Solitude,_Dominance,_Tragedy

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Solitude, Dominance, Tragedy

1999 studio album by Evergrey

Solitude, Dominance, Tragedy is the second studio album by Swedish progressive metal band Evergrey. It was released on 17 May 1999 through Gothenburg Noiseworks/Hall of Sermon. It was re-issued and re-released in 2004 via Inside Out Music, and in 2017 via AFM Records. Recording sessions took place at Los Angered Recordings in Gothenburg from February to April 1999. Production was handled by Andy LaRocque and Evergrey themselves. It is the last album to feature original bassist Daniel Nojd and guitarist Dan Bronell.

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Track listing

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All lyrics are written by Tom S. Englund except tracks 4-6 written with Daniel Nojd, Dan Bronell and Patrick Carlsson; all music is composed by Evergrey

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Personnel

Evergrey
  • Tom S. Englund – vocals, guitars, lyrics, keyboards arrangement, producer
  • Daniel Nojd – backing vocals, bass, lyrics (tracks: 4-6), keyboards arrangement, producer
  • Dan Bronell – guitars, lyrics (tracks: 4-6), keyboards arrangement, producer
  • Patrick Carlsson – drums, lyrics (tracks: 4-6), keyboards arrangement, producer
Additional credits
  • Carina Kjellberg – female vocals, choir arrangement
  • The Mercury Choir – choir
  • Erik Ask – harp
  • Stuart Wyatt – six-string violin
  • Zachary Stephens – keyboards
  • Anders Allhage – mixing, engineering, producer
  • Kristian "Rizza" Isaksson – additional technician
  • Kristian Wåhlin – cover
  • Samuel Durling – cover
  • Kenneth Johansson – photography

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