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Mark of the Blade by Whitechapel, released 24 June 2016
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Mark Of The Blade is the sixth studio album by the American Deathcore band Whitechapel. The album was released on June 24, 2016 through Metal Blade Records. Their self-titled track, "Mark.
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Mark of the Blade is the sixth studio album by American deathcore band Whitechapel. It was released through Metal Blade Records on June 24, 2016 to mostly positive critical reception. [3]
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Launches lyric video for title track online. On June 24th, Whitechapel will release their sixth full-length, Mark of the Blade, worldwide via Metal Blade Records. 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.
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Overall, "Mark of the Blade" is a song that delves into themes of self-identity, acceptance, and liberation. It shows us that our past experiences do not define us but shape us into the individuals we are today. It reminds us that it's essential to embrace our uniqueness and find the courage to let go of the burdens that hold us back.
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Deathcore merchants Whitechapel are set to release their sixth studio offering, Mark of the Blade.The album will boast 11 tracks filled with the band's pummeling riffs and bowel-scraping vocal.
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Mark of the Blade Lyrics [Intro] Go! [Verse 1] I know you can feel it, let it in People will still hate you in the end So hate back, plan the attack Then they'll realize they can't crack the mind.
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Whitechapel - Mark Of The Blade | Releases | Discogs Whitechapel (2) - Mark Of The Blade Tracklist Credits (6) Gabe Crisp Bass Ben Harclerode Drums Alex Wade Guitar Zach Householder Guitar Ben Savage Guitar, Lead Guitar Phil Bozeman Vocals Versions Filter by Labels & Companies 11 versions Add to Wantlist Recommendations Whitechapel Whitechapel (2)
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Album Review: WHITECHAPEL Mark of the Blade Witnessing the evolution of a genre shifting to its next stylistic phase is somewhat entertaining. It's like watching paint dry off a well-crafted.
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Mark of the Blade closes strong with the duo of "Venomous" and "Decennium." " Venomous " is the angriest song on display here, and also the best. The speedy riff is different and memorable, the heaviness is off the charts (STILL not deathcore, but wait for that first bass drop… yes, there's more than one), but the highlight here is the vocals.
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Mark of the Blade is an attempt to bridge the gap between the more commercial sensibilities of Our Endless War and the unadulterated hostility of the albums that came before it. The sextet's trademark groove is more pronounced than ever, yet heaviness never trumps the overlying sense of melody and cohesion.
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Mark of the Blade by Whitechapel, released 24 June 2016 1. The Void 2. Mark of the Blade 3. Elitist Ones 4. Bring Me Home 5. Tremors 6. A Killing Industry 7. Tormented 8. Brotherhood 9. Dwell in the Shadows 10. Venomous 11. Decennium ← more fromMetal Blade Records
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Mark of the Blade offers more or less of what the predecessor offered. This time, however, the riffs are underwhelming; Five Finger Death Punch -ish songs, chugs, and heavily inspired by the stupidity that is djent. This record is so predictable, you can easily determine its poor tracking. A single play is enough.
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Whitechapel performed "Mark Of The Blade" live in Lawrence, Kansas at The Granada while on tour with Carnifex, Rings Of Saturn, Entheos and So This Is Suffer.