Eternal Enemies is the sixth studio album from Emmure, released on April 15, 2014. It is the final album to feature drummer Mark Castillo after his departure less than 3 months after the album's release.[4] It is also the final album to feature Jesse Ketive, Mark Davis, and Mike Mulholland after their departure on December 22, 2015.
When the track listing for the album was released on February 18, 2014,[5] the name of the first track, "Bring a Gun to School", sparked controversy. This resulted in their former guitarist Ben Lionetti making a statement with respect to his former ensemble and commenting on the track, calling lead vocalist Frankie Palmeri a "disgusting human being". He reportedly considered filing legal action against Emmure, their record label and their management to retrieve the money that is due to him and his brother Joe, a former drummer of the band.[6][7] The song title has been changed to simply "(Untitled)" in the iTunes store.[8]
At Alternative Press, Phil Freeman rated the album four stars out of five, remarking how the release is "Emmure's latest slab of relentless, skull-battering deathcore" and it "finds them in top form."[2] Elsewhere, the album was heavily panned. At Sputnikmusic, Davey Boy remarked how the album was "so unsubtle and earnest" in its "targeting of rage-filled teenage males, through aggressive, hateful and misogynistic words." Tomas Doyle of Thrash Hits called lead vocalist Frankie Palmeri a "very angry man", and unfavorably compared the album's controversial intentions to the brilliance of controversial artists like Marilyn Manson and Eminem. He went further as to say the album was "so fatally lacking in musical spark."
Track listingedit
No.
Title
Length
1.
"Bring a Gun to School (*)"
1:39
2.
"Nemesis"
2:52
3.
"N.I.A. (News in Arizona)"
3:29
4.
"The Hang Up"
2:52
5.
"A Gift a Curse"
4:10
6.
"E"
2:53
7.
"Like LaMotta"
2:47
8.
"Free Publicity"
2:21
9.
"Most Hated"
2:58
10.
"Grave Markings"
3:29
11.
"Hitomi's Shinobi"
3:28
12.
"Rat King"
2:34
13.
"Girls Don't Like Boys, Girls Like 40's and Blunts"
2:50
14.
"New Age Rambler"
2:47
15.
"We Were Just Kids"
3:38
Total length:
44:47
(*) = Title was later changed to "(Untitled)" on the album’s retail release.
Commercial performanceedit
The album debuted at No. 57 on the Billboard 200 (No. 55 in the Top Current Albums), and at No. 4 in the Top Hard Rock Albums chart with 6,475 copies sold in its debut week in the U.S.[10]
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Eternal Enemiesis the sixth studio album from Emmure released on April 15 2014 It is the final album to feature drummer Mark Castillo after his departure less than 3 months after the album s release 4 It is also the final album to feature Jesse Ketive Mark Davis and Mike Mulholland after their departure on December 22 2015 Eternal EnemiesStudio album by EmmureReleasedApril 15 2014 2014 04 15 StudioMetro 37 Studios The Foundation Recording Studios Connersville IndianaGenreNu metalcore 1 deathcore 2 3 nu metal 3 Length44 47LabelVictory 1 ProducerJoey SturgisEmmure chronologySlave to the Game 2012 Eternal Enemies 2014 Look at Yourself 2017 Singles from Eternal Enemies Nemesis Released March 3 2014 Like LaMotta Released April 6 2014 E Released June 9 2014 A Gift a Curse Released January 18 2015 Contents 1 Background 2 Critical reception 3 Track listing 4 Commercial performance 5 Personnel 6 Charts 7 ReferencesBackground editWhen the track listing for the album was released on February 18 2014 5 the name of the first track Bring a Gun to School sparked controversy This resulted in their former guitarist Ben Lionetti making a statement with respect to his former ensemble and commenting on the track calling lead vocalist Frankie Palmeri a disgusting human being He reportedly considered filing legal