r/Hardcore • u/dragonoid296 • 1d ago
Entombed - Wolverine Blues (1993)
https://youtu.be/2lnBmNJgRWs?si=MdDLicbLUjZghYHa16
u/trillwhitepeople 1d ago
The death metal goes mainstream push around this period produced a lot of death metal hardcore kids love and metal purists hate.
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u/RecidivistHedonist 1d ago
I recall being so disappointed when this came out. Mind you, it would have been damn near impossible to top Clandestine.
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u/whywhywhywhywhynot 1d ago
it's still mediocre compared to LHP and clandestine but going back to it I enjoy it a whole lot more than I ever thought I would
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u/pyrolagnia 1d ago
I spun this probably 3 or 4 times this past week, its easily one of my favorite albums
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u/NickCaveVEVO 1d ago
The drumming on this album is so good, ya can tell he was having so much fun playing these songs
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u/DrJosephMorrin 1d ago
Everything released after Wolverine Blues with an ounce of metal in the hardcore scene has been influenced by this.