The alt-metal behemoths square off against pop's reigning queen with their first album in 13 years.
There are two things worth noting here. The first is: Tool has always taken its sweet time between albums. The second is:
Holy crap, a prog-metal band that routinely released 10-minute songs sold enough albums in one week to go gold, twice in a row. By going against the grain of popular music trends and refusing to make mainstream concessions, Tool cultivated a huge, rabid fanbase that gobbled up the band's albums. They'll surely do the same withOf course, the music industry is much different than it was in 2006. We should expectto sell less than its predecessors, but early signs point to a massive debut nonetheless. The album's first single and title track debuted at No.
Needless to say, this diehard fandom and pent-up anticipation will result in huge first-week sales for
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