Whitechapel: Mark Of The Blade
Whitechapel: Mark Of The Blade
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Whitechapel
Label: Metal Blade
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 039841545616
Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal
Vinyl LP pressing. Whitechapel returns on Metal Blade Records in June 2016 with their sixth full-length, Mark of the Blade. Pushing their sound forward with each successive release, Mark of the Blade remains true to the band's roots while venturing into previously unexplored territory, both sonically and lyrically. Reunited with producer Mark Lewis (The Black Dahlia Murder, Cannibal Corpse), Whitechapel has redefined who they are and what they are capable of with their newest endeavor. Kicking off with "The Void" - which has a Slayer-esque ferocity that is perfectly suited to the band's three-guitar attack - the songs that follow all leave a distinct impression, and by the time the rich, dark melodies on "Decennium" bring the record to a close, it's impossible to deny the emotional weight brought to bear. "It's the most dynamic record we've done, in the sense that one song can be very aggressive while the next one will be softer and sentimental," guitarist Alex Wade asserts. "At this point in our career and as we grow older, we are taking a more open-minded approach to creating our music, allowing what we think sounds good to evolve naturally, rather than to just write what is expected of us."
Tracks:
1.1 The Void
1.2 Mark of the Blade
1.3 Elitist Ones
1.4 Bring Me Home
1.5 Tremors
1.6 A Killing Industry
1.7 Tormented
1.8 Brotherhood
1.9 Dwell in the Shadows
1.10 Venomous
1.11 Decennium
