Soilwork
Natural Born Chaos (Nuclear Blast 2002)
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And here we have the newest
outing by Soilwork. Taking the Gottenburg sound to new heights, they
prosper A LOT from the amazing production and mixing by the one and
only Canadian madman, Devin Townsend. The vocals soar. The guitars
ravage. The keyboard sound flows like water. It's just peachy, dammit.
So far, I don't think Soilwork could make a bad album if they tried.
NATURAL BORN CHAOS proves this with ten tracks of unreal metal. Songs
like "Follow The Hollow", As We Speak" and "The Bringer" give this
album more punch then a heavyweight title fight! Soilwork has always
held their own in the music world, but I think this will be the album
to take them to new heights that only a few of their countrymen share.
This album is worth every penny, so get off your ass and go get
it! NOW!
Reviewed by: Dan White
Album Rating:
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And here we have the newest
outing by Soilwork. Taking the Gottenburg sound to new heights, they
prosper A LOT from the amazing production and mixing by the one and
only Canadian madman, Devin Townsend. The vocals soar. The guitars
ravage. The keyboard sound flows like water. It's just peachy, dammit.
So far, I don't think Soilwork could make a bad album if they tried.
NATURAL BORN CHAOS proves this with ten tracks of unreal metal. Songs
like "Follow The Hollow", As We Speak" and "The Bringer" give this
album more punch then a heavyweight title fight! Soilwork has always
held their own in the music world, but I think this will be the album
to take them to new heights that only a few of their countrymen share.
This album is worth every penny, so get off your ass and go get
it! NOW!
Reviewed by: Dan White
Album Rating:
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And here we have the newest
outing by Soilwork. Taking the Gottenburg sound to new heights, they
prosper A LOT from the amazing production and mixing by the one and
only Canadian madman, Devin Townsend. The vocals soar. The guitars
ravage. The keyboard sound flows like water. It's just peachy, dammit.
So far, I don't think Soilwork could make a bad album if they tried.
NATURAL BORN CHAOS proves this with ten tracks of unreal metal. Songs
like "Follow The Hollow", As We Speak" and "The Bringer" give this
album more punch then a heavyweight title fight! Soilwork has always
held their own in the music world, but I think this will be the album
to take them to new heights that only a few of their countrymen share.
This album is worth every penny, so get off your ass and go get
it! NOW!
Reviewed by: Dan White
Album Rating:
Album Rating:
And here we have the newest
outing by Soilwork. Taking the Gottenburg sound to new heights, they
prosper A LOT from the amazing production and mixing by the one and
only Canadian madman, Devin Townsend. The vocals soar. The guitars
ravage. The keyboard sound flows like water. It's just peachy, dammit.
So far, I don't think Soilwork could make a bad album if they tried.
NATURAL BORN CHAOS proves this with ten tracks of unreal metal. Songs
like "Follow The Hollow", As We Speak" and "The Bringer" give this
album more punch then a heavyweight title fight! Soilwork has always
held their own in the music world, but I think this will be the album
to take them to new heights that only a few of their countrymen share.
This album is worth every penny, so get off your ass and go get
it! NOW!
Reviewed by: Dan White