The Split Program
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| The Split Program | ||
| Studio album by Caliban | ||
| Released | 2000 | |
| Genre | Metalcore | |
| Label | Lifeforce Records | |
| Producer(s) | Jamie King | |
| Caliban chronology | ||
|---|---|---|
| A Small Boy And A Grey Heaven (1999) | The Split Program (2000) | Vent (2001)
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| Heaven Shall Burn chronology | ||
| Asunder (2000) | The Split Program (2000) | Whatever It May Take (2002) |
2000's Split Program saw Lifeforce record's Labelmates Caliban and Heaven Shall Burn join forces in this European metalcore standard. Released January 1st, 2000, Heaven Shall Burn saw the simultaneous release of their debut full length album Asunder. Caliban have since redone "A Summerdream" and the song "One More Lie" on 2005's The Split Program II. "Partisan" is performed by Caliban on the album, but is originally a Heaven Shall Burn composition, while "One More Lie" was composed by Caliban and is covered by Heaven Shall Burn. Also, it can be noted that Track 6, the outro, is an audio clip taken from the 1994 Quentin Tarantino film Pulp Fiction.
[edit] Track listing
- "Intro" (Caliban)
- "Assassin Of Love" (Caliban)
- "A Summerdream" (Caliban)
- "Sunday’s Words" (Caliban)
- "Partisan" (Caliban)
- "Outro" (Caliban)
- "Suffocated In The Exhaust Of Our Machines (Heaven Shall Burn)
- "No Single Inch" (Heaven Shall Burn)
- "The Seventh Cross" (Heaven Shall Burn)
- "One More Lie" (Heaven Shall Burn)
