Frozen cover

Frozen

Sentenced · 1998

63 min · 16 tracks · gothic metal

Melancholic melodies intertwine with heavy riffs, creating a haunting atmosphere that defines gothic metal's emotional depth.

Why this album works

'Frozen' was significant for its critical acclaim, earning a prominent place in the gothic metal genre and influencing subsequent Finnish metal bands. The album's darker aesthetic and emotional depth resonated with fans, contributing to its long-lasting legacy within the scene.
Best for
melancholic soundscapes for reflection haunting atmosphere for late nights dynamic shifts in emotional intensity
Context
Released on July 15, 1998, 'Frozen' marked Sentenced's fifth studio album and showcased their evolution into a more melodic sound. Following their commercial success with 'Amok,' this album further solidified their position in the gothic metal scene while also reflecting the band's introspective lyrical themes.
Stylistic neighbors
Lacrimas Profundere· Draconian· Liv Kristine

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 The Suicider Standout 3:43
  • 2 Dead Leaves Standout 5:26
  • 3 For the Love I Bear 3:28
  • 4 Creep 3:53
  • 5 Digging the Grave 2:57
  • 6 Kaamos 1:32
  • 7 Farewell Standout 3:44
  • 8 One With Misery 3:35
  • 9 Grave Sweet Grave 3:55
  • 10 Burn 2:46
  • 11 Drown Together 5:09
  • 12 Let Go (The Last Chapter) 4:25
  • 13 The Rain Comes Falling Down 6:17
  • 14 Mourn 4:43
  • 15 I Wanna Be Somebody 3:30
  • 16 House of the Rising Sun 4:07

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