Like their former tourmates and eternal soulmates Buckcherry, Hinder work real hard to have a real good time. This is especially true on Take It to the Limit, a sequel to their 2005 debut, Extreme Behavior, where they take their surprise success as vindication for bad behavior. Hinder show a great love for Guns N' Roses, recycling the escalating chromatic riff from "Sweet Child O' Mine" on the album-opening pair of "Use Me" and "Loaded and Alone," which also finds lead singer Austin Winkler adopting an Axl Rose growl, which is a welcome departure from his node-busting scream. Not that Hinder is quite stuck in the past: their great innovation is marrying this raunch to Goo Goo Dolls power ballads. However, like anybody too beholden to their idols, they often tread familiar ground too carefully.
--- - |- Now that I have your attention: there's a new Hinder album coming on November 4, called - wait for it - Take it to the Limit. Just when I thought I couldn't loathe this wretched tumor on the face of good taste any more than I already do, they go and name their album after [...] ~~- "Hinder "
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| 1 Use Me |
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| 2 Loaded and Alone |
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| 3 Last Kiss Goodbye |
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| 4 Up All Night |
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| 5 Without You |
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| 6 Take It to the Limit |
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| 7 The Best Is Yet to Come |
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| 8 Heaven Sent |
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| 9 Thing for You |
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| 10 Lost in the Sun |
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| 11 Far from Home |
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