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The Nature of Betrayal

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Length
  
43:02

Artist
  
The Funeral Pyre

Label
  
Prosthetic Records

The Nature Of Betrayal (2006/2007)
  
Wounds (2008)

Release date
  
12 September 2006

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Released
  
September 12, 2006 March 20, 2007 (Re-release)

Genres
  
Death metal, Black metal, Blackened death metal, Melodic death metal, Melodic black metal

Death metal albums
  
Malice, Dystopia, Mechanics of Dysfun, Wormwood, Demonic

The Nature Of Betrayal is the second album release by the band The Funeral Pyre.

Contents

Originally released by Creator Destructor Records, a Bay Area label, it had seen great success during its debut in late 2006. Despite being unsigned at the particular time, the band had scheduled over 100 shows in the Bay area alone, and was praised for the mood that they could convey using both aggressive death/black metal sounds, and the harmonies of a keyboard. It was also praised for its sound and songwriting, despite the band's young age.

This album has been heavily praised for its fuse of both black metal and death metal and the atmosphere created by keyboardist Daniella Jones' synthesizers, and drummer Alex Hernandez's use of blast beats throughout the album.

The album was re-released in March 2007 with a distribution deal by Prosthetic Records after 5 weeks of constant touring.

The artwork for this record "was created by Gustave Doré."

Personnel

  • James Joyce - all guitars
  • Adam Campbell - bass guitar
  • Alex Hernandez - drums
  • Daniella Jones - keyboards
  • John Strachan - vocals
  • Songs

    1200 Years5:32
    2In the Wake4:59
    3Here the Sun Never Shines4:31

    References

    The Nature of Betrayal Wikipedia