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Enslaved – “In Times” [YouTube Album Stream]
To celebrate the launch of their headlining tour through the U.S. and Canada, Norwegian progressive extreme metallers Enslaved have made In Times available for streaming in its entirety on YouTube.
The Skinny: To celebrate the launch of their headlining tour through the U.S. and Canada with YOB and Ecstatic Vision on March 5th in conjunction with the upcoming North American release of their the thirteenth studio album on March 10th, Norwegian progressive extreme metallers Enslaved have made In Times available for streaming in its entirety on YouTube.
Enslaved share the following about their new album: “As always, it is hard to formulate an exact direction Enslaved is or is not heading in with the new album. This duality is part of the essence of the band: The ability to maintain consistency and a strong identity and, at the same time, surprise both the oldest fans and even ourselves with new musical directions. The new material is darker and rawer, more aggressive and direct, yet continues the exploration deeper into progressive, softer, and more melodic territories with at times complex song structures, combined with unusually immediate (for Enslaved, at least) elements. The high level of energy in the songs reflects both an inspired and an ever-harder working band that keeps pushing their own and their associated genres’ limits.”
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