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* TrueArtIsAngsty: The vast majority of their songs fall under this trope.
* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: ''"BE"''. Oh so very much.
* UncommonTime: A lot of their songs.
* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: ''"BE"''. Oh so very much.
* UncommonTime: A lot of their songs.
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Pain of Salvation is a ProgressiveMetal band. The only consistent member is Daniel Gildenlow, the [[FaceOfTheBand lead singer, guitarist, composer and lyricist]]. They are known for their emotional music, use of UncommonTime, [[SongStyleShift switching between heavy and soft passages]] and Daniel's wide vocal range. Unusually in ProgressiveMetal, they concentrate less on displays of instrumental technicality and more on emotion and precise execution.
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Pain of Salvation is a ProgressiveMetal band. The only consistent member is Daniel Gildenlow, the [[FaceOfTheBand [[IAmTheBand lead singer, guitarist, composer and lyricist]]. They are known for their emotional music, use of UncommonTime, [[SongStyleShift switching between heavy and soft passages]] and Daniel's wide vocal range. Unusually in ProgressiveMetal, they concentrate less on displays of instrumental technicality and more on emotion and precise execution.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: "Disco Queen", which is - you guessed it - a disco song (or at least part of it is), right in the middle of one of their darkest albums.
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: A 6/7 most of the time, occasionally reaching an 8.
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** A very clear example is the ''12:5'' version of "Ashes" - while it was a heavy, extremely emotional (and depressive) track, it has become a soft-spoken, optimistic, positively-charged ballad.
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** A very clear example is the ''12:5'' version of "Ashes" - while it was a heavy, extremely emotional (and depressive) track, it has become a soft-spoken, optimistic, positively-charged ballad.ballad.
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* EpicRocking: Unusually for a ProgressiveMetal band, they barely ever go over ten minutes, though they still do this all the time. "The Perfect Element" and "Dea Pecuniae" are the longest, both coming in at 10:09.
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* EpicRocking: Unusually for a ProgressiveMetal band, they barely ever go over ten minutes, though they still do this all the time. Their longest song is "The Perfect Element" Passing Light of Day" (off ''In the Passing Light of Day'') at 15:31, followed by ''Panther'' closing track "Icon" (at 13:30) and "Dea Pecuniae" are "Inside Out" (off ''One Hour by the longest, both coming in Concrete Lake'') at 10:09. 13:20.
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* LongestSongGoesLast: ''One Hour by the Concrete Lake'', ''The Perfect Element, Part I'', ''Remedy Lane'', ''Scarsick'', ''Road Salt One'', ''In the Passing Light of Day'', and ''Panther'' all close out with their longest tracks.
