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Inhumanity (album)

2003 studio album by Mors Principium Est From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Inhumanity is the debut studio album by Finnish melodic death metal band Mors Principium Est. It was first released in 2003 and later reissued on February 20, 2006 with new artwork and three bonus tracks. Singer was Villa Viljanen. They released three further LP's before splitting up.

ReleasedApril 18, 2003
RecordedDecember 2002
StudiosTico-Tico Studio, Kemi, Finland
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Inhumanity
Studio album by
ReleasedApril 18, 2003
RecordedDecember 2002
StudiosTico-Tico Studio, Kemi, Finland
GenreMelodic death metal
LabelListenable Records
ProducerMors Principium Est
Mors Principium Est chronology
Inhumanity
(2003)
The Unborn
(2005)
Alternative cover
Cover artwork for the 2006 reissue
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Track listing

Original 2003 release

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No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Another Creation"Ville ViljanenJori Haukio4:56
2."Eternity's Child"ViljanenHaukio3:43
3."In My Words"Viljanen, HaukioHaukio3:40
4."Inhumanity"Viljanen, HaukioHaukio3:18
5."D.I.B."ViljanenHaukio4:44
6."The Lust Called Knowledge"ViljanenHaukio4:25
7."Oblivion"(instrumental)Haukio2:12
8."Life in Black"Viljanen, HaukioHaukio3:40
9."Last Apprentice"ViljanenHaukio2:45
10."Into Illusion"HaukioHaukio5:09
11."Hijo de la Luna" (Japanese bonus track)  4:26
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2006 re-release bonus tracks

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No.TitleLength
11."The Lust Called Knowledge" (2005 remix)4:00
12."Inhumanity" (live)3:17
13."Pure" (live) (the original album version of this track can be found on The Unborn)6:24
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Personnel

Musicians

  • Jori Haukio – guitars
  • Ville Viljanen – vocals
  • Jarkko Kokko – guitars
  • Mikko Sipola – drums
  • Teemu Heinola – bass
  • Toni Nummelin – keyboards

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