Natural Born Chaos is the fourth full-length studio album released by the Swedish melodic death metal band Soilwork.. The album comes in a limited vinyl version and features two lps with this album and Figure Number Five in white and the other black. The album was voted the number one album by BW and BK magazine in Genre: Melodic death metal, alternative metal.

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View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Natural Born Chaos on Discogs. Label: Nuclear Blast - NB ,Nuclear Blast - • Format: CD Album • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Melodic Death Metal/5(39).

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Soilwork - Natural Born Chaos - asositmekangkorz.achquehydwiquacomicsaqatesampgnan.co Music this is an awesome album. I've had this CD for a few months now and I still find myself listening to it on an almost daily basis. By far, the best tracks are Follow the Hollow, The Flameout, The Bringer, and The Soilworker's Song of the Damned. /5(97).

Although it might be a little too melodic for some Soilwork fans, this is an awesome album. I've had this CD for a few months now and I still find myself listening to it on an almost daily basis. By far, the best tracks are Follow the Hollow, The Flameout, The Bringer, and The Soilworker's Song of the Damned/5(92).

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Soilwork - Natural Born Chaos Full Album 1. Follow the Hollow 2. As We Speak 3. The Flameout 4. Natural Born Chaos 5. Mindfields 6. The Bringer .

Possibly Soilwork’s finest album to date, Natural Born Chaos is a bit of a masterpiece. Despite the fact that by the time this record came out the band were nowhere near as heavy or intense as they had been on their superb first two albums, or that they had all but abandoned the Melodic Death genre in which they previously reigned supreme, it is a work of rare skill and intelligence/5(21).