Come Clarity - EP

"Come Clarity - EP" is the fourth EP by Swedish metal band In Flames. It was released exclusively as a limited vinyl record, on 13 December 2006 via Black Lodge Records.[1][2] The EP only contains two tracks, "Come Clarity", which was taken from In Flames' studio album of the same name, and "Only for the Weak", taken from Clayman. The cover of the vinyl issue shows In Flames' mascot, the Jester Head; the first In Flames release since Clayman to do so.

Come Clarity - EP
EP by
In Flames
ReleasedDecember 13, 2006
GenreAlternative metal
Length9:10
LabelBlack Lodge
ProducerAnders Fridén, Björn Gelotte, Jesper Strömblad
In Flames chronology
Soundtrack to Your Escape
(2004)		 Come Clarity - EP
(2006)		 A Sense of Purpose
(2008)

"Come Clarity" does not feature the band's iconic melodic death metal sound, instead having a more traditional heavy metal sound, influenced by bands like Iron Maiden and Black Sabbath.

Track listing
Vinyl EP
No.TitleLength
1."Come Clarity" (originally from Come Clarity)4:15
2."Only for the Weak" (originally from Clayman)4:55
Total length:9:10

Music video

The video for the song "Come Clarity" was directed by Lex Halaby.[3] It shows lead vocalist Anders Fridén driving his car, and after a while spotting a girl who's looking for a ride. As the band plays the song, there are scenes of both the girl walking in the desert and Anders driving by her. After the song's solo, a meteor shower occurs when the chorus comes back in. As the video starts to come to an end, Anders' is repeatedly shown driving, then eventually pulling over to pick the girl up. After pulling over, the girl disappears, leaving only a teddy bear that she was holding behind.

Personnel
gollark: Orbital meme lasers inbound.
gollark: Sounds doomed to failure especially with DOS's utter lack of sandboxing/isolation.
gollark: It means "netfilter tables".
gollark: It replaces iptables, because iptables == bee somehow.
gollark: How haskellous.

References
  1. Come Clarity by In Flames, retrieved 2020-04-24
  2. "In Flames - Come Clarity - Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives". www.metal-archives.com. Retrieved 2020-04-24.
  3. "In Flames - Come Clarity (Official Video)". Retrieved August 14, 2011.
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