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The forefathers and pioneers of the melodic death metal ‘Gothenburg sound’ are back with the follow-up album to ‘At War With Reality’, their highly acclaimed comeback album from 2014. ‘To Drink From The Night Itself’ is produced by Russ Russell (Napalm Death, Dimmu Borgir, The Haunted). It’s released in a harmonious and deeply conceptual artwork designed by Costin Chioreanu (Arch Enemy, Grave, Primordial), who also worked on the previous one. The high recognition value of the band’s trademark sound isn’t the only thing that defines the new album: it also consolidates the single elements of their acoustic formula, so that in their 12 new songs they offer an even more varied and intense listening experience. The new work is available as a jewel-case CD, LP in a gatefold (+ LP booklet and art print), media book double CD (including 5 bonus tracks, 3 stickers and expanded booklet) as well as a limited-edition fan box set (including double CD in a sleeve, LP edition plus a bonus 12’’ vinyl, 4 art prints, patch, A1 poster, pin, 3 stickers).

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