What makes Eternal Lord by Eternal Lord notable?

The EP established Eternal Lord within the deathcore genre and garnered attention for its aggressive sound, contributing to the growing popularity of the British metal scene. It received positive reviews from notable publications, helping to pave the way for their subsequent releases and solidify their place in underground metal. Released in 2006, 'Eternal Lord' is the self-titled debut EP from the British deathcore band Eternal Lord. This project emerged during a burgeoning scene in the UK, positioning them among peers like Bring Me the Horizon, which were gaining momentum around the same time.

How many songs are on Eternal Lord?

Eternal Lord has 5 tracks, running approximately 22 minutes.

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Eternal Lord

Eternal Lord · 2006

22 min · 5 tracks · deathcore

A relentless barrage of guttural vocals and intricate breakdowns collides with atmospheric melodies in this deathcore debut.

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Upon Thy Icy Waves — This opening track sets a powerful tone with its heavy riffs and dynamic shifts, encapsulating the band's signature blend of aggression and melody.
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Something Higher Awaits — This track showcases intricate guitar work intertwined with ferocious vocals, illustrating the band's ability to balance technicality with raw energy.
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Deeds to the Throne — With its relentless pace and climactic breakdowns, this song exemplifies the band's style while reflecting the thematic elements of ambition and struggle.

Tracklist

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1 Upon Thy Icy Waves 5:48
2 Something Higher Awaits 5:04
3 Fields and Failure 3:41
4 Deeds to the Throne 4:07
5 Winter Flesh Dance 4:08

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