"Inferno" found Entombed exploring a more groove-laden, hard rock-inflected sound, a departure from their earlier death metal intensity. It stands as a solid, if not groundbreaking, entry in their later discography.
- "Inferno" was released on August 4, 2003, by the British label Music for Nations.
- The album was recorded at Studio Bohus in Kungälv, Sweden.
- This album marked a period where Entombed were experimenting with their sound, incorporating more melodic elements and a varied approach to song structures.
Entombed are a Swedish death metal band formed in 1989, pioneering the use of a distinctive "buzzsaw" guitar tone. At the time of "Inferno," they were several albums into their career, having moved away from their earliest death 'n' roll sound towards a more groove-oriented, hard rock-influenced style.
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