description Entombed - Clandestine Overview
Entombed – Clandestine is a seminal 1991 Swedish death metal album widely considered a cornerstone of the genre’s development. The record showcases intensely brutal riffs and guttural vocals characteristic of early Gothenburg-style death metal. Its influence on subsequent bands within the Swedish scene, and globally, is substantial. It's particularly appreciated by fans of classic death metal and those interested in the evolution of extreme music during the 1990s.
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Who was the vocalist on Entombed's album Clandestine?
Unlike their debut *Left Hand Path*, *Clandestine* features Orvar Säfström handling the primary vocal duties, though guitarist Nicke Andersson also recorded vocals for some tracks. The album was released in 1991 via Earache Records.
What genre is Entombed's Clandestine considered?
It is widely considered a foundational release for Swedish death metal and features the early "buzzsaw" guitar tone pioneered by studio Sunlight Studios. The album helped cement the distinctly heavy and raw sound associated with the early 1990s Stockholm scene.
What are the lyrical themes explored on Clandestine?
The album's lyrical themes largely deal with the supernatural, death, and horror, moving away from the gore-heavy themes of some contemporaries. Notably, the album art and overall atmosphere contribute heavily to its legacy as a quintessential death metal aesthetic.
Does Clandestine feature any purely instrumental tracks?
Yes, the album includes the track "Living? No!" which serves as a haunting, acoustic instrumental interlude. This provided a unique dynamic shift amidst the otherwise intensely brutal death metal tracks.
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