Breaking Point - B-sides 2011-2015

Breaking Point - B-sides 2011-2015 is a compilation album by the Swedish metal band Amaranthe, released on October 30, 2015.

Breaking Point - B-sides 2011-2015
Compilation album by
ReleasedOctober 30th, 2015
GenreMelodic metalcore
Power metal
Dance-rock
Length27:38
LabelSpinefarm Records
ProducerJacob Hansen
Olof Mörck
Jake E. Lundberg
Amaranthe chronology
Massive Addictive
(2014)
Breaking Point - B-sides 2011-2015
(2015)
Maximalism
(2016)

Track listing

No.TitleExtraLength
1."Hunger" (Acoustic)Taken from the Japanese Edition of the album The Nexus03:20
2."Afterlife" (Acoustic)Taken from the Digipak Edition of the album The Nexus03:13
3."Amaranthine" (Acoustic)Taken from the Special US Edition of the album Amaranthe03:06
4."Burn with Me" (Acoustic)Taken from the Japanese Edition of the album The Nexus03:53
5."Trinity" (Acoustic)Taken from the Deluxe/Japanese Edition of the album Massive Addictive03:20
6."True" (Acoustic)Taken from the Deluxe/Japanese Edition of the album Massive Addictive03:23
7."Breaking Point"Taken from the Deluxe Edition/Special US Edition of the album Amaranthe03:42
8."A Splinter in My Soul"Taken from the Deluxe Edition/Special US Edition of the album Amaranthe03:41
Total length:27:38

Personnel

Band members
  • Joachim "Jake E" Lundberg - clean male vocals
  • Olof Mörck - guitars, keyboards
  • Elize Ryd - clean female vocals
  • Morten Løwe Sørensen - drums
  • Johan Andreassen - bass
  • Andreas Solveström - growl vocals (2008-2013) on tracks #7, #8
Miscellaneous staff
  • Gustavo Sazes - artwork, cover art
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