album · May 17, 1999
Venom
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Burning Heart Records/EpitaphSee this day
metalhard rockalternative
The 1999 album "Venom" showcased Breach's development towards a more intricate and dynamic sound, moving beyond simple aggression into complex arrangements and varied tones. It stands as a landmark release in the post-hardcore scene of the late 90s.
- Recorded at the legendary Soundlab Studios in Örebro, Sweden, with producer Pelle Henricsson.
- Upon release, "Venom" received critical acclaim, with many citing its sophisticated songwriting and powerful production.
- The album featured guest vocals from Refused frontman Dennis Lyxzén on the track "Breathe".
Breach were a post-hardcore band from the UK, known for their heavy, complex sound and intense live shows. "Venom" arrived in 1999 as their fourth album, finding the band at a pivotal moment between their earlier, more chaotic material and the more expansive, experimental direction they would explore on subsequent releases.
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