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Track List
01) Close to the Bone
02) Every Man-Any Man
03) Not on Your Life
04) Hit a Moonshot
05) Buckeye
06) Compromise
07) It's a Buzzkill
08) Throwing Caution to the Wind
09) Ladders and Slides
10) Bottom Feeder
11) Epilogue
01) Close to the Bone
02) Every Man-Any Man
03) Not on Your Life
04) Hit a Moonshot
05) Buckeye
06) Compromise
07) It's a Buzzkill
08) Throwing Caution to the Wind
09) Ladders and Slides
10) Bottom Feeder
11) Epilogue
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First Released
2026
Heavy Metal
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Emotion Factory Reset is the ninth studio album by American heavy metal veterans Armored Saint, released on 22 May 2026 via Metal Blade Records. The 11-track record represents a conceptual "tearing down and rebuilding", bridging the band's classic '80s New Wave of British Heavy Metal influences with a modern, groove-driven hard rock sound. According to guitarist Phil Sandoval, the title signifies hitting a mental pause button to reclaim clarity before reacting to an increasingly chaotic
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Music critics have widely praised John Bush's phenomenal vocal delivery and the album's massive, punchy production. While outlets like Blabbermouth.net celebrate the band's ability to evade cliché, some reviewers note that the album relies heavily on a "dad rock" or classic hard rock swagger rather than the pure, blistering speed of their 1980s catalog.
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Emotion Factory Reset is the ninth studio album by American heavy metal veterans Armored Saint, released on 22 May 2026 via Metal Blade Records. The 11-track record represents a conceptual "tearing down and rebuilding", bridging the band's classic '80s New Wave of British Heavy Metal influences with a modern, groove-driven hard rock sound. According to guitarist Phil Sandoval, the title signifies hitting a mental pause button to reclaim clarity before reacting to an increasingly chaotic
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Music critics have widely praised John Bush's phenomenal vocal delivery and the album's massive, punchy production. While outlets like Blabbermouth.net celebrate the band's ability to evade cliché, some reviewers note that the album relies heavily on a "dad rock" or classic hard rock swagger rather than the pure, blistering speed of their 1980s catalog.
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