Disturbed Releases Unstoppable Clip Video, Anthemic Song From Divisive Album

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JAKARTA - The Disturbed numetal unit released an official video clip for the song Unstoppable. The song was taken from the eighth full album, Divisive, which was released last November through Reprise.

About Divisive, Disturbed vocalist David Draiman said that the partisan tribal war has become part of the current Disturbed regular existence.

"This is one of the biggest battles. The whole idea of this album is to serve as a warning to everyone. Our society has become addicted to anger. Music is the best medicine for what makes us sick," David said as quoted by Blabbermouth, Wednesday.

"If only everyone reached out and used it. There is no better environment to forget all this nonsense other than live music. We can be together and realize that we have more in common than not. Get to know what's going on and let's make changes for the better."

Meanwhile, guitarist Dan Donegan added that whatever was needed, they had to put it together. Disturbed always tries to take negative topics and turn them into positives.

"From a tour around the world, we have seen the power of music as a universal language to unite everyone from all walks of life. We can still play songs to unite people, and that is a very strong feeling," he said.

Unstoppable stormed out of the gate with a tarnished guitar riff, a beating drum, and a distinctive Disturbed staccato vocal phrase that lined up with a pulsed rhythm. This tension hit the chorus which would boom the whole stadium; "There's no escape. I am unstoppable".

"Unstoppable is clearly one of the heavier tracks on this album. The flow is made into a bombastic animal. It's really a fighting song," said David.

"We always have rock anthemic songs on every album," commented Dan. "We like to write songs that empower for motivation. We are sports fans and this song is definitely part of it. It's the right song, for sure."