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Demonoir is the fifth studio album by Norwegian black metal band 1349, released in 2010. It followed the more experimental Revelations of the Black Flame and returned to the rapid drumming, abrasive guitar work, and aggressive performance style associated with much of the band's earlier material. The album is aimed at listeners of Norwegian black metal and other extreme metal built around speed, density, and harsh vocals.

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When was 1349's Demonoir released?

Demonoir is a full-length album by Norwegian black-metal band 1349, released on April 27, 2010. The record was issued by Prosthetic Records. ([Metal Archives](https://www.metal-archives.com/albums/1349/Demonoir/439295))

What are the Tunnel tracks on Demonoir?

The album uses four short interludes named Tunnels of Set I, Tunnel II, Tunnel III, and Tunnel IV. They break up longer songs such as Atomic Chapel, When I Was Flesh, Psalm 7:77, and Pandemonium War Bells. ([Metal Archives track list](https://www.metal-archives.com/albums/1349/Demonoir/439295))

How did Demonoir follow 1349's Revelations of the Black Flame?

After the more experimental Revelations of the Black Flame, Demonoir returned to rapid drumming, abrasive guitar work, and a more aggressive black-metal attack. The change is easy to hear in tracks such as Atomic Chapel and Pandemonium War Bells. ([1349 Bandcamp](https://1349.bandcamp.com/album/demonoir))

Was there a limited vinyl edition of Demonoir?

Yes, Prosthetic Records listed a limited 12-inch picture-disc edition pressed in 666 copies. It runs at 33⅓ RPM and uses the same album's black-metal track program. ([Metal Archives edition details](https://www.metal-archives.com/albums/1349/Demonoir/439295))

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