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Sounds of Decay is a three-song EP released by Katatonia in 1997. The front cover is a screenshot of a decrepit god, taken from the movie Begotten. There is an unreleased version of this EP on which Fred Norrman recorded. The band had to record the EP twice, as during the first recording, the result was terrible due to the band being very hungover. And for unknown reasons, they had not called Fred back to do the recording again. According to Mikael Åkerfeldt, he prefers the unreleased version, as it. Katatonia - Sounds Of Decay 1997. To favorites 2 Download album. Listen album. Doom Metal. This is the third EP of Katatonia, released right after my favourite Katatonia album, Brave Murder Day. The songs were written in the veins of BMD, Sounds of Decay. Buy from. This track was eventually released on Brave Yester Days Compilation, 2004. The last of Katatonia's doom-death metal material. The cover is a still from the surrealist film Begotten. Re-released on 10 vinyl, in October 2013, with a commemorative T-shirt. Listen free to Katatonia Sounds of Decay Nowhere, At Last and more. 3 tracks 18:41. By the time of 1997's Sounds of Decay EP, Sweden's Katatonia had almost entirely abandoned the slothful doom of their early days to embrace a driving, generally mid-paced style of death metal. Sounds of Decay 1997. Album by Katatonia. was covered in. Sounds of Decay. Sounds of Decay Tracklist. Nowhere Lyrics. Sounds of Decay Q&A. More Katatonia albums. City Burials. The Fall of Hearts. Show all albums by Katatonia. Album Name Sounds of Decay. Type EP. Released date 08 December 1997. Labels Avantgarde Music. Music StyleDeath Doom. Members owning this album40. Re-Issue in 2013 by Peaceville Records with three song EP sees Katatonia staying true to the formula found on their previous album, Brave Murder Day, where the band relied on minimalist song structures as a foundation for their themes of solitude and isolation. The same lineup is present here, with Mikael from Opeth once again handling harsh vocals, which would mean all of the vocals on this EP. For the first time Katatonia would record outside of Dan Swano's Unisound, namely Sunlight Studios with Tomas Skogsberg