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Bands from the Soundtrack ALONE IN THE DARK
 MNEMIC
Style: Fusion Future Metal
Website: www.mnemic.com
MNEMIC actually is the Latin word for “memory”;
in the case of the band it stands for “Mainly Neurotic
Energy Modifying Instant Creation”.
MNEMIC is a band that is hard to categorize and hardly can
be described with a certain label. Their sound is modern,
heavy and might kick every fuckin’ ass around. The quintet
reaches from northernEurope,Denmarkand has been in existence
for about five years now. MNEMIC have always been in doubt
regarding the definition of their own music: People described
it as a kind of Thrash and Progressive Metal up to Nu Metal;
so they decided to describe their sound as Fusion Future Metal.
The music is supported by keyboards, samples and guitar synths
to create a spacy atmosphere.
Mnemic - Ghost.mp3
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 IN
FLAMES
Style: Modern Metal
Website: www.inflames.com
If advancement in the world of Melodic Death Metal had a special
description, it certainly would be IN FLAMES – the five
Swedes outdid themselves once again with their new album "Soundtrack
To Your Escape":Without denying their roots Anders, Jesper,
Björn, Peter and Daniel create thrilling metal in the
right balance of classical death origins and modernity. “The
Soundtrack To Your Escape” is immense, extreme and mind-blowing;
the way metal today is supposed to sound!
In Flames
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 SOILWORK
Style: Melodic Death Metal
Website: www.soilwork.org
SOILWORK became one of the most important acts within the
“harder” metal scene in the last couple of years.
2001 marked their breakthrough: After releasing the 3rd album
"A Predator’s Portrait" in spring 2001, the
metal fans worldwide had new heroes. The album hit with ferocity
but also showed more diverse musicianship. Their rise to the
top began with the ensuing tour, where they had the chance
to support ANNIHILATOR and NEVERMORE. The reaction to SOILWORK’s
performance was excellent, and the band gained loads of new
fans. The highlight for the band so far was their performance
at the Wacken Open Air 2001: More than 20,000 fans saw their
fantastic show, and their merchandise was sold out in three
hours.
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