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Nocturnal (Parental Advisory)
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- 93,257 plays
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- 70 shares
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- The Black Dahlia Murder
- Released 2007
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- Everything Went Black
- 03:17
- 9,385 plays
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- Deathmask Divine
- 03:37
- 7,050 plays
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- Nocturnal
- 03:12
- 6,823 plays
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Everything Went Black
- 03:17
- 9,385 plays
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What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse
- 03:50
- 38,683 plays
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Virally Yours
- 03:02
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I Worship Only What You Bleed
- 01:59
- 5,424 plays
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Nocturnal
- 03:12
- 6,823 plays
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Deathmask Divine
- 03:37
- 7,050 plays
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Of Darkness Spawned
- 03:22
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Climactic Degradation
- 02:39
- 4,883 plays
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To A Breathless Oblivion
- 04:57
- 4,548 plays
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Warborn
- 04:40
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album review
As far as rock music goes, Detroit will always be primarily associated for spawning such high-energy proto-punk bands as the Stooges and the MC5. In other words, extreme metal isn't exactly one of the area's chief music exports. But rather unexpectedly, Detroit has given birth to one of the more intense metal acts of the early 21st century, the Black Dahlia Murder, who manage to up the ante even further with their fifth release overall, 2007's Nocturnal. While death metal serves as the group's musical foundation, the Black Dahlia Murder is certainly one of the more melodic bands of the genre -- and manage to do so without forfeiting any of their metallic muscle. Blastbeats, death metal riffs, and vocals that alternate between growled and screamed (the latter a tactic which quickly became the standard of the genre), Nocturnal shows the group refining and focusing their style/sound even further, especially on such delightful little ditties as "Everything Went Black" and "I Worship Only What You Bleed." Nocturnal certainly delivers on the promise of their 2005 breakthrough, Miasma -- no abrupt "losing of the plot" here, folks. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide
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- Nocturnal
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Unholy Metal Bible pt.2
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- By DireVLC
- 4/17/2009 02:34:06
- This album picks up where Miasma left off and never loses momentum. A visceral unrelenting torrent of murderous rage. Miasma, the old testament. Nocturnal, the new. Neither to be slept on.
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