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In Flames
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"Take This Life" is the roll-out single and video from Swedish metal quintet, In Flames, wildly anticipated new album, "Come Clarity."
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- Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
- Genre: Rock & Pop » Heavy Metal
Editor's review
If virtuosity in death metal is pretty much equatable to speed, this Swedish band has to win the day. For while it's doubtful other bands could be louder or nastier, it's near impossible anyone could be faster. On new single "Take This Life," skinsman Daniel Svensson pushes the group to squeeze 10 minutes of riff-raging metal mayhem into 3.
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IN FLAMES' brand new video -- for the song "Take This Life" -- has been made available online. "Take This Life" is the roll-out single and video from IN FLAMES' wildly anticipated new album, Come Clarity, set for a February 7th North American release date via Ferret Music.
The "Take This Life" video was produced and directed by long time IN FLAMES collaborator Patric Ullaeus for Revolver Film Company and features the band (Bj?rn Gelotte - Guitars, Daniel Svensson - Drums, Peter Iwers - Bass, Jesper Str?mblad - Guitars and Anders Frid?n - Vocals) performing against the backdrop of New York City's Times Square as an evolving storyline unfolds. In addition to his video work with IN FLAMES, Ullaeus is known for directing the Lacuna Coil hit videos "Heaven's a Lie" and "Swamped". IN FLAMES' "Take This Life" video is available online at this location: http://www.ferretstyle.com/takethislife/video
Additionally, another new IN FLAMES song, entitled "Scream", has been added to the recently unveiled Come Clarity online E-Player. "Scream", as well as "Take this Life" and the track "Leeches" is available as a free downloadable MP3 now via the Ferret Music website at: http:// www.ferretstyle.com/comeclarity/
IN FLAMES will launch a North American headlining tour in support of Come Clarity this coming Wednesday, January 25th at the Marquee Theatre in Tempe, AZ. The scheduled 29 city tour is expected to conclude on February 26th at the House of Blues in Lake Buena Vista, FL. Support on the IN FLAMES tour will be provided by Trivium, Devildriver and Zao.
"metal giants...IN FLAMES have redefined the standard by which extreme music will be judged." - GUITAR WORLD
