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Mike Shinoda’s “Post Traumatic” (Warner Bros.) is the first album Shinoda has released under his own name, and it’s pretty obvious this wasn’t the way he wanted to do it. It is a raw and painful tour through sorrow, created in the wake of the death of his Linkin Park partner Chester Bennington. Bennington’s name is never mentioned on the 16-track album. But his suicide last July looms over every song as Shinoda moves from despair to anger to depression and detachment. It’s like listening to Elisabeth Kubler-Ross’ five stages of grief.
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The album begins with the delicate “Place to Start,” in which Shinoda wonders, “Can I put the past behind me?” And then he plays tender voicemails from friends reaching out to him after Bennington’s death. “Over Again” aches, as Shinoda is “tackled by the grief at times I would least expect.” ”Watching As I Fall” is a portrait of a broken artist alienated from his fans. In “Nothing Makes Sense Anymore,” he’s “a shadow in the dark/trying to pull it back together.” He freezes in the spotlight in “About You.”. “Post Traumatic” by Mike Shinoda. Dilwale audio songs telugu. Warner Bros. At this point, the sadness is almost too much. But stay with it: After the neat instrumental “Brooding,” Shinoda emerges from the tears. Until this point, he’s mostly been singing.