Layers of Lies

Layers of Lies
Studio album by Darkane
Released June 27, 2005
Recorded October 2004 - March 2005
(Not Quite Studio, Helsingborg)[1]
Genre Melodic death metal, thrash metal
Length 42:50
Label Nuclear Blast
Darkane chronology
Expanding Senses
(2002)		 Layers of Lies
(2005)		 Demonic Art
(2008)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Allmusic[2]

Layers of Lies is the fourth album from Swedish melodic death metal band Darkane, issued on 27 June 2005.

The release of this album took sometime since the last album because Peter Wildoer suffered a severe hand injury in 2003 which left him uncertain whether he would drum again but miraculously a year later recovered. Along with that Wildoer became busy with Christofer Malmström new project at the time, Non-Human Level.

This was the last album to feature vocalist Andreas Sydow who left in 2007.

Track listing

  1. Amnesia of the Wildoerian Apocalypse - 1:42
  2. Secondary Effects - 3:55
  3. Organic Canvas - 4:30
  4. Fading Dimensions - 4:19
  5. Layers of Lies - 4:17
  6. Godforsaken Universe - 4:05
  7. Klastrophobic Hibernation - 0:36
  8. Vision of Degradation - 4:37
  9. Contaminated - 3:38
  10. Maelstrom Crisis - 2:40
  11. Decadent Messiah - 3:54
  12. The Creation Insane - 4:37
  13. Subliminal Seduction (Bonus Track) - 4:00

Credits

Darkane

The Orchestra

Choir Personnel

Soprano Choir

  • Catarina Crivelius Horvat
  • Birgit Böckmann
  • Carin Borgström
  • Susanne Bengtsson
  • Mette Bryngemark
  • Christina Nyrén
  • Therese Malmström

Alto Choir

  • Eva Forsell
  • Gerturd Hanson
  • Gull-Britt Linell Persson
  • Christina Engman
  • Susanne Kjellsson
  • Erika Nordahl
  • Isabelle Malmström

Bass Choir

  • Per Hallberg
  • Åke Pesson
  • Pehr Bengtson
  • Sven Nordahl
  • Jan Forsell
  • Ulf Nilsson
  • Niclas Fröhberg

Tenor Choir

  • Martin Fröhberg
  • Hans Malmsteen
  • Johan Sandberg
  • Christer Lundin
  • Krister Hedlund
  • Agenta Falkengren

References

  1. ↑ Darkane darkane.com. Retrieved on 2010-11-30.
  2. ↑ Allmusic review
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