| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Another feature that separates the Madder Mortem sound of today from four years ago is the dominant use of groove, which is best amplified in tracks such as the thrash like M For Malice, The Flood To Come and the fractured timing of Sedition, while a greater progressive presence is felt in soft/harsh textures within Changeling, the industrialised feel of Hypnos (One of the big highlights on the al
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