Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am a long time Soilwork fan, however, I somewhat lost interest following the release of "Figure Number Five." Due to a friend's recommendation, I checked out "The Living Infinite" and was beyond pleasantly surprised as it is an amazing album. Therefore, I have been backtracking to catch up on the few Soilwork releases that I missed over nearly a decade. I'm glad that I decided to catch up as this is a really good album. For those hoping for "Chainheart Machine" or "A Predator's Portrait"-style albums, I would avoid this album as well as later Soilwork releases. However, if you enjoy melodic music and catchy songwriting with an aggressive edge, then I would highly recommend this release. This album is also very representative of metal core leanings, at times. To my ears, this is probably the catchiest of all the Soilwork albums, however, I still have 2 albums to catch up on. Personal highlights include "Late for the Kill, Early for the Slaughter," "The Thrill," and "Night Comes Clean," but the album is basically solid from front to back. Also, for the price, this album is beyond a steal as you can get the digipack for approximately $7. I would highly recommend this album as you can't go wrong. Be warned: if you are looking for melodeath, this is a real melodic representation at best. However, if you are interested in the band or like melodic yet harder-edged music, this is a very fun, catchy, enjoyable listen.

This is the second album I buy from Soilwork at Bestbuy and they do not cease to amaze me. Shame I did not discover this band before.

great music , special edition ,great price , scandinavian heavy metal !

Just recently got into these guys. Pretty good stuff.