What makes Wolverine Blues by Entombed notable?

'Wolverine Blues' is notable for its innovative blend of death metal and groove elements, significantly influencing the Swedish death metal scene. The album received critical acclaim upon release, often cited as a pivotal record that helped shape the direction of extreme metal in the 1990s. Released in January 1993, 'Wolverine Blues' marked Entombed's third studio album, following their influential breakthrough 'Clandestine.' At this point in their career, the band was transitioning from their early death metal roots to a more groove-oriented sound, which would come to define their style.

Who is Wolverine Blues for?

Wolverine Blues works well if you're into steady, consistent energy levels, short, intense listening bursts and dynamic emotional journeys.

How many songs are on Wolverine Blues?

Wolverine Blues has 11 tracks, running approximately 38 minutes.

Wolverine Blues

Entombed · 1993

38 min · 11 tracks · death metal

A brutal collision of death metal ferocity and groove-laden riffs infused with punk energy.

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'Wolverine Blues' is notable for its innovative blend of death metal and groove elements, significantly influencing the Swedish death metal scene. The album received critical acclaim upon release, often cited as a pivotal record that helped shape the direction of extreme metal in the 1990s.

Best for: steady, consistent energy levels short, intense listening bursts dynamic emotional journeys
Context: Released in January 1993, 'Wolverine Blues' marked Entombed's third studio album, following their influential breakthrough 'Clandestine.' At this point in their career, the band was transitioning from their early death metal roots to a more groove-oriented sound, which would come to define their style.
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