What makes Holiday at Lake Bodom – 15 Years of Wasted Youth by Children of Bodom notable?

'Holiday at Lake Bodom' was well-received, reaching notable chart positions in several countries, including Finland where it peaked at number one. The album was also significant for its inclusion of the documentary '15 Years of Wasted Youth,' providing fans with deeper insights into the band's journey and impact on the melodic death metal genre. Released on May 22, 2012, 'Holiday at Lake Bodom – 15 Years of Wasted Youth' marks a significant retrospective in Children of Bodom's career. At this point, they were celebrating a decade and a half since their formation in 1993, showcasing a collection of their most impactful tracks alongside new material. This album served as both a celebration of their legacy and a bridge to their ongoing evolution in the metal scene.

Who is Holiday at Lake Bodom – 15 Years of Wasted Youth for?

Holiday at Lake Bodom – 15 Years of Wasted Youth works well if you're into dynamic journey with peaks, relentless melodic aggression and for high-energy workouts.

How many songs are on Holiday at Lake Bodom – 15 Years of Wasted Youth?

Holiday at Lake Bodom – 15 Years of Wasted Youth has 22 tracks, running approximately 103 minutes.

Holiday at Lake Bodom – 15 Years of Wasted Youth

Children of Bodom · 2012

103 min · 22 tracks · melodic death metal

A relentless blend of melodic hooks and aggressive riffs that defines the essence of Finnish death metal.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

dynamic journey with peaks
relentless melodic aggression
for high-energy workouts
cathartic release through intensity
engaging two-part listening experience

Maybe skip if you want

prefer soft, mellow sounds
seek instant gratification tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: Released on May 22, 2012, 'Holiday at Lake Bodom – 15 Years of Wasted Youth' marks a significant retrospective in Children of Bodom's career. At this point, they were celebrating a decade and a half since their formation in 1993, showcasing a collection of their most impactful tracks alongside new material. This album served as both a celebration of their legacy and a bridge to their ongoing evolution in the metal scene.
Stylistic neighbors: Insomnium· Dark Tranquillity· Amon Amarth