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Audio CD (29 Mar 2004)
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Colour
Label: Nuclear Blast
ASIN: B0001HOYEU
Other Editions: Audio CD | Vinyl | MP3 Download

Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars See all reviews (21 customer reviews)

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Sweden's metal scene consistently breathes new life into a style that had long since hit a wall in many other territories. Among the most provocative and original of these acts isIn Flames. The brainchild of vocalist Anders Friden and guitarist Jesper Stromblad, In Flames began in 1990, crafting aunique direction and, over time, solidifying a lineup of formidable instrumentalists, including longtime member Bjorn Gelotte (who moved from drums to guitar since joining the group).
On SOUNDTRACK TO YOUR ESCAPE, In Flames relentlesslypushes stylistic barriers, incorporating goth, classic thrash, and death-metal elements, resulting in a distinctive blend. The heavy ballad "Evil in a Closet" begins with moody, clean vocals in the verses and unexpectedly blasts into a chorus of brutal death growls. Boasting sinister riffs in the Testament/Slayer vein, "Touch of Red" gives way to an instantly memorable chorus, while "The Quiet Place" stands as the most melodic and accessible track, with potential to expose the band to the masses.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Ignorant moron? Move along please!, 3 Jul 2004

By	"copperhead_73" - See all my reviews

I am not a strict melodic death metal fan. I am a MUSIC fan. This means that I have an open mind. I have not spit my dummy in the same manner as some of the reviewers have done here, simply because In Flames aren't playing the same music they were 10 years ago. I have dealt with the fact that In Flames have changed, and I couldn't be more pleased!

Ok, so this isn't "The Jester Race". Nor is it "Whoracle". In my opinion, this is far superior. It is exciting and fresh. If you want to listen to "traditional" melodic death metal, then my advice would be to listen to "The Jester Race", or Indeed "Whoracle". Or perhaps check out some bands taking this style in new directions (see Insomnium). In Flames have defiantly changed, gone are the high-pitched dual guitar harmonies and (over)catchy guitar riffs. What we have here is a band finding their own sound. Like or lump this album, you have to admit that NOBODY sounds like In Flames do now. This is an album full of quality songs by excellent musicians. The album is refreshingly varied, I quality that I find lacking in most heavy albums. Mmany different paces are used and electronics add an extra dimension. This album also features some incredibly heavy moments. Overall, this leads to one of the most individual albums to come out of the heavy music scene in years.

I could do a detailed run down of all the songs, but there's not much point. I would strongly advise picking this up. Who wants to buy albums that sound the same anyway?

Oh, and no, they don't sound like Linkin Park, are you serious!

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5.0 out of 5 stars Continuing Evolution..., 17 May 2004

By	"jimmy_shades" - See all my reviews

This album is another step up into a more contemporary and progressive sound from In Flames. Old fans who were put off by change in sound on Reroute to Remain may continue to be dissappointed, but those who enjoyed it (and I thought it was fantastic) are in for a treat. There is still plenty of melody, and the whole album feels tight as only In Flames can be, but there is a new level edginess that somehow wasn't there before.

It is not as immediatley rewarding as RtR, but by the third time through you will be convinced. I think for me the appeal stems from the fact that is just feels more visceral. In Flames are as vital as ever.

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5.0 out of 5 stars a decent album from swedes, 26 April 2004

By	luke (here) - See all my reviews

this album shows how the band have redefined their style music into whathear today. with a constant pace of drums and bass smashing their waythrough the headsets, you can only admire the guitar rythems.
besttracks:
my sweet shadow and the quiet place

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5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant
superb album, in flames have somehow managed to make their death metal style screaming catchy at the same time. Read more

Published 19 months ago by R. M. Pfundner

5.0 out of 5 stars Just as good as the rest, if not better
Im a huge fan of In Flames, their best work has got to be Whoracle by a long way(followed by Colony in my opinion).. Read more

Published 23 months ago by Mr. J. A. Barber

5.0 out of 5 stars Hot, Hot, Hot. Escape Into The Flames With This GREAT Album
Just a wicked album from this Swedish band. Before i heard Soundtrack To Your Escape I never took much notice of In Flames. Read more

Published on 27 Aug 2006 by K. Sharp

4.0 out of 5 stars I'm a new fan...
So I'm not familiar with their earlier heavier stuff. This album is pretty good, I like Friend as it's one of the key songs that's easing me into deathier metal (word). Read more

Published on 15 Jun 2006 by Martin

5.0 out of 5 stars this is superb,end of story folks
on and on the debate rages,have in flames sold out or gone nu metal in this album,does it matter when its this good,i dont know many that love this but i do and you are reading my... Read more

Published on 20 Feb 2006 by sean paul mccann

3.0 out of 5 stars Not their best effort.
I am fan of older In Flames material. For those who know what I mean that should be all I need to say. Read more

Published on 5 Jan 2006

3.0 out of 5 stars Soundtrack to Your Escape
Okay, you've got me. I'm one of the traditionalist In Flames fans. I'm the type who liked the days of guitar solos and harsher death growls. Read more

Published on 1 Oct 2005 by batesy_predator

4.0 out of 5 stars Unbelivable
Ive never been a in flames fan, i only first heard about them when i saw the 'Trigger' video from the album 'Recroute to remain' and i tought it was a minted song so i went out... Read more

Published on 5 Sep 2005 by aj untouchable

3.0 out of 5 stars A step away from their usual brilliance
I have really looking forward to the latest addition to the In Flames collection since the blinder called Reroute to Remain came out. Read more

Published on 6 Jan 2005

4.0 out of 5 stars A Bit More Polished
Any hopes of the old In Flames returning were quashed by this albums release,Re-route sold well and this is pretty much more of the same stuff. Read more

Published on 18 Dec 2004 by Mr. A. Clement

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