Resurrection

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Band Name Chimaira
Album Name Resurrection
Type Album
Data de aparición 06 Marzo 2007
Enregistrado en Audio Hammer Studios
Estilo MusicalMetalcore
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Tracklist

1.
 Resurrection
 04:37
2.
 Pleasure in Pain
 03:04
3.
 Worthless
 03:44
4.
 Six
 09:45
5.
 No Reason to Live
 03:45
6.
 Killing the Beast
 03:48
7.
 The Flame
 05:23
8.
 End it All
 04:22
9.
 Black Heart
 04:34
10.
 Needle
 03:09
11.
 Empire
 05:33

Bonus
12.
 Kingdom of Heartache
 04:11
13.
 Paralyzed
 06:14

Total playing time: 01:02:09

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Comentario @ LeviathanIsGodofMeta

31 Mayo 2009
Due to the recent release of Chimaira's newest album, The Infection, I felt the urge to go back and listen to all their others (except for Pass Out of Existance, which I will never listen to again) and give my two cents. Well, I just finished my reviews for The Impossibility of Reason and their self-titled album, so now it's time for me to check out Resurrection once more. Resurrection was and is my favorite Chimaira album, including The Infection. It really is a creative peak for them, bringing together all that they've done in the past (save for the nu-metal of Pass Out of Existance) and connecting it in a way that really works. It still remains a groove/thrash record first and foremost, but it has traces of their doomish influences a la "Crawl" off of Impossibility, and also a generally heavier death-like sound from the entire self-titled album.

The first song on the album is the title cut, "Resurrection". Man, this track is heavy. It is plain, old-fashioned, in-your-face thrash metal with minimal clean vocals on the bridge. It is the perfect way to start the album ; they couldn't have picked a better track. This song leads directly to "Pleasure in Pain", another great thrasher with some cool, haunting melodic leads. The bridge between songs is such that you can tell they are two different songs, but it feels like one, which is the perfect way for songs on an album to flow.

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