
album · November 30, 2015
Breaking Point - B-sides 2011-2015
Spinefarm FISee this day
metalheavy metalelectronic
This collection gathers previously unreleased B-sides and rarities from Amaranthe's first three studio albums, offering fans a glimpse into the outtakes from their formative years. It compiles tracks that showcase the band's signature fusion of aggressive metal and vibrant electronic elements, further solidifying their distinct place in the genre.
- The tracks on "Breaking Point - B-sides 2011-2015" were recorded during the sessions for Amaranthe's albums "Amaranthe" (2011), "The Nexus" (2013), and "Massive Addictive" (2014). The compilation was released on November 30, 2015, by Spinefarm Records. It includes ten tracks that did not make the final cut for their respective studio albums, providing a deeper look at the band's creative output during that period.
- These B-sides highlight the consistent songwriting and production style that characterized Amaranthe's early work, featuring the interplay between clean and harsh vocals, prominent synthesizers, and driving guitar riffs. The compilation serves as a testament to the band's prolificacy and their commitment to exploring their unique sonic landscape even beyond the main album tracks.
- Fans of Amaranthe's early material will recognize the energetic tempo and melodic hooks present in these B-sides, which were often presented with the same polish as album cuts. The release offers an opportunity to hear variations on themes explored in their initial successful albums, demonstrating the breadth of their creative vision within their established electronic-infused metal sound.
Hailing from Gothenburg, Sweden, Amaranthe is a modern metal band known for blending melodeath growls with soaring, operatic female vocals and infectious electronic dance-pop hooks. Formed in 2008, they quickly established a unique sound that set them apart in the metal scene, gaining international recognition for their high-energy performances and genre-defying approach.
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