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"A predator's portrait" CD by Soilwork

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Item no. 414251
Title A predator's portrait
Musical Genre Melodic Death Metal
Product topic Bands
Band Soilwork
Release date 2/19/01
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Bastard chain
  • 2.
    Like the average stalker
  • 3.
    Needlefeast
  • 4.
    Neurotica rampage
  • 5.
    The analyst
  • 6.
    Grand failure anthem
  • 7.
    Structure divine
  • 8.
    Shadow Child
  • 9.
    Final fatal force
  • 10.
    A predator's portrait

by Patrick Schmidt (01/01) In Flames-Freaks beware: For some time now, Soilwork is trying to push your ì favourites off the melodic Death Metal throne, and if you ask me, with "A ì predator's portrait" they have reached their aim. The Swedish 6-piece band ì has progressed heavily since the predecessor "The chainheart machine" and ì now releases a true classic! The mixture of aggressive and melodic parts is ì breathtaking, just like the manual abilities of the young musicians. Singer ì Björn Strid is exhausting his full potential and does shrink back of clear ì vocals, meanwhile, which helps to let the music of Soilwork find its own ì identity and uniqueness. The compostitions are very first class, songs like ì "Like the average stalker", the gloomy "Structure divine" or the merciless ì banger "Grand failure anthem" are potential hits. That's exactly how ì technically perfect melodic Death Metal has to sound. For me, a hot ì candidate for the title of the album of the year! (Patrick Schmidt - ì 01/01)