Seether

Pre-Order Seether’s ‘Vicennial’ Album Now!

ByKatherine August 14, 2021August 13, 2021

MUSIC

To celebrate 20 years of music, Seether is releasing a new album titled Vicennial. This compilation album includes 20 tracks, carefully picked from the band’s eight studio albums. Vicennial gives fans the chance to look back in time at some of Seether’s best hits from the past two decades, such as their early singles “Broken” and “Fine Again.” The band selected fan art for the cover of the album, a reimagining of George Michael’s “Careless Whisper,” submitted by Richard Harden for Seether’s poster contest.

20 years is a major milestone for us. Putting Vicennial together gave us a chance to look back on our body of work over the years & rediscover some of our older songs. Pre-order/pre-save today! https://t.co/TLn7GiQORc pic.twitter.com/M91MmJxLzk
— Seether (@seether) August 13, 2021

Vicennial is now available to pre-order/pre-save on Seether’s official website. The album can be pre-saved on Spotify and Apple Music. Those who want a physical copy of the album can pre-order both CD and vinyl versions of the album. Seether have also released a line of Vicennial merchandise for pre-order, including t-shirts and hoodies. All media and merchandise will be released/shipped starting October 15.

To mark the release of Vicennial, Seether is doing three livestreams on November 11 via Moment House. Fans can even vote for which songs to be included in the set list. Tickets for the concert are currently available for purchase here.

Katherine

Katherine joined the Nerds and Beyond team as a writer in 2020. Her superpowers include balancing being a part time tutor, and preparing to be a first year teacher. Her lifelong obsessions include World War ll, hard rock, creative writing, solving complex math problems, and kittens. But her biggest loves are Linkin Park, Evanescence, Sleeping At Last, Supernatural, Lord of the Rings/The Hobbit, Stargate, and more. When she isn’t binge watching/listening to her favorites (for the nth time), she can be found traveling the country—mostly to different concerts and conventions.