Ignite's 2001 album "A Place Called Home" is a landmark of melodic hardcore, balancing aggression with anthemic choruses. It arrived after a six-year gap since their debut, cementing their status in the genre.
- "A Place Called Home" was released on March 19, 2001, by TVT Records. The album followed their 1995 debut "Family" after a six-year absence. It was recorded at various studios, including Paramount Studios in Hollywood.
- The album was produced by Ignite with a co-production credit for Cameron Webb. It features 13 tracks of melodic hardcore, with notable songs like "Veteran" and the title track.
- While not reaching mainstream charts, "A Place Called Home" was critically acclaimed within the punk and hardcore scenes. It is often cited as one of the definitive albums of melodic hardcore in the early 2000s.
Ignite is a Californian band playing melodic hardcore. They formed in 1993 and have maintained a consistent lineup throughout their career.
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