＊ 创下连续4张大碟空降告示牌专辑榜冠军纪录的摇滚乐团！
＊ 宣告将无限期休团之际，特别推出B-Sides精选特典，作为暂别的总回顾！
＊ 收录：【变形金刚】电影插曲「This Moment」、翻唱Faith No More的「Midlife Crisis」、重新诠释Judas Priest的「Living After Midnight」！
霸气笑傲摇滚乐坛超过十年岁月，缔造不凡佳绩的Disturbed，除了将Nu-Metal带到新纪元并不断进化，更以扎实的演绎技巧以及高能量的金属态势，已在全球写下逾1200万张的专辑销售以及600万的数位下载纪录，并创下连续4张大碟空降告示牌专辑榜冠军宝座的纪录，成为史上继Metallica和Dave Matthews Band之后，第三组创下此惊人纪录的摇滚乐团！
Disturbed是由入选Hit Parader杂志『史上百大热门金属主唱』名单的光头David Draiman领军，加上技术高超的吉他手Dan Donegan、鼓手Mike Wengren及贝斯手Steve “Fuzz” Kmak(2004年换上前Nu-Metal/工业团The Union Underground的John Moyer)共同于芝加哥组建。2000年，发行首张勐碟“The Sickness”便获得英国权威摇滚杂志Kerrang!给予满分评价，虽然仅拿下美国告示牌第29名，却盘旋榜中长达103週之久，光在美国当地便突破4百万销售大关，敲启Disturbed的响亮名声！接着陆续推出“Believe”(2002)、“Ten Thousand Fists”(2005)、“Indestructible”(2008)、“Asylum”(2010)，全数在专辑榜上登顶成功，并创下多达15首主流摇滚榜Top10单曲的风光佳绩！
就在David宣布Disturbed将无限期休团、2012也不举办巡迴演唱的消息释出之际，特别推出B-Sides精选特典“The Lost Children”，作为暂别的总回顾，稍稍安抚乐迷的心！此辑是由合作老搭档，也是葛莱美提名大师Johnny K (Megadeth、3 Doors Down、Staind)与Disturbed共同製作、选曲。第一主打「Hell」，依然生鲜勐劲，David保持刚出道时的爆破吼度，血脉贲张的摇滚气流紧紧包裹追随，爽快的令人大呼过瘾！“The Sickness”专辑的遗珠之选「A Welcome Burden」、「God Of The Mind」，随时一触即发、濒临崩溃的情绪清晰可见；电影【变形金刚】原声带中最狂的焦点「This Moment」也特别加收其中；为震惊美国社会的《西孟菲斯三人组(West Memphis Three)》凶杀桉件，以数位销售义唱、写满了愤怒与全力支持心意的「3」，也首度以实体销售方式现声；原收录在华纳唱片50周年纪念特辑“Covered, A Revolution In Sound”裡头的「Midlife Crisis」，则是翻唱Faith No More的1992年登记现代摇滚榜冠军单曲；最后奉上之「Living After Midnight」，重新诠释Judas Priest的致敬大作！
Disturbed first-ever collection of B-sides and rarities, "The Lost Children," will be released on November 8th. The set includes a previously unreleased track, “Mine,” and “3,” which was as a benefit track for the West Memphis Three. Pre-order the album NOW by clicking here to and to check out the tracklisting.
Other tracks on this B-side 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.