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Hydra - CD, LP

Name: 2LP Within Temptation: Hydra
SKU: 796966
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Within Temptation

Rock | Symphonic metal

2014

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CD Within Temptation: Hydra

Standard 2025 edition

Music On CD 14. November 2025

More ID: 814976 EAN: 8718627238141

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Title	Hydra
Artist	Within Temptation
More info	Standard 2025 edition
Format	CD
Labels	Music On CD
Date of publication	14. November 2025
First released	2014
EAN	8718627238141
Product ID	814976

Within Temptation: Hydra version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in publishing company Music On CD on 14. November 2025.

"Hydra" is a studio album by the Dutch symphonic metal band Within Temptation, released in 2014. The album showcases the band's signature blend of powerful vocals, heavy guitar riffs, and orchestral elements. It features a diverse range of tracks, including the energetic "Dangerous," which is a collaboration with former Killswitch Engage vocalist Howard Jones, and "Paradise (What About Us?)," a duet with former Nightwish singer Tarja Turunen. Other notable songs on the album include "Tell Me Why," "Edge Of The World," and "Let Us Burn," which deliver the epic soundscapes fans have come to expect from Within Temptation. The band also experiments with different genres, as seen in "And We Run," featuring rapper Xzibit. "Covered By Roses," "Silver Moonlight," and "Dog Days" further showcase the band's ability to create emotionally charged anthems. The album concludes with "Whole World Is Watching," which has two versions, one featuring Dave Pirner from Soul Asylum and another with Polish singer Piotr Rogucki for the Polish edition of the album. "Hydra" represents Within Temptation's continued evolution as a band and their commitment to pushing the boundaries of symphonic metal.

Album spans genres Rock and Symphonic metal.