Disturbed called their new album Invincible, and how right they are: The band is poised to sell between 230,000 and 250,000 copies in the United States during its first week of release for a likely No. 1 debut on next week's Billboard 200 chart.
Disturbed's previous two albums, 2005's double-platinum Ten Thousand Fists (first-week sales: 238,000) and 2002's platinum Believe (first-week sales: 284,000), both debuted at No. 1. The band's best-selling release to date is its 2000 debut, The Sickness, which has moved 3.89 million copies in the US alone.
If you want to catch Disturbed's new single, Inside The Fire, you can watch it on DisturbedTV on YouTube. And if you didn't yet hear MusicRadar's podcast interview with guitarist Dan Donegan, you can do so here.
By Joe Bosso
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