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Track List
01) Voices
02) I, the Mask
03) Call My Name
04) I Am Above
05) Follow Me
06) (This Is Our) House
07) We Will Remember
08) In This Life
09) Burn
10) Deep Inside
11) All the Pain
12) Stay with Me
01) Voices
02) I, the Mask
03) Call My Name
04) I Am Above
05) Follow Me
06) (This Is Our) House
07) We Will Remember
08) In This Life
09) Burn
10) Deep Inside
11) All the Pain
12) Stay with Me
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4:55
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2019
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"I, the Mask" is the 13th studio album by the heavy metal band In Flames. It was released on March 1, 2019 on the Eleven Seven, Nuclear Blast labels. It is the band's first album since Whoracle to not feature longtime bassist Peter Iwers, and the first to feature drummer Tanner Wayne.
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Title track “I, The Mask” rips through any misconception that In Flames have “gone soft”, as shredding riffing carries the track from beginning to end. Similarly, opening number “Voices” takes no prisoners, ushering in the albums initial, crucial moments. Fans are then introduced to a clear album standout in leading single, and one of the more mainstream tracks, “(This Is Our) House”. Packed with violent verses and a recurring, singalong chorus by vocalist Anders Frieden, you would be lying if you said it hadn’t hooked you in the first time around. Throughout, this interplay between classic old school sounds and their newer evolution sees ‘I, The Mask’ achieving yin yang feel, something both balanced and contrasting, but with no notable signs of conflict or compromise.
Throughout ‘I, The Mask’ production values of an impeccable standard. Heavily due to enlisting renowned producer, Howard Benson (Motörhead, Sepultura, Papa Roach) and Chris Lord-Alge (Chris Cornell, Deftones) for mixing, as well as Ted Jensen (Machine Head, Muse) for mastering. With a team this strong there was little chance of ‘I, The Mask’ not sounding stunning. Which it does, elevating great songs to an even higher caliber.
There’s an inevitable level of scorn dribbled from the mouths of metal elitists toward any heavy band with mainstream aspirations. Just as there were with Metallica. But if elitism is all that is keeping you from expanding your scope of experience, you’re missing out in the case of ‘I, The Mask’, an album that balances both ends of the metal spectrums. A beast of a record with a heart at the center of it, In Flames triumph by making it a lucky thirteen.
Reviewed by Carl O'Rourke for metalwani.com.
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"I, the Mask" is the 13th studio album by the heavy metal band In Flames. It was released on March 1, 2019 on the Eleven Seven, Nuclear Blast labels. It is the band's first album since Whoracle to not feature longtime bassist Peter Iwers, and the first to feature drummer Tanner Wayne.
User Album Review
Title track “I, The Mask” rips through any misconception that In Flames have “gone soft”, as shredding riffing carries the track from beginning to end. Similarly, opening number “Voices” takes no prisoners, ushering in the albums initial, crucial moments. Fans are then introduced to a clear album standout in leading single, and one of the more mainstream tracks, “(This Is Our) House”. Packed with violent verses and a recurring, singalong chorus by vocalist Anders Frieden, you would be lying if you said it hadn’t hooked you in the first time around. Throughout, this interplay between classic old school sounds and their newer evolution sees ‘I, The Mask’ achieving yin yang feel, something both balanced and contrasting, but with no notable signs of conflict or compromise.
Throughout ‘I, The Mask’ production values of an impeccable standard. Heavily due to enlisting renowned producer, Howard Benson (Motörhead, Sepultura, Papa Roach) and Chris Lord-Alge (Chris Cornell, Deftones) for mixing, as well as Ted Jensen (Machine Head, Muse) for mastering. With a team this strong there was little chance of ‘I, The Mask’ not sounding stunning. Which it does, elevating great songs to an even higher caliber.
There’s an inevitable level of scorn dribbled from the mouths of metal elitists toward any heavy band with mainstream aspirations. Just as there were with Metallica. But if elitism is all that is keeping you from expanding your scope of experience, you’re missing out in the case of ‘I, The Mask’, an album that balances both ends of the metal spectrums. A beast of a record with a heart at the center of it, In Flames triumph by making it a lucky thirteen.
Reviewed by Carl O'Rourke for metalwani.com.
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