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Stream Soilwork's Entire New Album Online

posted Oct 10, 2007 at 8:31 PM by zMETALlica.  (3 Comments)

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SOILWORK's entire new album, "Sworn to a Great Divide", is available for streaming on the band's MySpace page.

Due in North America on October 23 via Nuclear Blast Records, an exclusive Nuclear Blast Online Shop mailorder edition of "Sworn to a Great Divide" is limited to only 500 copies and comes in a 7' gatefold-style package. The package contains the entire new album plus a bonus DVD with a live show, plus footage from the studio and more. Also included in this package is a 3' mini-CD with two bonus tracks not found on the standard version of the album.

The official release date for the package is October 19.

The vocals for the new CD were recorded in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada with the help of STRAPPING YOUNG LAD mastermind Devin Townsend.

The track listing for the effort is as follows:

01. Sworn To A Great Divide
02. Exile
03. Breeding Thorns
04. Your Beloved Scapegoat
05. The Pittsburgh Syndrome
06. I, Vermin
07. Light Discovering Darkness
08. As The Sleeper Awakes
09. Silent Bullet
10. Sick Heart River
11. 20 More Miles

Source: Blabbermouth

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3 Comments on "Stream Soilwork's Entire New Album Online"

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1. awesome album! writes:

use myspacegrabber.com to grab it!

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2. awesomeo writes:

this is a great album, awesome release defiantly a step up from std

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3. FocusShift writes:

All but Exile are great songs. Some return of classic Swedesh Melodic Death with the addition of what they've been doing on the last three.

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