About this album
Where they were
Released in 2005, 'Vheissu' marked Thrice's major artistic shift following their previous album, 'The Artist in the Ambulance'. This third studio effort showcased a deeper exploration of themes and sound, stepping away from their earlier post-hardcore roots towards a more expansive alternative rock approach. At this stage, Thrice was gaining significant recognition and solidifying their position within the post-hardcore scene.
Why it matters
'Vheissu' debuted at number 18 on the Billboard 200 and received critical acclaim for its ambitious sound and lyrical depth. The album's blend of genres influenced a generation of post-hardcore bands, establishing it as a pivotal release that expanded the boundaries of the genre.
Essential tracks
- "Image of the Invisible" — The opening track sets the tone with its anthemic chorus and intricate instrumentation, encapsulating the album's themes of struggle and resilience.
- "Like Moths to Flame" — This track combines intense energy with poignant lyrics, highlighting the band's ability to merge aggression with emotional depth.
- "Stand and Feel Your Worth" — Closing the album, this track offers a reflective journey that emphasizes personal empowerment, showcasing Thrice’s lyrical maturity and musical experimentation.
Release Date
October 17, 2005
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Image of the Invisible 4:14
- 2 Between the End and Where We Lie 3:56
- 3 The Earth Will Shake 4:29
- 4 Atlantic 4:02
- 5 For Miles 4:27
- 6 Hold Fast Hope 4:01
- 7 Music Box 4:46
- 8 Like Moths to Flame 4:26
- 9 Of Dust and Nations 4:50
- 10 Stand and Feel Your Worth 5:52
- 11 Red Sky 4:17