Afterglow (In Mourning album)

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Afterglow
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Studio album by
Released20 May 2016
Genre Progressive metal, melodic death metal, progressive death metal [1]
Length53:46
Label Agonia Records
In Mourning chronology
The Weight of Oceans
(2012)
Afterglow
(2016)
Garden of Storms
(2019)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Metal Temple6/10 [2]
Metal Storm 8.3/10 [3]

Afterglow is the fourth album by Swedish melodic death metal band In Mourning, released on 20 May 2016 via Agonia Records. [4] It is their last album with founding bassist Pierre Stam, and their only album with drummer Daniel Liljekvist, formerly of Katatonia. [5]

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Fire and Ocean"6:19
2."The Grinning Mist"9:50
3."Ashen Crown"8:05
4."Below Rise to the Above"7:46
5."The Lighthouse Keeper"7:29
6."The Call to Orion"8:24
7."Afterglow"5:53

Credits

Musicians

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