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Track List
01) Midas in Reverse
02) Dead Dawn
03) Down to Mars to Ride
04) As the World Fell
05) Total Death
06) The Winner Has Lost
07) Silent Assassin
08) Hubris Fall
09) Black Survival
10) Not What It Seems
01) Midas in Reverse
02) Dead Dawn
03) Down to Mars to Ride
04) As the World Fell
05) Total Death
06) The Winner Has Lost
07) Silent Assassin
08) Hubris Fall
09) Black Survival
10) Not What It Seems
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2016
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"Dead Dawn" is the second full length studio album by Swedish death metal band Entombed A.D.. It was released on February 16, 2016 through Century Media Records.
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Dead Dawn has a lot in common with Back to the Front. The sound here is a hybrid of one part Clandestine with two parts Wolverine Blues as it was there and on Serpent Saints and Morningstar. This means the songs are still pretty standard and predictable in structure, and the riffs stick mainly to alternating between rock-tinged Swe-death tremolo-based standards, or groovy midpaced chuggery, both with the end goal of being catchy. If the band died after 1993 for you, the dead still dead remain. If a far groovier, more simplistic, and hard rockin’ Clandestine sounds like the sort of thing that would float your boat though, consider your dinghy one record heavier. If you like Entombed’s style after Wolverine Blues then Dead Dawn will make you happy.
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"Dead Dawn" is the second full length studio album by Swedish death metal band Entombed A.D.. It was released on February 16, 2016 through Century Media Records.
User Album Review
Dead Dawn has a lot in common with Back to the Front. The sound here is a hybrid of one part Clandestine with two parts Wolverine Blues as it was there and on Serpent Saints and Morningstar. This means the songs are still pretty standard and predictable in structure, and the riffs stick mainly to alternating between rock-tinged Swe-death tremolo-based standards, or groovy midpaced chuggery, both with the end goal of being catchy. If the band died after 1993 for you, the dead still dead remain. If a far groovier, more simplistic, and hard rockin’ Clandestine sounds like the sort of thing that would float your boat though, consider your dinghy one record heavier. If you like Entombed’s style after Wolverine Blues then Dead Dawn will make you happy.
Reviewed by angrymetalguy.com
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