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Soilwork's overall melodic death outputs have been solid. Their last release that I heard before this one was 'A Predator's Portrait' (2001). That remarkable album I think for me will remain their best. When I first listened to 'The Panic Broadcast', I wasn't very impressed. However, on repeated listens, I've been able to appreciate it a lot more. It just took many spins to get into it.

The guitars are tuned down a few steps and are mostly chunky mixed with melodic parts. Bj

Rating: 8 (out of 10) ratings explained

Reviewed by Death8699
08/29/2011 18:58

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Soilwork
(Sweden)

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The Panic Broadcast
1. Late for the Kill, Early for the Slaughter (04:09)
2. Two Lives Worth of Reckoning (04:56)
3. The Thrill (04:33)
4. Deliverance is Mine (03:50)
5. Night Comes Clean (05:12)
6. King of the Threshold (04:57)
7. Let This River Flow (05:20)
8. Epitome (04:44)
9. The Akuma Afterglow (04:29)
10. Enter Dog of Pavlov (05:36)
11. Sweet Demise * / ** (04:09)
12. Sadistic Lullaby (2010 Version) ** (02:56)
12. Distance (Drop's Electrip Enhancement) *** (05:16)
13. The Crestfallen (Drop Syber's Revision) ** (04:37)
= 01:04:44
Nuclear Blast Records 2011

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