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Fever
Metal · 2010 · 15 tracks · 1h 6m

Fever

Polished metalcore that trades raw grit for massive, radio-ready hooks and twin-guitar harmonies. A high-gloss fusion of thrash intensity and melodic vulnerability.

April 21, 2010 · Jive

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Aggressive and defiant energy tempered by a polished, melancholic melodicism.

Tracklist · 15 Tracks · 1h 6m
01
Your Betrayal
4:51
02
Fever
3:57
03
The Last Fight
4:19
04
A Place Where You Belong
5:06
05
Pleasure and Pain
3:53
06
Alone
5:56
07
Breaking Out, Breaking Down
4:04
08
Bittersweet Memories
5:09
09
Dignity
4:29
10
Begging for Mercy
3:56
11
Pretty on the Outside
3:56
12
The Last Fight (acoustic)
4:38
13
Road to Nowhere
4:20
14
Watching Us Die Tonight
3:54
15
One Good Reason Why
4:03
Moments Worth Listening For
The rhythmic, heartbeat-like drum build-up that opens Your Betrayal before the dual-guitar attack kicks in.
The transition from the thrashy, palm-muted verses of The Last Fight into its soaring, anthemic chorus.
The somber, clean guitar picking that anchors the power ballad A Place Where You Belong.
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How does Fever sound next to the rest of Bullet for My Valentine's catalogue?

Harmonized+1.3σ

The vocals lean notably further into harmonized than the rest of the catalogue.

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