Children Of Bodom Posts New Song "Morrigan"
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Finnish heavy metal institution Children Of Bodom is pleased to release a first track from the upcoming ninth record "I Worship Chaos," which will be released on October 2nd via Nuclear Blast.
In anticipation of the new album, Children Of Bodom reveals the official track "Morrigan" today. Listen in below.
Returning to Finland’s Danger Johnny Studios to record "I Worship Chaos," the album was produced by COB and Mikko Karmila, who worked with the band on earlier albums "Halo Of Blood," "Hatebreeder," "Follow the Reaper," and "Hate Crew Deathroll."
The album was mixed and mastered at Finnvox Studios in Helsinki, Finland. Pre-orders for the upcoming full-length release can be made right here, and the track listing is as follows:
01. I Hurt
02. My Bodom (I Am The Only One)
03. Morrigan
04. Horns
05. Prayer For The Afflicted
06. I Worship Chaos
07. Hold Your Tongue
08. Suicide Bomber
09. All For Nothing
10. Widdershins
Bonus Tracks (digibook only):
11. Mistress Of Taboo (PLASMATICS cover)
12. Danger Zone (KENNY LOGGINS cover)
13. Black Winter Day (AMORPHIS cover)
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2 Comments on "Children Of Bodom Streams New Song Online"
2. writes:
^ I didn't think it was -that- bad. As people age or move along in this gig, voices change and tones are different. Its pretty hard for one to duplicate the same voice given out a decade ago. Doesn't mean people have to like it, only acknowledge the reason for change.
Musically, it does feel less inspired than previous efforts. The keyboards are more of an ambient undertone than a driving force and the riffs feel like they are just there to give the impression that the band is still making music.
I'm still hopeful that Bodom will put out a decent record with this one, but their track record over the last 3 albums has been hit or miss.
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1. Prolapse Awareness Day writes:
what a train wreck, crap is all over the place. it had slight promise until alexi started singing, all the random off-notes killed this song.