Murder the Dance
Bleed the Sky · 2008
63 min · 12 tracks · metalcore
A relentless fusion of aggressive riffs and melodic undertones, embodying the chaos of metalcore's mid-2000s evolution.
Top tracks — play these first
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Knife Fight in a Phone Booth — This track opens the album with an explosive energy that sets the tone for the entire record, featuring sharp riffs and intense vocal delivery that encapsulate the band's style.
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Murder the Dance — As the title track, it showcases a perfect balance of brutality and melody, illustrating the band's ability to weave complex song structures with catchy hooks.
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Occam's Razor — This song stands out for its thought-provoking lyrics and dynamic shifts in pacing, reflecting both lyrical depth and musical complexity that resonate throughout the album.
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The Demons That Could Be — Closing out the album, this track features an atmospheric buildup that contrasts with earlier aggression, providing a haunting reflection on personal struggles.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Knife Fight in a Phone Booth 3:40
- 2 Sullivan 3:53
- 3 Murder the Dance 4:15
- 4 The Sleeping Beauty 4:25
- 5 Morose 5:27
- 6 Occam's Razor 4:04
- 7 Bastion 4:13
- 8 Slavior 4:39
- 9 Kettle Black 3:22
- 10 Poseidon 4:20
- 11 The Demons That Could Be 3:48
- 12 Vertical Smile 17:34
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