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Psalms of Extinction
Metal · 2007 · 12 tracks · 48m

Psalms of Extinction

Pain

A high-gloss collision of Swedish death metal grit and club-ready electronic sequencing. Mechanical rhythms meet massive, hook-laden choruses for the digital age.

April 18, 2007 · Roadrunner Records

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A high-octane blend of mechanical aggression and dark, melodic hook-writing.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks · 48m
01
Save Your Prayers
3:43
02
Nailed to the Ground
4:11
03
Zombie Slam
3:33
04
Psalms of Extinction
4:10
05
Clouds of Ecstasy
3:17
06
Play Dead
4:04
07
Does It Really Matter?
4:06
08
Computer God
3:26
09
Just Think Again
6:16
10
Walking on Glass
3:52
11
Bottle’s Nest
3:37
12
Bitch
3:47
Moments Worth Listening For
The mechanical stomp of the drums on Zombie Slam that feels like a factory assembly line.
The soaring melodic guitar solo by Alexi Laiho on Just Think Again which provides a rare moment of organic light.
The way the electronic pulse of Computer God mimics the frantic ticking of a digital clock.
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How does Psalms of Extinction sound next to the rest of Pain's catalogue?

Raspy+1.1σ

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

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