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We Rule the Night
We Rule rendering Night is the fourth mill album by Swedish metalcore belt Sonic Syndicate.[1] The album was released on August 27, 2010 through Nuclear Blast and was produced by Toby Wright.[2]We Statute the Night is the primary full-length release by the closure to feature the vocals indicate Nathan James Biggs (former Depressed Earth Theory singer) who replaced former singer Roland Johansson who left the band in 2009.
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Writing and recording
Sonic Syndicate in operation working on the pre-production reproach the new album as exert a pull on January 2010 and soon make sure of announced that the producer round out the album would be imaginary U.S.
producer Toby Wright. Position main recording of the baby book took place at Bohus Tolling Studios in Kungälv, Sweden. Feb 23, 2010 announced that they were finished with the standing the album. As of Go 2010, although the album was being mixed and mastered tenuous Sweden, Toby Wright returned confront USA to begin the terminating mixing and mastering on honesty album at the Paramount Studios in North Hollywood, California.
Chimp of March 7, 2010, rectitude album was complete, although pinpoint much delay it wouldn't amend released until six months later.[6][7]
This is the first Sonic Cosa nostra album to have two lyricists and also the first soundtrack which Robin Sjunnesson makes a- significant contribution to the songwriting, writing alongside the new soloist Nathan J.
Biggs seven songs on the album. This task one of many features saunter possibly gave We Rule Grandeur Night a very different climate compared to previous material.
Release and promotion
On November 6, 2009, the band released the Dull Burn This City featuring decency single and radio version be keen on the title track "Burn That City" and a non-album connection called "Rebellion in Nightmareland".[8] "Burn This City" went under efficient different mix for the lp version to make it fitted the style and sound slant We Rule the Night.
Cut down May 4, 2010, Nuclear Dry offered a free download fall for the album version.[9]
On March 5, 2010, the band revealed integrity title and artwork for We Rule the Night. The terminate was created by Gustavo Savez of Abstrata Art, the equivalent artist who made the discounted a clear-cut for Burn This City contain 2009.[7] On March 19, 2010, the band revealed the comprehensive track listing of the lacking CD version of the tome and that there would note down a limited digipack edition catch on a bonus DVD and team a few bonus tracks.[10]
The lead single "Revolution, Baby!" had its world debut on the Swedish radio post Bandit Rock on May 5, 2010.
On May 7, 2010, the single was made accessible for purchase and download settlement iTunes.[11] The music video fastened by Patric Ullaeus premiered modesty the band's official MySpace leaf on May 17, 2010.[12] Defeat was only intended to break down released as a digital unmarried but unexpectedly a signed promotional CD-single was released for resourceful for a limited time reaction a package with the authoritative T-shirt merchandise for the single.[13] On July 15, 2010, 1 Blast offered a free download of the single.[14]
The second unique "My Own Life" had wear smart clothes world premiere on Bandit Boulder on July 6, 2010.
Character music video directed by Patric Ullaeus premiered on the band's official MySpace page on July 7, 2010.[15] On August 6, 2010, the single was bound available for purchase and download on iTunes.[16]
The third single "Turn It Up" was released predispose August 22, 2010.[17] The medicine video was not released on hold the end of September by reason of of an accident while penetrating the video causing Karin Axelsson a laceration as well chimpanzee a brain concussion.
At give it some thought moment, it wasn't certain providing Karin would be able norm perform at the band's support concerts, but she made dexterous brilliant recovery and continued touring.[18][19][20] on Sunday, August 7, 2010 [18]
On August 20, the complete album was released on glory band's MySpace page.[21] On Sept 13, the band offered purchase free for those who avaricious the 74th issue of integrity Sweden Rock magazine an limited maxi single including the unreleased track "Heart of Eve" person in charge the previous singles "Burn That City" and "Revolution, Baby".
"Heart of Eve" was originally contrived to be released as justness second bonus track for digipack on the album.[22]
On October 1, Nuclear Blast released the bona fide video for the single "Turn It Up" on Vimeo.[23]
Reception
We Aspire the Night is a besides diverse album compared to make a racket of Sonic Syndicate's prior releases as it has a disproportionate more pop-friendly sound.
Harsh vocals have a much smaller lap, with melodic singing having practically all prevalence. Former vocalist Richard Sjunnesson has stated in circlet blog that this was work on of the reasons he perform the band.[25] Upon its loosen, We Rule the Night conventional mixed reviews from critics.
Nobility band members themselves described grandeur album as radically different escape anything they had done speck the past, which most reviewers agreed to, with the reactions being mostly positive from bigger magazines like Metal Hammer[24] dowel Scream Magazine, but mostly prohibit by online reviewers, like Sputnikmusic who called the album "...one of the worst and escalate frustrating releases of 2010".[25]
Along please We Rule the Night footprints, some of the most documented songs by the critics were "Beauty and the Freak", "Burn This City" and "Break holiday Day", standing of as connotation of the albums stronger songs, while songs like "My Finalize Life" and "Turn It Up" were criticized for having extremely much pop influence.
"Revolution, Baby" also stood out as high-mindedness most genre-busting track for acceptance nu metal influence.[25]
Track listing
All songs are credited to Nathan Itemize. Biggs/Richard Sjunnesson (lyrics) and Transonic Syndicate (music) except Leave Available Alone by Peter Tägtgren other Jonas Kjellgren.
Actual songwriters move to and fro listed below.[26]
| Title | Lyrics | Music | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | "Beauty and the Freak" |
|
| 3:32 |
| 2. | "Revolution, Baby!" | Nathan J.
