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The Ride Majestic
Metal · 2015 · 11 tracks · 49m

The Ride Majestic

Soilwork

High-velocity Swedish metal balancing technical aggression with massive, melancholic choruses. Dense, polished, and emotionally heavy.

August 26, 2015 · Nuclear Blast

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A relentless, triumphant surge of energy underpinned by a deep, existential melancholy.

Tracklist · 11 Tracks · 49m
01
The Ride Majestic
4:09
02
Alight in the Aftermath
3:48
03
Death in General
5:00
04
Enemies in Fidelity
4:16
05
Petrichor by Sulphur
5:11
06
The Phantom
3:57
07
The Ride Majestic (Aspire Angelic)
4:46
08
Whirl of Pain
5:02
09
All Along Echoing Paths
4:21
10
Shining Lights
3:43
11
Father and Son, Watching the World Go Down
5:40
Moments Worth Listening For
The haunting cello introduction of the title track that suddenly explodes into a wall of double-bass drumming.
The transition from guttural verses to the massive, anthemic clean chorus in 'Death in General'.
The intricate, progressive guitar interplay during the bridge of 'Petrichor by Sulphur'.
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How does The Ride Majestic sound next to the rest of Soilwork's catalogue?

Thunderstorm+3.1σ

Thunderstorm saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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