Lostprophets The Betrayed CD 357

Lostprophets’ fourth studio album, The Betrayed, marks a raw, self-produced artistic rebirth. Released in early 2010 under the UK label Visible Noise, the band took creative control with bassist Stuart Richardson at the helm of production. The album carries a darker, more introspective tone while retaining the band’s signature alternative and post-hardcore sound  .

Standout moments include:

• The urgent opener “If It Wasn’t For Hate (We’d Be Dead By Now)”, setting the thematic tone.

• Reflective single “It’s Not The End Of The World, But I Can See It From Here”, exploring emotional resilience.

• Emotional dynamics in “Where We Belong” and the haunting closing “The Light That Burns Twice As Bright…”.

Track List (11 Tracks)

1. If It Wasn’t For Hate (We’d Be Dead By Now)

2. Dstryr / Dstryr

3. It’s Not The End Of The World, But I Can See It From Here

4. Where We Belong

5. Next Stop, Atro City

6. For He’s a Jolly Good Felon

7. A Better Nothing

8. Streets Of Nowhere

9. Dirty Little Heart

10. Darkest Blue

11. The Light That Burns Twice As Bright…