# Everything Under The Sun finds Nickelback refusing to tread water

- URL: https://talkfuse.com/story/everything-under-the-sun-finds-nickelback-refusing-to-tread-water/
- Published: 2026-10-29T01:05:00+00:00
- Updated: 2026-11-07T03:08:42+00:00
- Original publisher: Louder
- Original article: https://www.loudersound.com/music/albums/nickelback-everything-under-the-sun
- Topics: Americas, Geopolitics, Politics, World

## Key points

- Nickelback answer a chart setback with a varied eleventh album.
- “Bones For The Crows” is the review’s standout.
- “Technicolor Steamboat” shows the band exploring new sounds.

## Summary

Nickelback’s eleventh album responds to the weaker chart performance of 2022’s *Get Rollin’*, while showing that the band are still willing to stretch beyond their familiar sound. The review finds the record combines recognisable hard-rock hooks with successful experiments, suggesting Nickelback can look back at their established style while moving forward.

The album has 12 tracks, all under five minutes. Chad Kroeger-written standout “Bones For The Crows” is praised for its thunderous chorus, while “Technicolor Steamboat” surprises with acoustic guitar, vocal harmonies and a sitar-like sound. “Rattle The Cage” is more typical Nickelback, and the country co-written “Make Me Love You” turns out to be half-speed Nickelback rather than a major stylistic change.

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