Step into the Light / Failure Will Follow

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Step into the Light / Failure Will Follow
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Step into the Light cover
Studio album by
ReleasedMay 12, 2023 [1] [2]
Recorded2022
Genre Step Into the Light: Deathcore, metalcore [3]
Failure Will Follow: Sludge metal, doom metal [4]
Length23:33 (Step Into the Light)
38:42 (Failure Will Follow)
62:15 (total)
Label Rise
Producer Randy LeBoeuf
The Acacia Strain chronology
Slow Decay
(2020)
Step into the Light / Failure Will Follow
(2023)
Additional cover
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Failure Will Follow cover
Step into the Light track listing
No.TitleLength
1."Flourishing"1:17
2."Calf's Blood"1:40
3."Chain" (featuring Jacob Lilly)1:12
4."Fresh Bones"2:29
5."Teeth of the Cursed Dog"2:40
6."Open Wound"1:54
7."Sinkhole" (featuring Josef Alfonso)3:50
8."Is This Really Happening?"2:57
9."Untended Graves"2:17
10."None of Us Asked to Be Here"3:17
Total length:23:33
Failure Will Follow track listing
No.TitleLength
1."Pillar of Salt" (featuring Dylan Walker and iRis.EXE)11:32
2."Bog Walker" (featuring Sam Sawyer)17:00
3."Basin of Vows" (featuring Ethan McCarthy and Abra Bigham)10:10
Total length:38:42

Personnel

The Acacia Strain

Additional personnel

Production

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