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Disturbed to release B-sides album

Multi-Platinum-selling hard rock band Disturbed will release its first ever B-sides collection, entitled "The Lost Children", on November 11th on Reprise Records. The collection include “God of the Mind” and “A Welcome Burden,” which appeared on the 2010 reissue of the band’s 2000 debut album The Sickness; “Monster,” “Two Worlds,” and “Sickened,” which were included as bonus tracks on the UK tour edition of Ten Thousand Fists; “Run,” which was featured on a limited-edition version of 2008’s Indestructible; and “Parasite,” which appeared on the Japanese edition of Indestructible.

Multi-Platinum-selling hard rock band Disturbed will release its first ever B-sides collection, entitled "The Lost Children", on November 11th on Reprise Records. The collection includes “God of the Mind” and “A Welcome Burden”, which appeared on the 2010 reissue of the band’s 2000 debut album "The Sickness"; “Monster”, “Two Worlds”, and “Sickened” which were included as bonus tracks on the UK tour edition of "Ten Thousand Fists"; “Run” which was featured on a limited-edition version of 2008’s "Indestructible"; and “Parasite” which appeared on the Japanese edition of "Indestructible".


The track-listing for "The Lost Children" is as follows:


1 - “Hell”

2 - “A Welcome Burden”

3 - “This Moment”

4 - “Old Friend”

5 - “Monster”

6 - “Run”

7 - “Leave It Alone”

8 - “Two Worlds”

9 - “God of The Mind”

10 - “Sickened”

11 - “Mine”

12 - “Parasite”

13 - “Dehumanized”

14 - “3”

15 - “Midlife Crisis”

16 - “Living After Midnight”