grammy nominations. By the time '10,000 Days' was released in 2006, Tool had reached a pivotal point in their career following their acclaimed album 'Lateralus' (2001). This album marked their first release after a five-year hiatus, showcasing a maturation in both sound and thematic depth as they continued to explore complex philosophical ideas.

Who is 10,000 Days for?

10,000 Days works well if you're into immersive auditory exploration, wave-like pacing with resolution and dynamic shifts in intensity.

How many songs are on 10,000 Days?

10,000 Days has 11 tracks, running approximately 75 minutes.