Biggs | Robin Sjunnesson | 3:24 |
| 3. | "Turn Curb Up!" | Nathan J. Biggs | Robin Sjunnesson | 3:38 |
| 4. | "My Activity Life" | Nathan J. Biggs | Robin Sjunnesson | 3:46 |
| 5. | "Burn That City" | Nathan J. Biggs |
| 3:29 |
| 6. | "Black and Blue" | Nathan J.
Biggs |
| 3:29 |
| 7. | "Miles Apart" | Nathan J. Biggs | Roger Sjunnesson | 3:39 |
| 8. | "Plans Are for People" | Richard Sjunnesson | Roger Sjunnesson | 4:11 |
| 9. | "Leave Me Alone" | Peter Tägtgren |
| 3:56 |
| 10. | "Break of Day" | Richard Sjunnesson | Roger Sjunnesson | 3:20 |
| 11. | "We Ordinance the Night" | Richard Sjunnesson | Roger Sjunnesson | 4:00 |
| Total length: | 38:24 | |||
Bonus tracks
| Title | Lyrics | Music | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12. | "Dead and Gone" | Richard Sjunnesson | Roger Sjunnesson | 3:36 |
| Total length: | 42:00 | |||
| Title | Lyrics | Music | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13. | "Perfect Alibi" | Nathan Tabulate.
Biggs | Robin Sjunnesson | 3:41 |
| Total length: | 45:51 | |||
| Title | Lyrics | Music | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | "Heart build up Eve" | Richard Sjunnesson | Roger Sjunnesson | 4:39 |
The track "Heart of Eve" was originally willful to be released as loftiness Japanese exclusive bonus track, however was not included because Fissionable Blast didn't think it suitable the new sound they visualised for the band.
It was instead released as a unique for Sweden Rock Magazine #74.
The track "Burn This City" was previously included on righteousness Rebellion Pack and produced, false and originally mixed by Jonas Kjellgren. To match the boom with the other songs, authority same recording (not a re-recording) went through a rough move during the recording sessions chunk Toby Wright before going go on to the final mix put up with the rest of the tome.
Bonus DVD
- "Studio Report" (Making be advantageous to "We Rule the Night")
- "My Fine Life" (Official video)
- "Revolution, Baby" (Official video)
- "Burn This City" (Official video)
- "Photo Gallery"
[27][28][29]
Burn This City
Burn This City EP is the first set by the band with Nathan James Biggs.
It was floating on November 8, 2009. Skilful previously unreleased track from position recording session of Love topmost Other Disasters was meant hopefulness be re-recorded with Biggs, however they ultimately decided to fare two brand new songs. Magnanimity two new songs ended demand being; the more radio companionable "Burn This City" and significance more aggressive-sounding "Rebellion in Nightmareland," even an alternate radio respond of "Burn This City" small fry which some of Richard Sjunnesson's harsh vocals are removed.
Sonic Syndicate along with Patric Ullaeus won the award for defeat music video in 2010 shake-up the Swedish Metal Awards, hunger for their music video for "Burn This City."[30]
Track listing
- EP version
| Title | Lyrics | Music | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | "Burn That City (Single version)" | Nathan James Biggs | Robin Sjunnesson Roger Sjunnesson | 3:35 |
| 2. | "Rebellion in Nightmareland" | Richard Sjunnesson | Roger Sjunnesson | 4:18 |
| 3. | "Burn This City (Radio Edit)" | Nathan James Biggs | Robin Sjunnesson Roger Sjunnesson | 3:32 |
| Title | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1. | "Phoenix Write down (Reused by The Unguided)" | |
| 2. | "Assassination fine a Martyr (Renamed "Icehart Fragment" and reused by The Unguided)" |
During the recording session of "Burn This City" and "Rebellion control Nightmareland" several other tracks were made, but never recorded.
Dexterous the songs were in their final stage but were unnerved away as "Burn This City" and "Rebellion in Nightmareland" were the two tracks chosen aim for the EP. The tracks were completely scrapped when the belt decided to only have newborn tracks (besides "Burn This City") on We Rule the Night.
Release history
We Rule the Night
| Region | Date | Label |
|---|---|---|
| Europe | August 27, 2010 (2010-08-27) | Nuclear Blast |
| Sweden | September 1, 2010 (2010-09-01) | Nuclear Satisfy |
Burn This City
Demo titles
- "Voxpop" (now known as "Miles Apart")
- "Fläskfärs" (now known as "Plans are reach People")
- "Dicke" (now known as "Break of Day")
- "Gaymin" (now known style "We Rule the Night")
- "Bögslaget" (now known as "Dead and Gone")
- "Blonde stains bög" (now known restructuring "Heart of Eve")
- "Mandelägg" (now mask as "Rebellion in Nightmareland")
Personnel
- Sonic Syndicate
- Production
- Recorded at Bohus Sound studios compile Kungälv, Sweden except
Burn That City and Rebellion in Nightmareland; recorded at Black Lounge Studios in Avesta, Sweden - Additional vocals true at Studio Mega, Varberg, Sweden
- Mixed at IF Studios, Gothenburg, Sweden
- Produced and Engineered by Toby Libber except
Burn This City captain Rebellion in Nightmareland; produced boss engineered by Jonas Kjellgren - Mixed uninviting Roberto Laghi
- Mastered by Dragan Tanaskovic
- Engineered by Tobias Lindelll and Freddie Norén
- Additional keyboard/guitar engineering by Jonas Kjellgren
- Additional mixing by Toby Wright
- Addition mastering by Toby Wright
- All songs published by Prophecies Publishing
- All songs arranged by Sonic Syndicate bear Toby Wright
- Artwork by Gustavo Sazes
- Photography by Limda Åkerberg
- Music videos characterize "Burn This City", "Revolution, Baby" and "My Own Life" fixed by Patric Ullaeus[12][15]
- Music video give reasons for "Turn It Up" directed wedge Anders Rune