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Arsis - Unwelcome
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7.7 | 77 votes |
Release date: 30 April 2013
Style: Melodic death metal, Technical death metal

Owners:
86 have it
20 want it


01. Unwelcome
02. Carve My Cross
03. Handbook For The Recently Deceased
04. Choking On Sand
05. Let Me Be The One
06. Sunglasses At Night [Corey Hart cover]
07. Martyred Or Mourning
08. No One Lies To The Dead
09. I Share In Shame
10. Scornstar

Line-up
James Malone - guitars, vocals
Brandon Ellis - guitars
Shawn Priest - drums
Noah Martin - bass

Guest musicians
Ryan Knight - guitars
Nick Cordle - guitars

Additional info
Artwork by Mark Riddick.

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Comments: 7   Visited by: 345 users
28.04.2013 - 21:57
Rating: 8
qlacs
"The Quaker"
Very decent.
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Album Release day (April 30, 2013)
02.05.2013 - 19:06
Rating: 8
The Benighted
Easily their best release since 'A Celebration of Guilt'. The production is slick and the riffs are entirely too catchy, considering their technical nature. My only complaint is the re-recorded version of 'The Face of My Innocence' that comes with the special edition. It's ridiculously unnecessary, and vastly inferior to the original. Overall though, this is a solid effort, definitely worth checking out.
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Learn to adapt to the change, or get washed away like tears in the rain.
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06.05.2013 - 06:16
BlueMobius
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Just picked this up today. I'm looking forward to giving it a few spins tonight.
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06.05.2013 - 11:14
Dylan
Solid album, favourites are Handbook For The Recently Deceased and No One Lies To The Dead
Written by The Benighted on 02.05.2013 at 19:06

My only complaint is the re-recorded version of 'The Face of My Innocence' that comes with the special edition. It's ridiculously unnecessary, and vastly inferior to the original. Overall though, this is a solid effort, definitely worth checking out.

+10000000000
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14.05.2013 - 14:04
Rating: 6
Kuroboshi
Written by The Benighted on 02.05.2013 at 19:06

Easily their best release since 'A Celebration of Guilt'. The production is slick and the riffs are entirely too catchy, considering their technical nature. My only complaint is the re-recorded version of 'The Face of My Innocence' that comes with the special edition. It's ridiculously unnecessary, and vastly inferior to the original. Overall though, this is a solid effort, definitely worth checking out.

You got that right bro.

However, while it is catchy and technical and sweet and all, I find it a bit unmemorable.
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01.08.2013 - 09:18
Rating: 10
dimatkach
Written by The Benighted on 02.05.2013 at 19:06

Easily their best release since 'A Celebration of Guilt'. The production is slick and the riffs are entirely too catchy, considering their technical nature. My only complaint is the re-recorded version of 'The Face of My Innocence' that comes with the special edition. It's ridiculously unnecessary, and vastly inferior to the original. Overall though, this is a solid effort, definitely worth checking out.

Absolutely agree!
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11.08.2013 - 03:00
Coconut Racecar
They sound so different from when I used to listen to them. Not really in a bad way though.
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