In Flames Hit Again With A New Song Available Before The Album

And The Name Is Through My Eyes

In Flames

If you follow this blog for more than a month you will have noticed all the new songs that In Flames have dropped from the new album before the album release . The new album will be called "Battles" and it will be released November 11th . The band was very generous sharing and streaming 3 songs out of 12 that the album will contain . Among them are The Truth ,The End and know Through My Eyes (Video Down Below).The Truth and The End have their own music video where The Truth continues where The End Stopped . Now In Flame and Nuclear Blast Record drops Through My Eyes and its as good as the rest of the songs and it seems like the band will release a great album . At least I am happy with what the got so far even though I am not a great fan.

IN FLAMES guitarist Björn Gelotte talked about how the recording process for "Battles" compared to that of its predecessor, 2014's "Siren Charms" :

In Flames Battles

"'Siren Charms' had a very dark vibe to it," he explained. "We recorded it at a cold, damp and dark time during the year in Berlin so it gave it a certain melancholy to the record. Now recording in L.A. with the sunshine, it's a different energy. The writing process was different this time, too — that I would like for us to continue to explore. Also, working with Howard and his team was great. I got stressed taking a break for even five minutes because they were always ready to go for the next take and kept my energy up."
"I think being in California really affected this album in the sense that we had a studio in the house that we were staying at and the vibe was really relaxed which lent itself to productivity," added vocalist Anders Fridén. "It really helped having a producer who could make us focus on what we needed to accomplish and keep us on track."
"This was a very new approach for us because we've never let anyone else in the way we did with Howard," said Gelotte.
"Battles" sees the band making the hooks sharper, the riffs tighter and honing the overall attack in a way that parallels their legendary live shows in an unparalleled fashion.
"When people hear this album I think they're going to instantly know that it's the new IN FLAMES without us repeating the same song over and over, and that's something I'm incredibly proud of," Fridén said. He went on to downplay the changes in the band's sound, calling "Battles" "guitar driven, melodic… it's like they know what to expect. It's not like we're coming out with something completely different, but at the same time it's still new. If they already like IN FLAMES, they will like it — and if they don't like IN FLAMES already, they still might like it."

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