OTEP - Hydra (10th Anniversary) vinyl record cover

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Rising

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Blowtorch Nightlight

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Seduce ; Destroy

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Crush

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Hematopia

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Necromantic

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Quarantine

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Voyeur

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Apex Predator

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Feral Game

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Livestock

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Hag

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Theophagy (Shortened)

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Etching


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OTEP

Hydra (10th Anniversary)

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Double red colored vinyl LP pressing. Anniversary edition. Produced by Ulrich Wild (Pantera, Deftones, Static-X), the cinematic album transports listeners on an ominous journey, as a dynamic blend of instrumentation (including the band's first and only use of drum programming) and haunting lyricism evoke it's namesake's tortured soul. Among the most popular tracks is "Apex Predator," a twisted chant, in which Hydra becomes enraptured with one of her victims. As the song progresses, she begins to question her sanity-and whether the woman she captured exists at all. Released as a single, the song was accompanied by a provocative visual, filmed at an abandoned hospital and directed by P.R. Brown (The Smashing Pumpkins, Evanescence, Slipknot).

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