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* GenreShift: From blackened doom and death/doom to alternative rock to progressive metal. Almost all traces of harsh vocals [[ReverseCerebusSyndrome are gone]] by ''The Great Cold Distance'', though.
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* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: From blackened doom and death/doom to alternative rock to progressive metal. Almost all traces of harsh vocals [[ReverseCerebusSyndrome are gone]] by ''The Great Cold Distance'', though.
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* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: ''City Burials'' is easily the most metallic album they have recorded since their death/doom era, with multiple doom metal songs, more uptempo riffing and far more frequent guitar solos, and a more energetic vocal approach from Jonas Renkse.
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* TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt: "Endtime" has the world end in fire.
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* TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt: "Endtime" has the world end in fire.
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* LighterAndSofter / GenreShift:
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* LighterAndSofter / GenreShift: LighterAndSofter:
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* ShoutOut[=/=]TitledAfterTheSong: ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' is named after a song by the seminal Delta blues musician Music/RobertJohnson.
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** "Undo You" has two, paraphrasing the title of their EP ''For Funerals to Come'' as "for our funerals to come", and additionally lifting the line "in death, a song" from the track of the same name from ''Tonight's Decision''.
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** "Undo You" has two, paraphrasing the title of their EP ''For Funerals to Come'' as "for only our funerals to come", and additionally lifting the line "in death, a song" from the track of the same name from ''Tonight's Decision''.
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** "Undo You" has two, paraphrasing the title of their EP ''For Funerals to Come'' as "for our funerals to come", and additionally lifting the line "in death, a song" from the track of the same name from ''Tonight's Decision''.
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* TakeThat: "Passing Bird" makes stabs at emo girls pretending to be depressed. Anyone seriously down would want to get better, not stay there to get attention.
** Given that ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' was released when emo pop was still largely in its infancy, it was probably targeting mall goths and nu-metal kids, both of whom were prone to much the same thing.
** Given that ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' was released when emo pop was still largely in its infancy, it was probably targeting mall goths and nu-metal kids, both of whom were prone to much the same thing.
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* TakeThat: "Passing Bird" makes stabs at emo girls pretending to be depressed. Anyone seriously down would want to get better, not stay there to get attention.
** Given that ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' was released when emo pop was still largely in its infancy, it was probably targeting mall goths and nu-metal kids, bothmallgoths who base their identities around being depressed, but have no intention of whom were prone to much getting better because they like the same thing.attention.
** Given that ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' was released when emo pop was still largely in its infancy, it was probably targeting mall goths and nu-metal kids, both
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** ''The Fall of Hearts'' starts to veer into ProgressiveRock territory.
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** While a large majority of their work (especially after ''Brave Murder Day'') has had some prog elements to it, ''The Fall of Hearts'' starts to veer dives headfirst into ProgressiveRock progressive rock/metal territory.
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** ProgressiveRock: Most of their albums are prog-tinged to a certain extent, but ''The Fall of Hearts'' dives headfirst into the genre.
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* ConceptAlbum: All of the songs on ''Viva Emptiness'' are tied to crime in one way or another.
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On June 18th 2012, the official forum was closed with no further explanation.
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On June 18th 2012, the official forum was closed with no further explanation.
explanation. Not related to the defunct British alt rock band Music/{{Catatonia}}.
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* AlbumTitleDrop: "The Itch" contains the line: "The great cold distance."
** In "Hypnone," one of the lyrics goes along the lines of: "Tomorrow is so long / The Dead End King is here."
** "I Am Nothing" has the line: "I have to get on with this / It's a decision for tonight."
** In "Hypnone," one of the lyrics goes along the lines of: "Tomorrow is so long / The Dead End King is here."
** "I Am Nothing" has the line: "I have to get on with this / It's a decision for tonight."
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** [[DeathMetal Death / Doom]]: Their first two albums were this, and solidified them as one of the genre's Trope Codifiers.
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** [[DeathMetal Death / Doom]]: Their first two albums were this, and solidified them as one of the genre's Trope Codifiers.{{Trope Codifier}}s.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Their first few releases were black metal tinged death / doom albums, in the vein of Bethlehem, before they made a full GenreShift, to their more famous current sound.
* EpicRocking: "Velvet Thorns (Of Drynwhyl)" clocks 13:56 and "Tomb of Insomnia" 13:09.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: The ''Discouraged Ones'' track "Instrumental" is... Well, an instrumental.
* EpicRocking: "Velvet Thorns (Of Drynwhyl)" clocks 13:56 and "Tomb of Insomnia" 13:09.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: The ''Discouraged Ones'' track "Instrumental" is... Well, an instrumental.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Their first few releases were black metal tinged death / doom albums, in the vein of Bethlehem, before they made a full GenreShift, GenreShift to their more famous current sound.
sound were BlackMetal-tinged {{death|Metal}} / {{doom|Metal}} albums in the vein of Bethlehem.
* EpicRocking: "Velvet Thorns(Of (of Drynwhyl)" clocks at 13:56 and "Tomb of Insomnia" 13:09.
13:09, and they're far from the band's only examples.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: The ''Discouraged Ones'' track "Instrumental" is...Well, well, an instrumental.
* EpicRocking: "Velvet Thorns
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: The ''Discouraged Ones'' track "Instrumental" is...
