Mystic Your Heart | ||||
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Released | June 18, 2003 | |||
Genre | Melodic death metal, electronic | |||
Length | 49:35 | |||
Language | English | |||
Label | M&I Company | |||
Producer | Blood Stain Child and Anssi Kippo | |||
Blood Stain Child chronology | ||||
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Mystic Your Heart is the second album by Japanese, melodic death metal band Blood Stain Child. It was released on June 18, 2003 on the M&I Company label. This album took on a more European metal sound along the lines of In Flames and Norther than their previous album. Finnish producer Anssi Kippo was hired to give the album that European sound the band was aiming for.
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The sound.. it's hard for me to answer it accurately, it would be better to ask somebody who is listening to it. If you ask me, when I listen to 'Hearts Once Nourished..' our first album, I think it's very rhythm based. It's very very melodic, but it's definitely more rhythm based. When you listen to 'That Within Blood Ill-Tempered', it's clearly more melody based... so a lot of my friends said: 'If you guys could combine the drive, the rock, and the aggression of "Hearts" and the structuring, the melody and the intelligence of "That Within Blood Ill Tempered", you might have my favorite album of all time.' So again, because I can never answer a question just directly, to answer your question directly, what we try to do is combine both albums. We wanted to make it smart, and heavy, we wanna make it sound great. We wanted to give something to people where they could groove along to it and rock for more than a second and a half without changing, but we also wanted to maintain some technical intelligent aspect, and the melodic nature of our last album. So if you take both those albums, throw them in a blender, I think you might have something that resembles 'Misanthrophy Pure'.
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