What makes End of Disclosure by Hypocrisy notable?

'End of Disclosure' debuted at number 29 on the Swedish Albums Chart and received positive reviews from critics, with many noting its return to form for the band. The album's themes of conspiracy and existential dread resonated within the metal community, contributing to discussions around societal issues and personal introspection during its release period. Released in 2013, 'End of Disclosure' is Hypocrisy's tenth studio album and marks a return to their signature sound after a five-year hiatus since 'A Taste of Extreme Divinity' (2009). The band, led by Peter Tägtgren, showcases a matured approach while retaining the melodic death metal roots that characterized their earlier work. This album solidified their presence in the genre amidst evolving musical landscapes.

Who is End of Disclosure for?

End of Disclosure works well if you're into steady mid-tempo progression, dark atmospheric undertones and melodic riffs with aggression.

How many songs are on End of Disclosure?

End of Disclosure has 10 tracks, running approximately 47 minutes.

End of Disclosure

Hypocrisy · 2013

47 min · 10 tracks · melodic death metal

A relentless barrage of melodic riffs intertwined with dark, atmospheric undertones and aggressive vocals.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady mid-tempo progression
dark atmospheric undertones
melodic riffs with aggression
engaging narrative throughout
focused listening experience

Maybe skip if you want

prefer quick, upbeat tracks
seek lighthearted themes

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 2013, 'End of Disclosure' is Hypocrisy's tenth studio album and marks a return to their signature sound after a five-year hiatus since 'A Taste of Extreme Divinity' (2009). The band, led by Peter Tägtgren, showcases a matured approach while retaining the melodic death metal roots that characterized their earlier work. This album solidified their presence in the genre amidst evolving musical landscapes.
Stylistic neighbors: Dark Tranquillity· In Flames· Soilwork