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Two CDs for the price of one! Featuring a total of 8 bonus songs, 'Lament Of A Mortal Soul', 'Starbreaker', 'Aces High', 'Scream Of Anger', 'Diva Satanica', 'Fields Of Desolation', Damnation's Way' & 'Hydra'. Also includes videos for 'Ravenous' & 'The Immortal' This supreme version also features an extensive 20-page full color booklet containing liner notes by Michael Ammot himself and updated photos as well.
This an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Arch Enemy: Angela Gossow (vocals); Michael Amott, Christopher Amott (guitar); Sharlee D'Angelo (bass); Daniel Erlandsson (drums).
Recorded at Studio Fredman, Gothenburg, Sweden and Backstage Studios, England.
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
Arch Enemy: Angela Gossow (vocals); Michael Amott, Christopher Amott (guitars); Sharlee d'Angelo (bass guitar); Daniel Erlandsson (drums).
Additional personnel: Per Wiberg (piano, Mellotron, keyboards).
Sounding like a particularly rotten day during the apocalypse, Arch Enemy is a ferocious gang of Swedish death metalers bent on throttling their listeners, and they succeed most magnificently on Wages of Sin. The Scandinavians in general are known most for their allegiance to black metal: atmospheric, epic-sounding, satanic-leaning stuff which they invented. But Arch Enemy, who includes members and former members of Carcass, Armageddon, and Mercyful Fate, is more death than black, but there's a little bit of everything in their mix of Sepultura-like riffage; mid-'80s classic, over-the-top metal solos; meat-cleaver-style hooks; and dirty Florida swamp-style death metal. Of course, death metal can easily become monotonous, but this is not at all the case with Arch Enemy, whose songwriting is way above par. Wages of Sin is the first album from the band featuring their new singer, Angela Gossow, a German blonde whose vocals never sound as if they could possibly be emanating from a woman. Rather, they sound like a guttural blast from the sewers of purgatory. She is just the right touch to add to a band who ranks among metal's most progressive and unique outfits. ~ Adam Bregman
CMJ (3/25/02, p.15) - "...Skillful extreme metal....the album of their career..." Arch Enemy Wages Of Sin Songs Wages Of Sin Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Death Metal at its best.
It wouldn’t be too much to write that they are an all star band. Mr. Ammot, Mr. D’Angelo are simply the most known of the lot, but believe me the rest are no less talented. Especially their new vocalist, a fine lady named Angela Gossow, is certainly torturing her vocal chords in a most appropriate way. The new songs are heavy and straight to the point. Their death metal leaves too little to be desired by any extreme metal fan out there. More mature than ever and with enough energy to power a whole town (if not metropolis) the guys deliver another fine death metal album. The musicianship in the album is absolutely perfect and their experience is obvious through every note they play. We should mention that there is a bonus video track, plus a second disc that features some rare songs of the band, making the package a more than tempting one. The great production is simply the icing on the cake and we highly recommend the album to all our death metal readers out there.
Submitted by star7sndv (glendale usa) 
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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Arch Enemy never put out a bad record, but add a female vocalists and BAM you have a masterpiece heavy record. BUY IT BUY IT. It has not left my 5 disc system and I listen to it at least once a day. Great Album.
Submitted by tbonebite (Louisville, Kentucky)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Arch Enemy only gets better with a female vocalist
They continue to define their death metal sound with intricate guitar melodies which always puts them a head above all the usual death metal bands. Now with their new female vocalist who I must say is very Hott, they've only gotten better ! This Wages of Sin album, which is finally being sold in America without being and import, includes a disc of rare vaulted songs on a second disc ! Each disc is worthy of 5 stars.
Submitted by thecarcassman (Portland, OR, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Never thought it'd be this good
This was the third Arch Enemy CD I bought... and surprisingly ...The VERY BEST. From song one, you are thrust into some of the best guitaring EVER. The Amott brothers go all out here to bring you an awesome CD. Angela also sound more savage then ever delivering powerful singing
Submitted by berserkereva84 (New Lenox, IL)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  Best Arch enemy
im not a fan of the vocals, not my thing but they incorporate it well, and musically they are brilliant and it is a purely satisfying album delivering more then you would expect. Seriously one of the best albums about.
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