About this album
Where they were
Released in 2000, 'Uprising' was Entombed's fifth studio album and marked a pivotal moment following their acclaimed 'Wolverine Blues'. At this point, the band was experimenting with a more groove-oriented sound, showcasing their evolution beyond traditional death metal while still retaining their signature intensity.
Why it matters
'Uprising' is notable for its bold blend of genres, which garnered both praise and criticism from fans and critics alike. It represents a significant shift toward a more accessible sound, highlighted by tracks like 'Won't Back Down', which became anthemic within the metal community and showcased the band's influence on the metal scene at the turn of the millennium.
Essential tracks
- "Seeing Red" — This opening track sets the tone with aggressive riffs and a furious pace, encapsulating the album's raw energy.
- "Won't Back Down" — An anthemic call to resilience, this track combines powerful lyrics with an infectious melody that resonates deeply with listeners.
- "Insanity's Contagious" — With its driving rhythm and compelling lyrical themes, this track exemplifies Entombed's unique blending of death metal and punk influences.
- "Scottish Hell" — This track showcases the band's experimental edge, incorporating diverse influences while maintaining their heavy sound.
Release Date
January 1, 2000
Artist Origin
Sweden
Tracklist
- 1 Seeing Red 3:29
- 2 Say It in Slugs 4:46
- 3 Won't Back Down 3:12
- 4 Insanity's Contagious 2:51
- 5 Something out of Nothing 3:13
- 6 Scottish Hell 3:08
- 7 Time Out 4:00
- 8 The Itch 4:22
- 9 Year in Year Out 2:39
- 10 Returning to Madness 3:15
- 11 Come Clean 2:51
- 12 In the Flesh 5:53
- 13 Superior 3:46
- 14 The Only Ones 2:41
- 15 Words 3:19
