Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The Living Infinite is the ninth studio album from Swedish melodic death metal band Soilwork, released on 27 February 2013 in Asia, 1 March 2013 in Europe, on 4 March 2013 in the UK and on March 5, 2013 in the US. It is the band's first double album, and is believed to be the first double album in the melodic death metal genre. It is also the first Soilwork CD to feature new guitarist David Andersson; founding guitarist Peter Wichers left Soilwork for the second time in 2012, making this the second album to not feature him.Commented vocalist Björn “Speed” Strid on a new album:It's been an intense summer and at this point, me and the boys are hibernating in pretty much every corner of the world and putting our next album together. Many songs are yet to be written but the inspiration is flowing! People can expect a continuation of the intensity and presence of The Panic Broadcast, only taken to a higher level. That's the mindset. We will do some touring next year as well, before hopefully entering the studio sometime in the early fall. The album title is already set: The Living Infinite. Chew on that for a bit and don't spit it out until the music is invading your ears, folks![citation needed]Strid began to think of the band's next album as a double album during a 2011 tour.[citation needed] He wanted to challenge himself, instead of releasing a single album after Peter's departure.[citation needed] He also wanted to show that the band could release a great album with one of their main composers gone.[citation needed] He wrote two songs by the end of the year, and began writing with the rest of the band in March 2012. According to updates from Soilwork's official Facebook page, twenty-seven songs were written and recorded for the double album, of which twenty were selected for the release.[citation needed]The songs "Spectrum of Eternity", "This Momentary Bliss" and "Rise Above the Sentiment" were released as singles, with a music video also released for "Rise Above the Sentiment.". }
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- The_Living_Infinite abstract "The Living Infinite is the ninth studio album from Swedish melodic death metal band Soilwork, released on 27 February 2013 in Asia, 1 March 2013 in Europe, on 4 March 2013 in the UK and on March 5, 2013 in the US. It is the band's first double album, and is believed to be the first double album in the melodic death metal genre. It is also the first Soilwork CD to feature new guitarist David Andersson; founding guitarist Peter Wichers left Soilwork for the second time in 2012, making this the second album to not feature him.Commented vocalist Björn “Speed” Strid on a new album:It's been an intense summer and at this point, me and the boys are hibernating in pretty much every corner of the world and putting our next album together. Many songs are yet to be written but the inspiration is flowing! People can expect a continuation of the intensity and presence of The Panic Broadcast, only taken to a higher level. That's the mindset. We will do some touring next year as well, before hopefully entering the studio sometime in the early fall. The album title is already set: The Living Infinite. Chew on that for a bit and don't spit it out until the music is invading your ears, folks![citation needed]Strid began to think of the band's next album as a double album during a 2011 tour.[citation needed] He wanted to challenge himself, instead of releasing a single album after Peter's departure.[citation needed] He also wanted to show that the band could release a great album with one of their main composers gone.[citation needed] He wrote two songs by the end of the year, and began writing with the rest of the band in March 2012. According to updates from Soilwork's official Facebook page, twenty-seven songs were written and recorded for the double album, of which twenty were selected for the release.[citation needed]The songs "Spectrum of Eternity", "This Momentary Bliss" and "Rise Above the Sentiment" were released as singles, with a music video also released for "Rise Above the Sentiment."".