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Title: The Predator Becomes the Prey
Artist: Ice Nine Kills
Genre: Metalcore
Released: 2014
Tracks:
1 - The Power in Belief - 3:39
2 - Let's Bury the Hatchet... In Your Head - 3:51
3 - The Coffin Is Moving - 3:09
4 - The Fastest Way to a Girl's Heart Is Through Her Ribcage - 3:07 -
5 - The Product of Hate - 3:25
6 - Connect the Cuts - 3:11
7 - Jonathan - 2:53
8 - What I Never Learned in Study Hall - 3:35
9 - So Long Steven Long - 3:28
10 - What Lies Beneath - 3:29
11 - My Life in Two - 3:46
Overview:
Artist: Ice Nine Kills
Genre: Metalcore
Released: 2014
Tracks:
1 - The Power in Belief - 3:39
2 - Let's Bury the Hatchet... In Your Head - 3:51
3 - The Coffin Is Moving - 3:09
4 - The Fastest Way to a Girl's Heart Is Through Her Ribcage - 3:07 -
5 - The Product of Hate - 3:25
6 - Connect the Cuts - 3:11
7 - Jonathan - 2:53
8 - What I Never Learned in Study Hall - 3:35
9 - So Long Steven Long - 3:28
10 - What Lies Beneath - 3:29
11 - My Life in Two - 3:46
Overview:
"The Predator Becomes the Prey" is the third full length album from American metalcore band, Ice Nine Kills. The album was released January 21, 2014 through a Fearless Records and Outerloop Management collaborative effort, formed November 8, 2013, Ice Nine Kills being their first signing.
The Predator Becomes the Prey is a showcase of the Metalcore sound Ice Nine Kills has been building over their last two releases The Predator EP and Safe Is Just a Shadow. The album was produced by Steve Sopchak at The Square Studio in Syracuse NY. It's the first album featuring Justin Morrow as bass guitarist, after the departure of Steve Koch.
The album marks the band's first entrance onto the Billboard 200 debuting at No. 153 overall, No. 3 on the Heatseekers chart, No. 13 on the Hard Rock chart.
The Predator Becomes the Prey is a showcase of the Metalcore sound Ice Nine Kills has been building over their last two releases The Predator EP and Safe Is Just a Shadow. The album was produced by Steve Sopchak at The Square Studio in Syracuse NY. It's the first album featuring Justin Morrow as bass guitarist, after the departure of Steve Koch.
The album marks the band's first entrance onto the Billboard 200 debuting at No. 153 overall, No. 3 on the Heatseekers chart, No. 13 on the Hard Rock chart.
