What makes Deviate by Kill II This notable?

'Deviate' gained notable attention for its exploration of dark themes and societal issues, contributing to the evolution of the UK metal scene. The album's bold sound helped it gain traction within subcultures that valued heavy music as a form of expression against conformity. Released on October 6, 1998, 'Deviate' was Kill II This's second album, following their debut 'The Rebirth'. At this point in their career, the band was establishing a distinct identity within the burgeoning nu metal scene, combining elements of heavy groove with industrial influences.

How many songs are on Deviate?

Deviate has 12 tracks, running approximately 46 minutes.

Released 28 years ago this October

Deviate

Kill II This · 1998

46 min · 12 tracks · nu metal

A relentless fusion of groove and industrial metal, marked by aggressive riffs and darkly introspective lyrics.

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Kill Your Gods — This track encapsulates the album's confrontational spirit with its driving rhythm and scathing commentary on authority and belief systems.
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Freedom of Speech — With its aggressive delivery and provocative lyrics, this song stands out as a rallying cry for self-expression and defiance against censorship.
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Funeral Around My Heart — This track artfully blends melancholic melodies with heavy instrumentation, showcasing the band's ability to convey deep emotion amidst their aggressive sound.

Tracklist

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1 Soundtrack to Murder 0:21
2 Kill Your Gods 3:56
3 Freedom of Speech 3:51
4 The Flood 4:27
5 Generation Pain 4:28
6 Funeral Around My Heart 4:58
7 This World 4:47
8 Mourning Sickness 4:57
9 Crucified 5:19
10 Faith Rape 3:55
11 Twisted 4:55
12 Spiral of Despair 0:27

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