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The ninth and final full-length album from the Swedish Death Metal Band, 'Entombed' before switching the name over to the new found 'Entombed A.D.' This album is the first to not feature the founding member and guitarist Ulf Cederlund, but instead has Alex Hellid covering the guitars. Peter Stjarnvind is also no longer on drums and is replaced with Olle Dahlstedt and Jörgen Sandström has also been replaced with Nico Elgstrand on bass between the 'Inferno' and 'Serpent Saints' release. Yup, its an all new lineup! But does this mean that it isn't Entombed? 'Serpent Saints' has often been referred to as their return to their Death Metal roots, and partially that's true, but it still contains a heavy amount of their DeathnRoll influence. This is actually a very tongue-and-cheek album with very goofy lyrics and sort of weird songwriting that is both catchy and unpredictable.
Track Listing:
1. Serpent Saints - 00:00
2. Masters of Death - 05:04
3. Amok - 10:04
4. Thy Kingdom Koma - 14:48
5. When in Sodom - 18:56
6. In the Blood - 24:35
7. Ministry - 29:15
8. The Dead, the Dying, and the Dying to be Dead - 31:58
9. Warfare, Plague, Famine, Death - 34:59
10. Love Song For Lucifer - 34:59
Genre: Death Metal, Death n Roll
Date: June 25, 2007
Location: Sweden
Label: Threeman Recordings
Lineup:
LG Petrov - Vox
Alex Hellid - Guitas,
Nico Elgstrand - Bass
Olle Dahlstedt - Drums
The ninth and final full-length album from the Swedish Death Metal Band, 'Entombed' before switching the name over to the new found 'Entombed A.D.' This album is the first to not feature the founding member and guitarist Ulf Cederlund, but instead has Alex Hellid covering the guitars. Peter Stjarnvind is also no longer on drums and is replaced with Olle Dahlstedt and Jörgen Sandström has also been replaced with Nico Elgstrand on bass between the 'Inferno' and 'Serpent Saints' release. Yup, its an all new lineup! But does this mean that it isn't Entombed? 'Serpent Saints' has often been referred to as their return to their Death Metal roots, and partially that's true, but it still contains a heavy amount of their DeathnRoll influence. This is actually a very tongue-and-cheek album with very goofy lyrics and sort of weird songwriting that is both catchy and unpredictable.
Track Listing:
1. Serpent Saints - 00:00
2. Masters of Death - 05:04
3. Amok - 10:04
4. Thy Kingdom Koma - 14:48
5. When in Sodom - 18:56
6. In the Blood - 24:35
7. Ministry - 29:15
8. The Dead, the Dying, and the Dying to be Dead - 31:58
9. Warfare, Plague, Famine, Death - 34:59
10. Love Song For Lucifer - 34:59
Genre: Death Metal, Death n Roll
Date: June 25, 2007
Location: Sweden
Label: Threeman Recordings
Lineup:
LG Petrov - Vox
Alex Hellid - Guitas,
Nico Elgstrand - Bass
Olle Dahlstedt - Drums
