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Reroute to Remain by In Flames

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    Track     Duration Listeners
1 Reroute to Remain 3:52 132,633
2 System 3:39 126,566
3 Drifter 3:10 114,811
4 Trigger 4:58 185,497
5 Cloud Connected 3:39 204,119
6 Transparent 4:03 107,759
7 Dawn of a New Day 3:40 121,777
8 Egonomic 2:36 107,604
9 Minus 3:45 106,320
10 Dismiss the Cynics 3:38 104,558
11 Free Fall 3:58 121,677
12 Dark Signs 3:20 105,876
13 Metaphor 3:39 125,452
14 Black & White 3:33 93,605
15 Watch Them Feed (From Trigger EP) 3:10 303
16 Land of Confusion 3:21 40,848
17 Cloud Connected (From Trigger EP) 4:13 3
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Fighter Street Records 17 tracks (62:14)
Reroute to Remain is the sixth studio album by In Flames. The album was released on September 3, 2002 on Nuclear Blast. Reroute to Remain was In Flames’ first big step towards mainstream music, and was rejected by sections of In Flames’ fan base upon its release. It is sometimes viewed as a transitional album between Clayman and Soundtrack to Your Escape. The album’s more accessible sound attracted many new fans, and launched In Flames into the US metal scene, securing them the top spot at Ozzfest. However, many fans of In Flames’ earlier albums rejected this release, claiming that the band had sold out because of its American influences from scenes like alternative metal, nu metal and metalcore. Despite this, the album peaked at #13 on the Top Independent Albums chart.
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  • ob-livio-n

    I don't have a single-fucking-problem with this album ! never had one ! never will !

    10 days ago

  • JacH2303

    First In Flames album I heard. Now 10 years on it still sounds absolutely perfect.

    last month

  • dementedX14

    Brilliant album. Fuck the haters. [6]

    last month

  • bgleszer92

    Brilliant album. Fuck the haters. [5]

    last month

  • Zelda7

    I have not listened to this album for a long time... and yeah, it's still a very pleasant, solid and catchy album. Obviously not their best, but their best TO DATE. It's so much better than any album they released after. And lol at the guy who called this "alternative rock".

    March 2012

  • hadomaru

    Not quite as good as the Jester Race, but still pretty good.

    March 2012

  • krevedkos

    Absolutely brilliant. [2]

    March 2012

  • Demon_goo

    Boring

    March 2012

  • fortheseven

    the best after clayman

    January 2012

  • stevepwn

    i like this album! but why does his voice sound so weird or something doesn't sound right

    January 2012

  • elvircrn

    Who cares what genre this is.

    January 2012

  • aldrignedigen

    Clearly the best

    December 2011

  • Metality

    Brilliant album. Fuck the haters. [4]

    November 2011

  • Dyomaeth

    Absolutely brilliant.

    October 2011

  • Pezable

    Brilliant album. Fuck the haters. [2]

    October 2011

  • nospr

    This isn't death metal, melodic death metal, or metal. It's alternative rock at this point.

    August 2011

  • DreadfulYgg

    Retrospection can be a funny thing. This album is quite good.

    August 2011

  • Lemminkainenf

    Totally awesome, lyrics rules as always, and music is speechless.

    July 2011

  • l1c001

    Why is there 'melodic death metal' tag for this album?

    July 2011

  • Wrightworth

    I have to admit, this is one of my favorite albums of theirs. It's just so easy to listen to.

    June 2011
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