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Dec 5, 2024From Zero is a decent effort that contains all the band's hallmarks, even if it's not the exact same Linkin Park that is known and loved.
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Nov 13, 2024Three safe, heavyweight singles are backed up by a confusingly hit-and-miss album.
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Nov 20, 2024From Zero is a tale of two halves. The first half feels like pandering to what people miss from Linkin Park. .... However, by the time “Overflow” rolls around, a switch flips. Though it’s more of a Shinoda track, it sets the stage for a strong second half, with its dark and captivating atmosphere and simplistic instrumentation that makes it a powerful standout. From this point on, From Zero maintains momentum.
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Nov 15, 2024Serving as the throat-shredding yin to Shinoda’s straight-man rapping yang, Armstrong’s vocal range is a bit limited, but she largely sticks to her strengths, welcomingly counteracting some of the band’s worst tendencies (for one, she helps resuscitate the drony “Overflow”). But it’s a pity that she’s essentially reduced to engaging in what mostly feels like Linkin Park karaoke.
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Nov 14, 2024Tracks like ‘Overflow’ and ‘Stained’ are the album’s most impressive. They fuse electronica and rock with genuine elegance, in a way that feels contemporary and, to a certain degree, even cutting-edge. .... Few other tracks catch fire in the same manner, however.