Divided (EP)

Divided (EP)
Divided EP
Studio album by Benevolent
Released November 5, 2010
Recorded 2009 - 2010
Genre Progressive metal, experimental metal, extreme metal
Length 36:13
Producer Hadi Sarieddine, Sajid "Sarj" Masood
Professional ratings
Review scores
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Jorzine.com 9/10 stars[1]

Divided is the debut studio EP by Kuwait-based Lebanese progressive metal band Benevolent, released on November 5, 2010 through the band's official Bandcamp page [2]. The album was recorded at Sarj's Studio, Kuwait and produced by the band's co-founder, guitarist, and clean vocalist Hadi Sarieddine and Sajid "Sarj" Masood.

Contents

Track listing

No. Title Length
1. "Clairvoyant Transmission"   5:06
2. "Purgatory"   5:49
3. "The Tyrant"   9:49
4. "Haunting Shores"   5:10
5. "The Quantum Paradox"   10:18
  • The song "The Tyrant" was previously released in January 2010 as "Augmented". The version on Divided EP features new vocal takes and recorded bass.
  • The song "Haunting Shores" was previously released as the first official single off of the album in June 2010.

Personnel

All songs mixed and mastered by Sajid "Sarj" Masood
All songs produced by Hadi Sarieddine and Sajid "Sarj" Masood

Guest Appearances:

  • Adel Al Qattan — Guest guitar solo on "The Tyrant", and back vocals on "The Quantum Paradox"
  • Bader Nanaa - Guest back vocals on "The Tyrant"

External links

References

  1. ^ Jorzine.com review
  2. ^ http://www.metality.net/2010/11/benevolent-release-debut-ep-divided-for.html

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