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Soilwork Verkligheten Published Jan 10, 2019

Trends and fashions come and go, but Soilwork stay strong. The group have been a staple of the Swedish melodeath scene since their inception...
Soilwork The Ride Majestic Published Aug 26, 2015

There are no surprises on album ten from Soilwork, the Swedish melodic metal powerhouse who do their thing with such relentless uniformity t...
Soilwork The Living Infinite Published Mar 05, 2013

In mainstream rock, double albums are typically associated with contrivance and pretension, and are rarely employed as a vehicle for extreme...
Soilwork The Panic Broadcast Published Jul 25, 2010

It's not until the chorus of "Two Lives Worth of Reckoning," the second song on Soilwork's eighth album, that listeners' ears are going to p...
Soilwork The Panic Broadcast Published Jul 13, 2010

Many of those championing Soilwork as the cream of the late '90s Gothenburg melodeath crop have long since given up on them, and to be hones...
Soilwork / Darkane / Warbringer / Swallow the Sun The Opera House, Toronto ON February 17 Published Feb 18, 2009

With a chunk of the city's metallers banging heads elsewhere to Cynic and Meshuggah, the Opera House had some room to move last night, but a...
Soilwork's Peter Wichers Published Jan 26, 2009

Although they don't quite provide as much fuel in the hate game as their fellow Swedish melodic metallers In Flames, Soilwork have found the...
Soilwork Sworn to A Great Divide Published Oct 23, 2007

Metal fans are a fickle bunch, as the public reaction to Soilworks gradual shift towards accessibility has shown. Sworn to A Great Divide c...
Soilwork Figure Number Five Published Jan 01, 2006

Last year's Natural Born Chaos was an incredible change of focus for Sweden's Soilwork. With NBC, they added to their aggressive death metal...
Soilwork / Dark Tranquillity / Hypocrisy / Mnemic The Opera House, Toronto ON - May 5, 2005 Published Jun 01, 2005

For a (death) metal show, decibel levels started out, and stayed, surprisingly low, but it made for a balanced mix, especially near the stag...
Soilwork Stabbing the Drama Published Mar 01, 2005

Everyones pretty clear at this point on which side of Soilworks barbed wire fence they rock on. While some cling to the old material, many...
Soilwork Natural Born Chaos Published May 01, 2002

Forget everything you felt about Soilwork up to now, as Natural Born Chaos has found the band discovering their voice. Soilwork has develope...