What makes Hollowman by Entombed notable?

'Hollowman' is notable for its influence on the death metal genre, particularly for its incorporation of groove elements that would later be adopted by numerous bands. The album received critical acclaim, solidifying Entombed's reputation and contributing to their status as pioneers in blending death and rock influences. Released in 1993, 'Hollowman' was Entombed's third studio album, following their influential 'Clandestine' from 1991. This release marked a pivotal moment as they continued to evolve their sound, merging the raw intensity of death metal with more accessible melodies, establishing them as a key player in the Swedish metal scene.