All the Right Reasons

By the summer of 2004, Nickelback had been on tour around the globe for the better part of the previous 5 years, at that point supporting their third album, 'The Long Road' (which at the time had sold 5 million copies worldwide). After a short break they gathered together again at singer Chad Kroeger's studio and began work on a new album with their friend Joey Moi. Without any deadlines they were not in a fevered rush to finish up, and over the next seven months, they spent countless hours making sure every song on their fourth album, 'All the Right Reasons', was exactly the way they wanted it.

The resulting 11 tracks are the most insistent, dynamic and diverse Nickelback has conjured to date. The first single "Photograph" is reflective and earnest, constructed on a foundation of multi-layered vocals, infectious melodies and guitars that build to a triumphant buzz.

"Fight For All The Wrong Reasons" echoes with textural guitars and evolves from a moody melody into a crunchy, southern-tinged riff. And "Savin' Me" is a call for redemption that's driven by a combination of ringing and fuzzy guitars, undeniable vocals, gliding strings and delicate piano.

Yes, Nickelback have come up with another fine album!