True Sound of the Underground

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True Sound of the Underground
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Studio album by
Released13 May 2010 (2010-05-13)
Genre Heavy metal, hard rock
Length39:02
Label Victory
Sister Sin chronology
Switchblade Serenades
(2008)
True Sound of the Underground
(2010)
Now and Forever
(2012)

True Sound of the Underground is the third studio album by Swedish heavy metal band Sister Sin, released through Victory Records on 13 May 2010. [1]

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Contents

Track listing

All tracks written by Sister Sin - Except: 24/7 written by Udo Dirkschneider & Stefan Kaufmann (U.D.O. cover).

No.TitleLength
1."Sound of the Underground"3:35
2."Outrage"3:28
3."Better Than Them"3:34
4."24/7"3:59
5."Heading For Hell"3:42
6."I Stand Alone"4:11
7."Built To Last"3:27
8."The Devil I Know"3:28
9."Times Aren't A-Changing"2:57
10."Nailbiter"3:35
11."Beat 'Em Down"3:32
Total length:39:02

Personnel

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