This is Exile
Live in the Valley
by Whitechapel
Marc Büürma
Marc Büürma
Listening to this album with my Audio Technica headphones and Dragonfly DAC on my S20+ phone, and I'm so amazed about the sound quality and mixing that I get tears in my eyes. Crystal clear sound, voices and instruments are very well balanced, wide audio stage, crowd fits perfectly in, and you can hear every cymbal hit that it generates pure goosebumps.
I'm normally more a fan of their old stuff, but this album is so well made that I'm totally in love with it. Congrats to this piece of art! Favorite track: Doom Woods (Live).
I'm normally more a fan of their old stuff, but this album is so well made that I'm totally in love with it. Congrats to this piece of art! Favorite track: Doom Woods (Live).
sachavonkarl74
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Can't wait for this LIVE album to drop in full glory! I am a huge fan of their KIN album, and after catching Whitechapel live on stage with Thy Art and Fit for an Autopsy this live album announcement was like the cherry on top of the cake. Gotta get it!!
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Brimstone (Live)
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Hickory Creek (Live)
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Black Bear (Live)
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Doom Woods (Live)
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I Will Find You (Live)
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Anticure (Live)
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Orphan (Live)
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released January 26, 2024
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Whitechapel Knoxville, Tennessee
At this stage in the game, the name Whitechapel commands respect. Already sitting on one of the most enviable catalogs in contemporary metal, in 2019 they dropped "The Valley", showcasing a confident evolution in their sound and standing as a true landmark release that sets a new standard for the genre. "Kin" is coming October 29, 2021. ... more
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