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| Studio album by Soilwork | |||||
| Released | February 8, 2000 | ||||
| Recorded | 1999 | ||||
| Genre | Melodic death metal Thrash metal |
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| Length | 44:07 | ||||
| Label | Listenable Records Century Media |
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| Producer | Fredrik Nordström | ||||
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The Chainheart Machine is the second full-length studio album released by the Swedish melodic death metal band Soilwork. The Chainheart Machine remains a favorite of many long-time fans and is frequently featured in the band\'s live set. The album is a concept album, relating to the "Chainheart Machine". There is also a hidden track on the album after "Room No. 99" that is 39 seconds long. On the Japanese release there is a bonus track, "Shadowchild".
| Soilwork |
| Björn "Speed" Strid | Ola Frenning | Daniel Antonsson | Sven Karlsson | Ola Flink | Dirk Verbeuren |
| Former members |
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| Henry Ranta | Carlos Del Olmo Holmberg | Ludvig Svartz | Jimmy Persson |
| Discography |
| Albums Steelbath Suicide | The Chainheart Machine | A Predator\'s Portrait | Natural Born Chaos | Figure Number Five | Stabbing the Drama | Sworn to a Great Divide |
| Demos/EPs |
| In Dreams We Fall into the Eternal Lake | The Early Chapters |
| Singles |
| "As We Speak" | "Black Star Deceiver" | "Light the Torch" | "Rejection Role" | "Stabbing the Drama" | "Nerve" | "Exile" |
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