What makes Monogamy by Emil Bulls notable?

Monogamy received positive reviews for its blend of metal and melodic elements, helping to solidify Emil Bulls' presence in the alternative metal scene. The album's singles contributed to their growing popularity in Germany, paving the way for subsequent tours and greater recognition across Europe. Released in 2000, Monogamy was the fourth studio album by Emil Bulls, positioned as a critical point following their earlier efforts. The band was evolving their sound to appeal to a broader audience while maintaining their heavy roots, marking a transition in style and production quality that would define their future work.

Monogamy works well if you're into angsty reflections on relationships, dynamic shifts between intensity and introspective moments of calm.

How many songs are on Monogamy?

Monogamy has 14 tracks, running approximately 57 minutes.

Monogamy

Emil Bulls · 2000

57 min · 14 tracks · alternative metal

A fusion of heavy riffs and melodic hooks that balances angst with introspection in an alternative metal landscape.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Leaving You With This — This track showcases the band's ability to weave emotionally charged lyrics with powerful instrumentation, making it a standout representation of their duality between aggression and melody.
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Hi It's Me, Christ — By addressing themes of identity and existentialism, this song exemplifies the band's lyrical depth while maintaining an energetic drive that resonates with listeners.
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Monogamy — The title track encapsulates the album's exploration of relationships through a heavy yet melodic sound, highlighting both the band's musical prowess and thematic focus.
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Smells Like Rock'n Roll — With its catchy chorus and infectious energy, this track serves as a tribute to rock music's enduring spirit while reflecting the band's playful side.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

angsty reflections on relationships
dynamic shifts between intensity
introspective moments of calm
late-night emotional explorations

Maybe skip if you

seeking straightforward structure
prefer instant gratification tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in 2000, Monogamy was the fourth studio album by Emil Bulls, positioned as a critical point following their earlier efforts. The band was evolving their sound to appeal to a broader audience while maintaining their heavy roots, marking a transition in style and production quality that would define their future work.
Stylistic neighbors: Caliban· Heaven Shall Burn· He Is Legend

Tracklist

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

1 Calm Down 3:58
2 Leaving You With This 4:21
3 Water 0:57
4 Chickeria 3:22
5 Mirror (Me) 4:02
6 Moonchild (intro) 0:44
7 Hi It's Me, Christ 4:22
8 Monogamy 5:25
9 Obstacles 2:39
10 Resurrected 4:25
11 Smells Like Rock'n Roll 4:11
12 Wheels of Steel 6:23
13 Quiet Night 6:50
14 DJ Sam Soe's "Moonchild" 5:20

What to play next

Listen next

Angel Delivery Service

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Red Dick's Potato Garden

1997

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