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| Album by Cephalic Carnage | ||
| Released | March 15, 2005 | |
| Recorded | November and December 2004 | |
| Genre | Rocky Mountain Hydro-Grind | |
| Length | 45:44 | |
| Label | Relapse Records | |
| Producer(s) | Cephalic Carnage | |
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| Cephalic Carnage chronology | ||
| Lucid Interval (2002) |
Anomalies (2005) |
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Anomalies is Cephalic Carnage's 3rd full-length album released on Relapse Records, and their most current album to date. The group expanded their sound even more than their previous album, Lucid Interval and gained more popularity. They also released a video for the album's single, Dying Will Be The Death Of Me.
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Track Listing
- Scientific Remote Viewing - 2:18
- Wraith - 2:50
- Counting the Days - 3:54
- The Will or the Way - 2:10
- Piecemaker - 5:35
- Enviovore - 3:01
- Dying Will Be the Death of Me - 4:41
- Inside Is Out - 3:54
- Sleeprace - 2:45
- Kill for Weed - 2:17
- Litany of Failure - 2:25
- Ontogeny of Behavior - 9:49
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Trivia
The band says that the song Dying Will Be the Death of Me is a song which was made to make fun of metalcore based music, mainly that which is infected with haircut ridden scenester posers.
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Personnel
- Lenzig Leal: Vocals
- Zac Joe: Guitar
- John Merryman: Drums
- Steve Goldberg: Guitar
- Jawsh Mullen: Bass
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