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The Flame in All of Us
Rock · 2007 · 13 tracks · 47m

The Flame in All of Us

High-octane alternative metal defined by thick, drop-tuned riffs and massive melodic hooks. A masterclass in 2000s radio-ready aggression and resilience.

January 1, 2007 · Tooth & Nail Records

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An aggressive yet hopeful surge of energy that feels like finding strength in the middle of a storm.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks · 47m
01
The Flame in All of Us
3:22
02
Falls Apart
3:35
03
New Drug
2:44
04
What Do We Know?
3:19
05
Favorite Disease
3:47
06
My Home
3:41
07
My Own Enemy
3:01
08
Learn to Breathe
4:08
09
Inhuman
4:06
10
Broken Wing
3:55
11
The Safest Place
4:08
12
Wish You Well
3:49
13
The Last Song
3:39
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive transition from the melodic bridge into the final crushing chorus of the title track.
The rhythmic, rap-influenced vocal delivery in 'New Drug' that recalls the band's earlier nu-metal roots.
The stripped-back, vulnerable guitar intro of 'The Safest Place' before the full band wall of sound hits.

How does The Flame in All of Us sound next to the rest of Thousand Foot Krutch's catalogue?

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