The release of Trigger falls just in time to stir up some fresh interest for In Flames before their June/July headlining tour of North America with Soilwork. In addition to the title track, the EP features two videos, a remix of "Cloud Connected (courtesy of one ex-Misery Loves Co. member), a novelty Commodore 64 version of "Moonshield, and two brand new recordings. The aptly-dubbed "Club Connected Remix is just that, a very dance-friendly industrio-metal version of the album track. The decision to cover a Genesis song was potentially a good idea, but the In Flames-icised version "Land of Confusion somehow manages to drain the song of everything that was cool about it in the first place. The newly-penned "Watch Them Feed is the EPs salvation, with its thrashy riffs and in-your-face energy. The videos are an added bonus, and the new video for "Trigger includes a guest role for Soilwork, mocking rumours of rivalry between the two bands. Nothing mind-blowing here, but its not a bad way to market a single.
(Nuclear Blast)In Flames
Trigger
BY Laura TaylorPublished Jul 1, 2003
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