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Entombed's debut album was Left Hand Path, a cult favorite that established the band as a popular death metal band.[citation needed] The follow-up, Clandestine, was just as popular.[citation needed] These first two albums were unique in that they featured what was sometimes referred to as an "electric saw" guitar sound.[citation needed] It was created using the Boss Heavy Metal distortion pedal and a Peavey amplifier. It appeared on their debut, Left Hand Path, but was improved and refined on the follow up, Clandestine.[citation needed]

After the Gods of Grind tour, Entombed began changing their sound into a mix of hard rock and death metal often referred to as death 'n' roll.[citation needed] Although this may have turned off many fans, it established their mainstream and critical reputation.[citation needed] Wolverine Blues and Hollowman are widely considered classics of early 1990s death metal, but were followed by problems with various record companies.[citation needed]

1998's Same Difference was the band's first album without drummer and founding member Nicke Andersson who left to concentrate on The Hellacopters. He was replaced by Peter Stjärnvind. In 1999, Entombed released Uprising, which was an anti-commercial return to the band's roots.[citation needed] The follow-up, Morning Star returned to the style of Hollowman and Wolverine Blues.[citation needed]

In 2001, the band worked with performance artists Carina Reich and Bogdan Szyberb, and the Royal Swedish Ballet. The production was entitled Unreal Estate[1].

They have since released 2003's album Inferno, a continuation of the death 'n' roll style that has become their trademark sound. 2006 saw the release of new music from Entombed, with the When in Sodom EP on June 6 (or 06/06/06), and the full length album Serpent Saints - The Ten Amendments was released on July 9th, 2007. This album is the group's first release with drummer Olle Dahlstedt (of Alpha Safari and ex-Misery Loves Co.), who replaced Stjärnvind in 2006 and a first without Uffe Cederlund who is now part of Disfear.

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GREAT band. More new Wave of sound on their songs but some old school thrash influances can be detected as well. infiltrader gave me one of their albums and he claimed that they were like the new sepultura. Well he was right "pano kato en etsi" you can sence that they have them as their influenced.
but it is too new "sounding" for me. Those that know me , they know that New stuff are not of my taste. BUT iam willing to listen to it ....

Dekapitator696 wrote:GREAT band. More new Wave of sound on their songs but some old school thrash influances can be detected as well. infiltrader gave me one of their albums and he claimed that they were like the new sepultura. Well he was right "pano kato en etsi" you can sence that they have them as their influenced.
but it is too new "sounding" for me. Those that know me , they know that New stuff are not of my taste. BUT iam willing to listen to it ....

I gave you the 'Serpent Saints' one, which is their most recent one and could be described to be in their "Death 'n' Roll" era.
You should also listen to "Left Hand Path" and "Clandestine". Both -great- albums, alla enixero an tha'n ta gousta sou. You might like "Wolverine Blues".

gama to wolverine blues, opws kai to serpent saints

En ftannun to Left Hand Path je to Clandestine omos.

Infiltrator wrote:

Dekapitator696 wrote:GREAT band. More new Wave of sound on their songs but some old school thrash influances can be detected as well. infiltrader gave me one of their albums and he claimed that they were like the new sepultura. Well he was right "pano kato en etsi" you can sence that they have them as their influenced.
but it is too new "sounding" for me. Those that know me , they know that New stuff are not of my taste. BUT iam willing to listen to it ....

I gave you the 'Serpent Saints' one.

jen na to piais piso akoma:P
About the band, to mono album p exo akusi en to idio me ton armeni, as en kala to car tu...erm rather sepulturish, not exactly a band p tha diusa polli simasia alla en arketa kali.

Scientifically proven, people that don't like Left Hand Path or Clandestine suck ass.