action against Emmure their record label and their management to retrieve the money that is due to him and his brother Joe a former drummer of the band 6 7 The song title has been changed to simply Untitled in the iTunes store 8 Critical reception editProfessional ratingsReview scoresSourceRatingAllMusic unrated 1 Alternative Press nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp 2 Sputnikmusic nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp 3 Thrash Hits nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp 9 At Alternative Press Phil Freeman rated the album four stars out of five remarking how the release is Emmure s latest slab of relentless skull battering deathcore and it finds them in top form 2 Elsewhere the album was heavily panned At Sputnikmusic Davey Boy remarked how the album was so unsubtle and earnest in its targeting of rage filled teenage males through aggressive hateful and misogynistic words Tomas Doyle of Thrash Hits called lead vocalist Frankie Palmeri a very angry man and unfavorably compared the album s controversial intentions to the brilliance of controversial artists like Marilyn Manson and Eminem He went further as to say the album was so fatally lacking in musical spark Track listing editNo TitleLength1 Bring a Gun to School 1 392 Nemesis 2 523 N I A News in Arizona 3 294 The Hang Up 2 525 A Gift a Curse 4 106 E 2 537 Like LaMotta 2 478 Free Publicity 2 219 Most Hated 2 5810 Grave Markings 3 2911 Hitomi s Shinobi 3 2812 Rat King 2 3413 Girls Don t Like Boys Girls Like 40 s and Blunts 2 5014 New Age Rambler 2 4715 We Were Just Kids 3 38Total length 44 47 Title was later changed to Untitled on the album s retail release Commercial performance editThe album debuted at No 57 on the Billboard 200 No 55 in the Top Current Albums and at No 4 in the Top Hard Rock Albums chart with 6 475 copies sold in its debut week in the U S 10 Personnel editEmmureMark Castillo drums Mark Davis bass guitar Jesse Ketive guitar Michael Mulholland guitar Frankie Palmeri vocals ProductionMixed amp mastered by Joey Sturgis The Foundation Recording Studios Connersville Indiana Vocals recorded by Nick Scott amp Allan Hessler Metro 37 Studios Guitar amp bass recorded by Nick Scott Drums recorded by Joseph Hall Publicity by Rachel Rosenberg Booking by Amanda Fiore The Pantheon Agency US amp Marco Walzel Avocado Booking EU Art amp layout by Randy Pfeil Photo by Eric Richter amp Dustin SmithCharts editChart 2012 PeakpositionUS Billboard 200 11 57US Independent Albums Billboard 12 11US Top Hard Rock Albums Billboard 13 4References edit a b c Gregory Heaney 2014 04 15 Eternal Enemies Emmure Songs Reviews Credits Awards AllMusic Retrieved 2014 04 28 a b c Freeman Phil 2014 Emmure Eternal Enemies Alternative Press May 2014 310 Alternative Press Magazine 90 ISSN 1065 1667 a b c Boy Davey April 15 2014 Review Emmure Eternal Enemies Sputnikmusic Retrieved May 1 2014 EMMURE Drummer Is Over It Quits Metal Injection 2014 07 02 Retrieved 2015 08 28 Emmure announce new album Eternal Enemies AltPress 2014 02 18 Retrieved 2014 02 19 Emmure co founder threatens lawsuit calls frontman a disgusting human being AltPress 2014 02 19 Retrieved 2014 02 19 Emmure co founder slams Frankie Palmeri lawsuit Lambgoat 2014 02 19 Retrieved 2014 02 19 iTunes Music Eternal Enemies by Emmure iTunes Apple Inc Retrieved May 1 2014 Doyle Tomas April 14 2014 Album Emmure Eternal Enemies Thrash Hits Archived from the original on April 29 2014 Retrieved May 8 2014 Matt Brown April 23 2014 Metal By Numbers 4 23 Charts get Sevendust ed Metal Insider Emmure Chart History Billboard 200 Billboard Emmure Chart History Independent Albums Billboard Emmure Chart History Top Hard Rock Albums Billboard nbsp This article about a 2010s 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