Porcelain

Dive into the intense and captivating world of Emil Bulls with their 2003 release, "Porcelain." This nu-metal masterpiece, released under Island Records, is a powerful exploration of raw energy and musical prowess. Clocking in at just over an hour, "Porcelain" features a diverse range of tracks that showcase the band's versatility and depth.

From the hauntingly beautiful "Porcelain" to the aggressive "The Coolness Of Being Wretched (Mud Blood And Beer)," each song on this album tells a unique story. "Cocoon" and "Lava" offer a blend of heavy riffs and melodic interludes, while tracks like "40 Days" and "Paranoid Love Affair" delve into darker, more introspective themes. The album's closing track, "The Hoover Jam," leaves a lasting impression with its intense energy and powerful lyrics.

"Porcelain" is a testament to Emil Bulls' ability to blend raw aggression with melodic sensibilities, making it a standout release in their discography. Following their previous album "Angel Delivery Service" released in 2001, "Porcelain" solidified their place in the nu-metal scene. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Emil Bulls' music, this album is sure to leave a lasting impact.