Funeral for Yesterday

Album 2007

About this album

Sound: "Aggressive riffs intertwine with introspective lyrics, creating a raw emotional landscape that defines Kittie's sound."

Where they were

Released on February 20, 2007, 'Funeral for Yesterday' marked Kittie's fourth studio album and showcased their evolution toward a more melodic and mature sound. Following the lineup change after 'Until the End', this album represents a pivotal moment in their artistic direction as they explored deeper themes and varied musical elements.

Why it matters

'Funeral for Yesterday' received praise for its lyrical depth and sonic maturity, debuting at number 92 on the Billboard 200. The album's exploration of personal struggles resonated with fans, solidifying Kittie’s place in the alternative metal scene during the mid-2000s.

Essential tracks

"Funeral for Yesterday" — The title track encapsulates the album's theme of loss and reflection, merging heavy instrumentation with poignant lyrics that resonate deeply.
"Everything That Could Have Been" — This track stands out with its haunting melody and exploration of regret, offering listeners a glimpse into the band's emotional depth.
"Will to Live" — 'Will to Live' features powerful vocals and gritty riffs, embodying the spirit of resilience that permeates throughout the album.
"This Too Shall Pass" — This song highlights Kittie's ability to blend catchy hooks with heavy soundscapes, representing their growth while maintaining their roots.