||  Artist......: Vehemence                                          ||
||  Album.......: Helping the World to See                           ||
||  Year........: 2004                                               ||

||  Genre.......: Death Metal                                        ||
||  Label.......: Metal Blade Records                                ||

||  Source......: FLAC/WEB (16bit)                                   ||
||  Encoder.....: libFLAC                                            ||
||  Bitrate.....: 1048kbps avg.                                      ||
||  F.Rate......: 44.1kHz                                            ||

||  Playtime....: 00:50:24 / 396.99MB                                ||
||  R.Date......: 2024-09-15                                         ||
||  S.Date......: 2004-04-05                                         ||
||  Website.....: https://open.qobuz.com/album/bzxjiev4entkc         ||

||  01. By Your Bedside                                     3:50     ||
||  02. Kill For God                                        3:44     ||
||  03. Trinity Broadcasting (Know Your Enemy)              6:32     ||
||  04. To The Taste                                        2:33     ||
||  05. You Don't Have To Be Afraid Anymore                 5:50     ||
||  06. Alone In Your Presence                              3:56     ||
||  07. Spirit Of The Soldier                               5:26     ||
||  08. Darkness Is Comfort                                 3:37     ||
||  09. What Could Go Wrong?                                6:08     ||
||  10. We Are All Dying                                    3:00     ||
||  11. Her Beautiful Eyes (re-recorded version)            5:48     ||

||  As Vehemence galvanized through a touring cycle supporting the   ||
||  first Metal Blade Records released album, "God Was Created",     ||
||  the band took musical ideas that pushed the band dynamic         ||
||  further forward and streamlined the songwriting process to       ||
||  generate the next collection of songs: "Helping The World To     ||
||  See".                                                            ||

||  The band pushed ahead with steadfast determination to create     ||
||  songs that captured the melodic and brutal soundscapes that      ||
||  were presented in the previous material, while diversifying the  ||
||  lyrics to encapsulate individual topics. Source material for     ||
||  the imagery presented in these songs were the headlines of the   ||
||  era. Terrorist attacks, infanticide, depression and insanity,    ||
||  televangelism, and other atrocities became the real life horror  ||
||  presented in the realities that Vehemence was "helping the       ||
||  world to see".                                                   ||

||  Each song highlights the individual strengths of each band       ||
||  member, and showcase a group of individuals that truly joined    ||
||  together in harmony when performing together.                    ||

||  The artwork for the album was another highlight, as the band     ||
||  were able to enlist the service of Wes Benscoter. His concept    ||
||  for the art was pulled directly from the album title and         ||
||  presents a bold image to represent the sound contained within.   ||
||  - Nathan / Vocals, Vehemence                                     ||

||  Banished to Infinity, originally written in 1995 while Nathan,   ||
||  Scott and I were still in high school is the first Vehemence     ||
||  song ever written and demo'd. The Death of Me was written        ||
||  shortly after in 1996. In 1997 we joined with Mark and Andy to   ||
||  complete the Vehemence line-up. Crusade of Hypocrisy was         ||
||  written in 1997. We eventually scrapped the song, and used a     ||
||  section of it in our song 'Nameless Faces, Scattered Remnants"   ||
||  off our album The Thoughts From Which I Hide. Her Beautiful      ||
||  Eyes has been around since the demo days but for whatever        ||
||  reason, we didn't include it on an album until Helping The       ||
||  World To See. - Bjorn / Guitar, Vehemence                        ||

||  Track 11 is a re-recorded song from the Vehemence demo.          ||

||  Not to be confused with other bands with same name.              ||

||  https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Vehemence/2048              ||