Name: Winter Kills [CD/DVD . Edition] [PA] [Digipak]
Brand: Napalm Records
SKU: 36735760
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Album: Winter Kills [CD/DVD . Edition] [Digipak]
#	Song Title		Time
	Disc 1
1)	Oath of the Abyss	More Info...
2)	Ruthless	More Info...
3)	Desperate Times	More Info...
4)	Winter Kills	More Info...
5)	The Appetite	More Info...
6)	Gutted	More Info...
7)	Curses and Epitaphs	More Info...
8)	Carings Overkill	More Info...
9)	Haunting Refrain	More Info...
10)	Tripping Over Tombstones	More Info...
11)	Sail	More Info...
12)	Shudder	More Info...
13)	Back Down to the Grave	More Info...

Album: Winter Kills [CD/DVD . Edition] [Digipak]
#	Song Title		Time
	Disc 1
1)	Oath of the Abyss	More Info...
2)	Ruthless	More Info...
3)	Desperate Times	More Info...
4)	Winter Kills	More Info...
5)	The Appetite	More Info...
6)	Gutted	More Info...
7)	Curses and Epitaphs	More Info...
8)	Carings Overkill	More Info...
9)	Haunting Refrain	More Info...
10)	Tripping Over Tombstones	More Info...
11)	Sail	More Info...
12)	Shudder	More Info...
13)	Back Down to the Grave	More Info...

Performer Notes

Lyricist: Dez Fafara.
Personnel: Dez Fafara (vocals); John Boecklin (guitar, drums); Mike Spreitzer (guitar, programming); Jeff Kendrick (guitar).
Audio Mixer: Mark Lewis .
Recording information: Audio Hammer Studios, Orlando, FL.
Photographer: Dean Karr.
Their sixth album, Winter Kills, finds DevilDriver returning with another album of pounding heavy metal. Always looking to push the envelope, the band makes sure to keep up the intensity, delivering an album that seems hell-bent on grinding the listener to a pulp under the weight of its relentless heaviness. With all of the power and aggression that fans have come to expect from the band, Winter Kills delivers more of the sonic destruction DevilDriver have developed a knack for lately. One of the biggest surprises on the album, though, comes by way of a lurching cover of AWOLNATION's "Sail," a pop song that shares a similar sensibility with the band's lurching sound, allowing DevilDriver to make it their own without straying too far from the source, making the song a surprising ending to another solid album. ~ Gregory Heaney