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** From ''Discouraged Ones'' onward, with their [[DeathMetal Death]] / DoomMetal approach, shifting towards a GothicMetal / AlternativeMetal one. ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' really cemented their current sound.
** The "Dethroned and Uncrowned" remixes of ''Dead End Kings,'' are very much softer, though considering the mood, not much lighter.
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** From ''Discouraged Ones'' onward, with their [[DeathMetal Death]] / DoomMetal approach, approach shifting towards a GothicMetal / AlternativeMetal one. ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' really cemented their current sound.
** The "Dethroned and Uncrowned" remixes of ''Dead EndKings,'' Kings'' are very much softer, though considering the mood, not much lighter.
** The "Dethroned and Uncrowned" remixes of ''Dead End
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* ShoutOut: The album title ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' is a reference to a delta blues musician.
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* SuddenlyVoiced: The 10th anniversary remaster of ''Viva Emptiness,'' adds vocals to the previously instrumental "Inside the City of Glass." WordOfGod is that it was always intended as a vocal song, they just didn't have enough time left in the studio, to record vocals for it.
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* SuddenlyVoiced: The 10th anniversary remaster of ''Viva Emptiness,'' Emptiness'' adds vocals to the previously instrumental "Inside the City of Glass." WordOfGod is that it was always intended as a vocal song, song; they just didn't have enough time left in the studio, studio to record vocals for it.
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** Given that ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' was released, when emo pop was still largely in its infancy, it was probably targeting, mall goths and nu-metal kids, both of whom were prone to much the same thing.
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** Given that ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' was released, released when emo pop was still largely in its infancy, it was probably targeting, targeting mall goths and nu-metal kids, both of whom were prone to much the same thing.
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* TitleDrop: "The Itch" contains the line: "The great cold distance."
** In "Hypnone," one of the lyrics goes along the lines of: "Tomorrow is so long / The Dead End King is here."
** "I Am Nothing" has the line: "I have to get on with this / It's a decision for tonight."
* TitledAfterTheSong: ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' is named after a song by the seminal {{blues}} musician Music/RobertJohnson.
* WildMassGuessing: The inlay of the jewel case versions of ''Viva Emptiness'' and ''The Great Cold Distance,'' sparked a lot of discussion among the fans, for featuring a snippet from an IM conversation, and a cockroach respectively.
** In "Hypnone," one of the lyrics goes along the lines of: "Tomorrow is so long / The Dead End King is here."
** "I Am Nothing" has the line: "I have to get on with this / It's a decision for tonight."
* TitledAfterTheSong: ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' is named after a song by the seminal {{blues}} musician Music/RobertJohnson.
* WildMassGuessing: The inlay of the jewel case versions of ''Viva Emptiness'' and ''The Great Cold Distance,'' sparked a lot of discussion among the fans, for featuring a snippet from an IM conversation, and a cockroach respectively.
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** In "Hypnone," one of the lyrics goes along the lines of: "Tomorrow is so long / The Dead End King is here."
** "I Am Nothing" has the line: "I have to get on with this / It's a decision for tonight."
* TitledAfterTheSong: ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' is named after a song by the seminal {{blues}} musician Music/RobertJohnson.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: October Tide could be considered one to their early death/doom metal work; it has a similar style and contains or has contained several former or current Katatonia members.
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* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: From blackened doom and death/doom to alternative rock to progressive metal. Almost all traces of harsh vocals [[ReverseCerebusSyndrome are gone]] by ''The Great Cold Distance'', though.
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* IAmTheBand: Jonas Renkse.
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* IAmTheBand: Jonas Renkse.Renkse and Anders Nyström.
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* LighterAndSofter / GenreShift: From ''Discouraged Ones'' onward, with their [[DeathMetal Death]] / DoomMetal approach, shifting towards a GothicMetal / AlternativeMetal one. ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' really cemented their current sound.
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* LighterAndSofter / GenreShift: GenreShift:
** From ''Discouraged Ones'' onward, with their [[DeathMetal Death]] / DoomMetal approach, shifting towards a GothicMetal / AlternativeMetal one. ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' really cemented their current sound.
** From ''Discouraged Ones'' onward, with their [[DeathMetal Death]] / DoomMetal approach, shifting towards a GothicMetal / AlternativeMetal one. ''Last Fair Deal Gone Down'' really cemented their current sound.
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** ''The Fall of Hearts'' starts to veer into ProgressiveRock territory.
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* Roger Ojersson - guitar
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* Roger Ojersson
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* Daniel Liljekvist - drums
* Per "Sodomizer" Eriksson - guitar
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* Daniel Liljekvist Moilanen - drums
* Per "Sodomizer" Eriksson - guitardrums
* Per "Sodomizer" Eriksson - guitar
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* CoverVersion: They covered singer songwriters Music/JeffBuckley and "Will Oldham."
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* CoverVersion: They covered singer songwriters Music/JeffBuckley and "Will Will Oldham."
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* WordSaladLyrics: Especially on "The Great Cold Distance."
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* WordSaladLyrics: Especially on "The ''The Great Cold Distance."''
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* CoverVersion: They covered singer songwriters Music/JeffBuckley and Music/WillOldham.
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* CoverVersion: They covered singer songwriters Music/JeffBuckley and Music/WillOldham."Will Oldham."