/::     Artist  :: Atrox                                                  ::\
::     Album   :: Monocle                                                ::
::     Year    :: 2017                                                   ::

::   . Genre   :: Metal                       Source  :: CDDA        .   ::
::     Label   :: Dark Essence Records        R.date  :: 2018.06.09      ::
_::__   Cat.nr. :: KAR123CD                    Size    :: 76,21 MB      __::_

/:     Encoder :: LAME 3.98.4 -V0                                        :\
..:     Bitrate :: avg. 262kbps                                           : .
.     Quality :: 44,1kHz/Joint Stereo                                   .

Website :: http://www.atrox.no/

::      01. Mass                                               04:18     ::
::      02. Vacuum                                             04:12     ::
::      03. Heat                                               03:49     ::
::      04. Finger                                             06:28     ::
::      05. Suicide Days                                       05:20     ::
::      06. For We Are Many                                    07:24     ::
::      07. Movie                                              04:19     ::
::      08. Target                                             04:44     ::

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::      The Norwegian band Atrox have always been something              ::
::      different within the metal scene. Starting off in 1990 in        ::
::      Trondheim from the ashes of the death metal band                 ::
::      Suffocation, they could easily be labeled as a melodic doom      ::
::      metal band. After the debut "Mesmerized" in 1997, the band       ::
::      transformed and came back with new members and a totally new     ::
::      sound in 2000 with "Contentum". Over the years, more members     ::
::      have changed and their style have progressed for each album.     ::
::      Now, with "Monocle", their first album since 2008's              ::
::      "Binocular", they've finetuned their highly progressive,         ::
::      experimental and industrial sound, and are back with full        ::
::      force.                                                           ::

::      "Monocle" shows a darker side of the band, with more epic        ::
::      and atmospheric elements than earlier. At the same time,         ::
::      there are some extremely catchy and upbeat parts throughtout     ::
::      the album, cementing the unique and special sound Atrox          ::
::      have. It's safe to say they've again progressed further,         ::
::      building on the rich musical legacy of the band since their      ::
::      beginning.                                                       ::