Delain - We Are the Others album cover

Delain

We Are the Others

Year2012
GenreGothic Metal, Symphonic Metal
LabelIcarus Music
CountryAR
StatusOfficial

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Tracklist

  1. Mother Machine (4:36)
  2. Electricity (4:11)
  3. We Are the Others (3:19)
  4. Milk and Honey (4:28)
  5. Hit Me With Your Best Shot (3:58)
  6. I Want You (4:52)
  7. Where Is the Blood (3:16)
  8. Generation Me (3:44)
  9. Babylon (4:07)
  10. Are You Done With Me (3:07)
  11. Get the Devil Out of Me (3:20)
  12. Not Enough (4:45)
  13. The Gathering (live) (4:02)
  14. Control the Storm (live) (4:14)
  15. Shattered (live) (4:20)
  16. Sleepwalkers Dream (live) (4:33)

About the Band

Delain is a Dutch symphonic metal band formed in 2002 by keyboardist Martijn Westerholt. After his departure from Within Temptation in 2001, Westerholt formed Delain the following year, intending for the band to be solely a project, but stopped after the release of one demo. In 2005, Westerholt restarted Delain alongside singer Charlotte Wessels, and released the debut studio album, Lucidity, in September 2006. The band began to perform publicly following the positive reception the album received. After the release of the band's sixth studio album, Apocalypse & Chill, in February 2020, the members parted ways the following year, while Westerholt stated he would continue the band as a solo project.

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Album Review

Delain's 'We Are the Others' is a stunning display of gothic and symphonic metal mastery. The album boasts a perfect balance of heavy riffs, haunting melodies, and powerful vocals that create a captivating atmosphere from start to finish. Standout tracks like 'Mother Machine' and 'We Are the Others' showcase the band's ability to blend intricate orchestration with hard-hitting guitar work, while 'Get the Devil Out of Me' delivers a fierce energy that will have listeners headbanging in no time. The production quality on this album is top-notch, allowing every instrument and vocal line to shine through with clarity and depth. 'We Are the Others' solidifies Delain's place as one of the leading forces in the gothic/symphonic metal scene, making it a must-have for fans of the genre.

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