| | Identity 7: Deadly Sins CD
Looking for the best and brightest in extreme heavy music? Look no further than Century Media, who bring you Identity 7: Deadly Sins, a 19-song sampling of the label's formidable roster. Although almost uniformly brutal and heavy, the collection is surprisingly diverse, ranging from the rapid-fire grindcore of Krisiun to the ethereal, progressive goth rock of Lacuna Coil. Also present are the swaggering power grooves of Stuck Mojo and Candiria's hip-hop-laced jazz/metal virtuosity. This is the future of heavy metal. ~ Andy Hinds
Skinlab/Eyehategod/Stuck Mojo/ Iced Earth/Nevermore/Cryptopsy
Performers include: Iced Earth, Stuck Mojo, Skinlab, Nevermore, Candiria, Eyehategod, Cryptopsy, God Forbid, Sigh, Haste, Scar Culture, Carnal Forge, Lacuna Coil, Tad Morose, Onward, Jag Panzer, Forsaken. Identity 7: Deadly Sins Music Identity 7: Deadly Sins Songs | 1. | Jack - Iced Earth |
| 2. | Evil Gods Havoc - Krisiun |
| 3. | Go Your Own Way - God Forbid |
| 4. | Confessions of a Lesser Known Saint - Haste |
| 5. | Shroud - Cryptopsy |
| 6. | Without Water - Candiria |
| 7. | Come 'N' Get It - Skinlab (Demo) |
| 8. | Ten Years - Stuck Mojo |
| 9. | Take to the Sky - Jag Panzer |
| 10. | Witches Winter Eternal - Onward |
| 11. | To Live Is to Hide - Lacuna Coil |
| 12. | Another Time Around - Tad Morose |
| 13. | River Dragon Has Come, The - Nevermore |
| 14. | Esprit de Corps - ...And Oceans |
| 15. | Corpsecry - Sigh |
| 16. | Keep It to Myself - Scar Culture |
| 17. | Betrayal Between Individuals - The Forsaken |
| 18. | Covered With Fire (I'm Hell) - Carnal Forge |
| 19. | Self Medication Blues - Eyehategod |
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