Fake Sound Of Progress - Lostprophets Reviews

Lostprophets are undoubtedly one of the biggest bands in British rock right now, but it wasn't always the same. Fake Sound Of Progress (Remastered Copy) is the 2001 re-release of their debut album, the original of which is unfortunately out of print, so keep your eyes out for an Ebay bargain!! I won't do a song by song ...  Read the complete review

Thefakesoundofprogress was lostprophets debut album released in 2001 and featured two of their singles - shinobi vs dragonn ninja and the fake sound of progress. This album is still my personal favourite by lostprophets and the music is very different from their more recent albums. I use to play this album over and over every day after school and ...  Read the complete review

This album was the start of something great for Lostprophets, but they have let it slide a bit since those days. The album was a great succes and the music was different to what we expect of lostprophets today. It was original, fresh and something people hant heard before but now im afraid to say that the are just another "nu wave indie" ...  Read the complete review

There was a time when six young men from Wales stood proudly astride a truly wonderful debut album. What happened next descended the band from saviours of rock to just another nu metal band. Fake Sound of Progress originally surfaced as a grainily produced, warts and all, tour de force; sporting some exceptionally strong songs. The ...  Read the complete review

The first time I heard of or saw the Lostprophets was on T.V when they won Best British Newcomer at the 2001 Kerrang Awards. I will admit that at the time I did not take any notice or show any particular interest in the band. Infact I almost completely forgot about the prophets until about a month later when I had a dream. I dreamt that I ...  Read the complete review

Lost Prophets show a genuine ability to please by bringing us some of the newest and most original sounds to ever come out of nu metal. In a way they sound like Linkin Park with their strong singing voice, lack of Slipknot style shouting and DJ. In another way they sound different with the lack of a rapper such as the before-mentioned Park's ...  Read the complete review

One Year ago, Lost Prophets were ignored by the press, unknown to most and had a small fanbase. One year later they've been front cover on metal magazines, huge fan base around the country and tipped to bring British metal back to Britain like the gold old days. Although this success revolves around their debut and only album to date..The Fake ...  Read the complete review

I am back, after literally months of being quiet, I have returned to voice my opinion on all of those important things, like just what has the music industry been doing, who has been releasing what, and is it actually any good. Well, this is my first pick from the albums I have invested in, it is the latest offering from the ...  Read the complete review

Lostprophets ? Best New British Band (Kerrang Awards) and I'm gonna tell you why, I've heard them live, they are amazing, everything you want from a stage performance. Ok here is my run-down of the tracks. Obscure Intro the first track if you are wondering what's it all about ill tell you, it's a gaming arcade, and they ...  Read the complete review

Lost Prophets are stunning. I went to Reading Festival and I'd heard of Lost Prophets before so I saw them on one of the stages when I didnt have anything else to do so I went to have a listen and I was blown away. THEY WERE AMAZING! As soon as I got home, I got the album and as far as I'm concerned, its PURE CLASS! Track ...  Read the complete review

the lostprophets looked to me to be another samey nu-metal band when i first heard of them, and at first listen i wasnt amazingly impressed by the whole thing. but thefakesoundofprogress is an album that grows on you. the whole sound of the band is heavy but with a melodical twist (i know, i know, a lot of people say that about the new wave of ...  Read the complete review

On the first night (Or at least first night for a very long time) I listened to the Radio One rock show I heard Linkin Park, Boy Hits Car and Lostprophets. Having been given an mp3 of a Sunna song earlier the same day and as someone who counts finding new music as one of their hobbies, I’d have to say that was a pretty successful day. The ...  Read the complete review

'The Fake Sound Of Progress' is the debut album from young British band the Lostprophets. This is varied and thoughtful yet still heavy and occasionally brainless rock. It uses a blend of styles with many different influences becoming apparent throughout the album. For more information on the band and general information about ...  Read the complete review