Unbroken, by Crematory

Unbroken

by Crematory

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1.	Unbroken 04:28	buy track
2.	Awaits Me 04:08	buy track
3.	Rise and Fall 04:59	buy track
4.	Behind the Wall 04:31	buy track
5.	The Kingdom 04:25	buy track
6.	Inside My Heart 05:24	buy track
7.	The Downfall 04:02	buy track
8.	My Dreams Have Died 04:50	buy track
9.	I Am 03:58	buy track
10.	Broken Heroes 04:28	buy track
11.	A Piece of Time 04:45	buy track
12.	Voices 04:24	buy track
13.	Abduction 03:41	buy track
14.	As Darkness Calls 04:28	buy track
15.	Like the Tides 03:55	buy track

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Willkommen im Panoptikum der Finsternis: Mit Unbroken wagen die deutschen Vorreiter des europäischen Gothic Metal, CREMATORY, den Drahtseilakt im düsteren Nichts. 15 energiegeladene Tracks mit brachialen Riffs, tiefen Growls und harten Schlagzeug Grooves stellen die Diversität der Band auch nach fast 30 Jahren erneut unter Beweis. Die prägnanten Einflüsse Neuer Deutscher Härte erheben Unbroken zu einem Bravourstück im Industrial Gewand. Der gleichnamige erste Track des Albums entführt den Hörer in eine düster nuancierte Klangwelt und appelliert mit Hymnen-Charakter an die Stärke und Selbstbestimmtheit der Band und ihrer Fans. Das bisher nachdenklichste CREMATORY Album mündet in den finalen Tracks „As Darkness Calls“, einer klanggewaltigen Offerte der Extraklasse, und der emotionsgeladenen Ballade „Like The Tides“. Letztere präsentiert nicht nur zerbrechliche Seite der Band, sondern versinnbildlicht gleichermaßen eine Ode an Vergänglichkeit, Liebe und Schmerz. CREMATORY ist Unbroken!

Welcome to the Panopticon of darkness! With Unbroken, the German pioneers of European Gothic Metal, CREMATORY, dare to perform a tightrope act in the somber void. 15 energetic tracks within brutal riffs, deep growls and tight drum grooves prove the band’s diversity — even after almost 30 years in business. The concise influences of Neue Deutsche Härte turn Unbroken into a bravura-piece in an industrial guise. The opening track of the album takes the listener into a darkly-nuanced soundscape, appeals to the strength and self-determination of the band and their fans, and allures with a certain kind of hymn character. The most contemplative CREMATORY album to date closes with the final tracks "As Darkness Calls", a powerful first class offer, and the emotional ballad "Like The Tides”. The latter presents the fragile side of the band and symbolizes an ode of transience, love and pain. CREMATORY remains Unbroken!

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released March 6, 2020

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