Album Info
| Artist: | Type O Negative |
| Album: | Dead Again |
| Released: | Worldwide, 10 Jul 2024 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Dead Again | |
| A2 | Tripping A Blind Man | |
| A3 | The Profit Of Doom | |
| Electronics [Riyaz Box] - Paul Bento | ||
| Tambura - Paul Bento | ||
| B1 | September Sun | |
| B2 | Halloween In Heaven | |
| Vocals [Additional] - Tara Van Flower | ||
| C1 | These Three Things | |
| C2 | She Burned Me Down | |
| D1 | Some Stupid Tomorrow | |
| D2 | An Ode To Locksmiths | |
| D3 | Hail And Farewell To Britain |
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Description
"Dead Again" is the seventh and final studio album by the American gothic metal band Type O Negative. Released on March 13, 2007, through SPV/Steamhammer, this album marks the band's return after a four-year hiatus following their 2003 album "Life Is Killing Me." "Dead Again" is notable for being the last album to feature the band's iconic frontman, Peter Steele, who passed away in 2010.
The album opens with the title track "Dead Again," which immediately sets the tone with its heavy riffs and Steele's deep, resonant vocals. The song's lyrics explore themes of addiction and redemption, reflecting Steele's personal struggles and recovery. The track is a powerful introduction, showcasing the band's signature blend of doom metal, gothic rock, and dark humor.
"Tripping a Blind Man" follows, featuring a faster tempo and more aggressive guitar work. The song's complex structure and dynamic shifts highlight the band's musical versatility. The lyrics, filled with biting sarcasm and social commentary, are delivered with Steele's characteristic baritone, adding depth to the track.
"The Profit of Doom" is one of the album's standout tracks, clocking in at over ten minutes. This epic composition combines slow, crushing riffs with melodic interludes, creating a haunting atmosphere. The song's lyrics delve into themes of existential despair and the search for meaning, resonating with the band's gothic aesthetic.
"September Sun" offers a change of pace with its melancholic piano intro and more melodic approach. The song's lyrics, which reflect on loss and longing, are complemented by Steele's emotive vocal delivery. The track builds to a powerful crescendo, showcasing the band's ability to blend beauty and darkness seamlessly.
"Halloween in Heaven" is a more upbeat track, featuring guest vocals from Tara VanFlower of the band Lycia. The song's catchy chorus and playful lyrics provide a lighter moment on the album, while still maintaining the band's dark edge. The interplay between Steele and VanFlower's vocals adds an interesting dynamic to the track.
"These Three Things" is another lengthy composition, spanning over fourteen minutes. The song's intricate structure and shifting tempos create a sense of epic grandeur. The lyrics, which explore themes of sin and redemption, are delivered with Steele's trademark intensity. The track's extended instrumental sections showcase the band's musicianship and ability to create immersive soundscapes.
"She Burned Me Down" returns to a more straightforward rock approach, with its driving rhythm and catchy hooks. The song's lyrics, which deal with betrayal and heartbreak, are delivered with raw emotion by Steele. The track's energetic performance and memorable chorus make it a standout moment on the album.
"Some Stupid Tomorrow" features a more punk-influenced sound, with its fast tempo and aggressive guitar work. The song's lyrics, filled with dark humor and cynicism, are delivered with Steele's characteristic wit. The track's high energy and biting commentary make it a memorable addition to the album.
"An Ode to Locksmiths" is a slower, more introspective track, with its brooding atmosphere and haunting melodies. The song's lyrics, which reflect on themes of isolation and inner turmoil, are delivered with Steele's deep, resonant voice. The track's somber mood and emotional depth make it a poignant moment on the album.
"Hail and Farewell to Britain" closes the album on a powerful note, with its epic composition and sweeping melodies. The song's lyrics, which deal with themes of loss and farewell, are delivered with Steele's emotive vocal performance. The track's grandiose arrangement and emotional intensity provide a fitting conclusion to the album.
"Dead Again" is a testament to Type O Negative's unique blend of gothic metal, dark humor, and emotional depth. The album showcases the band's musical versatility and ability to create immersive, atmospheric compositions. As the final chapter in the band's discography, "Dead Again" stands as a powerful and poignant farewell to one of gothic metal's most iconic bands.
