What makes Deadwater Drowning by Deadwater Drowning notable?

Deadwater Drowning made a notable mark on the underground metal community, contributing to the evolution of deathcore by integrating melodic elements into their aggressive sound. The record's unique blend of themes and musicality resonated with fans, helping to solidify the band's position in a rapidly growing genre during the early 2000s. Upon its release in 2003, Deadwater Drowning was the self-titled album's first significant effort, establishing them within the burgeoning deathcore scene. This debut came at a time when the genre was gaining traction, with bands like Whitechapel and Suicide Silence beginning to emerge.

How many songs are on Deadwater Drowning?

Deadwater Drowning has 5 tracks, running approximately 21 minutes.

Deadwater Drowning

Deadwater Drowning · 2003

21 min · 5 tracks · deathcore

A relentless barrage of guttural screams and intricate guitar work encapsulates the raw power of early 2000s deathcore.

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Sleep Walking With a Knife — This opening track sets the tone with its ferocious instrumentation and haunting lyrics, showcasing the band's signature sound right from the start.
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Getting Sentimental on That Ass — The track stands out for its combination of technical riffs and darkly humorous lyrics, reflecting a unique blend of aggression and wit that characterizes the album.
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My Fist, Your Face — With its intense breakdowns and visceral energy, this song encapsulates the raw emotion driving much of the album's lyrical themes.

Tracklist

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1 Sleep Walking With a Knife 5:07
2 Getting Sentimental on That Ass 3:49
3 Bliss From a Dead Embrace 3:59
4 My Fist, Your Face 3:48
5 The Best Sex I Ever Had Started With a 900 Number and a Credit Card Verification 4:53

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