Soilwork - Stabbing The Drama
| Release date: | 28 February 2005 |
| Style: | Gothenburg metal |
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01. Stabbing The Drama
02. One With The Flies
03. Weapon Of Vanity
04. The Crestfallen
05. Nerve
06. Stalemate
07. Distance
08. Observation Slave
09. Fate In Motion
10. Blind Eye Halo
11. If Possible
12. Wherever Thorns May Grow [American and European limited Digipak edition and Japanese bonus]
13. Killed By Ignition [Japanese and Korean bonus]
02. One With The Flies
03. Weapon Of Vanity
04. The Crestfallen
05. Nerve
06. Stalemate
07. Distance
08. Observation Slave
09. Fate In Motion
10. Blind Eye Halo
11. If Possible
12. Wherever Thorns May Grow [American and European limited Digipak edition and Japanese bonus]
13. Killed By Ignition [Japanese and Korean bonus]
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Rating: 4.5 |
Soilwork - Stabbing The Drama When I first started listening to Metal beyond the alternative sections with which I started, Melodic Death was probably the style that most easily got my attention. Soilwork was among the causes, at that time they had just released "Natural Born Chaos" and I listened to it constantly. Looking back to what they had done before that was a clear step ahead to a more produced and less heavy sound that actually made Soilwork stand out between many other acts playing the same, they created a sound of their own. In the following work, "Figure Number Five," they continued their evolution, towards a more accessible and alternative formula, but that was never an obstacle for me and I still rate it high. Read more ›› |
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| FYA Destroyer Posts: 827  |
I really dig this one. It's pretty good album for me. Some catchy songs, maybe less melodic, but still good. One thing - I wanted more keyboards 
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