Disturbed’s The Sickness reappears on six Billboard charts, setting new career peaks 25 years after its original release. David Draiman of Disturbed performs during Ozzfest 2000 at Shoreline ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. Disturbed’s debut album The Sickness recently turned 25. The group ...

Disturbed bassist John Moyer says the band's upcoming break is routine, not a cause for concern, and confirms plenty of new music is waiting.

Five years ago, the guys in Disturbed were set to take their fans on a time trip back to the metal band’s beginnings. A deluxe version of the group’s debut album, “The Sickness” was finished and dates ...

Break out the earplugs, because everyone’s favorite band to hate are finally about to make good on their threat to unleash new music on a public that did nothing to deserve such punishment. Disturbed ...

Disturbed bassist John Moyer is clarifying comments he made about the status of new material from the band.In an interview with Mark Strigl posted on Dec. 16, Moyer said that while Disturbed is ...

It was just about 25 years ago (March 7, in fact), that Disturbed released its first album, “The Sickness.” And the rest was a kind of hard rock history. “The Sickness” was a breakthrough success ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - When Disturbed released its debut album, “The Sickness,” at the turn of the century, the mainstream metal scene was changing. Relatively “nu” bands such as Limp Bizkit, Korn, and ...

For a few strange years in the late 1990s and early 2000s, a novel phenomenon hung around the Billboard charts. It was called “nu metal,” a dark infusion of alt-rock, hip-hop and heavy metal that made ...