The Fragile Art of Existence
| The Fragile Art Of Existence | |
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| Control Denied studio album | |
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Publication |
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| Label (s) | Nuclear Blast |
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Title (number) |
8th |
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running time |
50 min. 39 sec. |
| occupation |
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Jim Morris |
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Studio (s) |
Morrisound Studio |
The Fragile Art of Existence is Control Denied's only album .
History of origin
After the officially last Death album The Sound of Perseverance , Chuck Schuldiner - bored of the vocal style in Death Metal - turned to his new band Control Denied and released The Fragile Art Of Existence, the band's first and only album. With Shannon Hamm on guitar and Richards Christy on drums, Chuck Schuldiner found support from the last lineup of Death . After the demo A Moment Of Clarity , which was sung by Schuldiner himself , he found a singer in Tim Aymar who sang the album and became an integral part of the band.
meaning
The album received consistently positive reviews from the global press and was well received. It is regarded by fans and critics as a high-quality contribution to the power metal genre . As Chuck Schuldiner's final musical output, the work is of particular importance.
Track list
- Consumed - 7:23
- Breaking the Broken - 5:40
- Expect the Unexpected - 7:16
- What If ...? - 4:29
- When the Link Becomes Missing - 5:16
- Believe - 6:09
- Cut Down - 4:50
- The Fragile Art of Existence - 9:36