--- product_id: 61404914 title: "Ember" price: "€ 37.17" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.be/products/61404914-ember store_origin: BE region: Belgium --- # Ember **Price:** € 37.17 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Ember - **How much does it cost?** € 37.17 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.be](https://www.desertcart.be/products/61404914-ember) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description About this ItemThe item format is a CDThis specific sale is a new release, shipped direct from the manufacturerThe Artist Name is Breaking BenjaminThe Title is EmberCondition NewOther CommentsNew Store StockThe Media Condition is NewThis is new and unplayed The Sleeve Condition is NewNew unplayed The Tracks of this item include:1. Lyra (0:30)2. Feed The Wolf (3:18)3. Red Cold River (3:21)4. Tourniquet (4:09)5. Psycho (3:21)6. The Dark Of You (4:13)7. Down (4:03)8. Torn In Two (4:17)9. Blood (3:09)10. Save Yourself (3:07)11. Close Your Eyes (4:01)12. Vega (1:22)We Use Stock ImagesBecause we have over 2 million items for sale we have to use stock images, this listing does not include the actual image of the item for sale. The purchase of this specific item is made with the understanding that the image shown in this listing is a stock image and not the actual item for sale. For example: some of our stock images include stickers, labels, price tags, hyper stickers, obi's, promotional messages, signatures and or writing which may not be available in the actual item. The Sleeve When we describe the sleeve we are describing the printed paper cover or booklet that is included inside the case. The case is not part of the sleeve. CD Version CD's are released in many editions and variations, such as standard edition, re-issue, demonstration (demo), not for sale, promotional (promo), special edition, limited edition, and many other editions and versions. The CD you receive could be any of these editions or variations. This CD Inner and Outer Sleeve For this specific sale, the CDs sleeve condition refers only to the inner paper insert sleeve and does not refer to the case such as the outer digipak, jewel case or cardboard outer casing. While we ship all items with some outer casing, such as a digipak, jewel case, cardboard casing, or plastic sleeve, for this specific sale we are selling only the i Review: Burn on Breaking Benjamin - Ember is Breaking Benjamin’s eighth studio album released on 13th April 2018 and is the second album since the band’s hiatus and new line-up. The cover incorporates the band’s logo into fire (or an ember) within an eye and the booklet artwork follows the theme. Before Ben had formed the current band line-up with all new members beside for himself, he had already written all the songs for the comeback album Dark before dawn. The band only wrote one song together for that album (Never again) and that only just made it onto the album. After the success of writing together, Ben was inspired to write this next album as a band. Dark before dawn was produced and almost entirely written by Burnley but this album was produced and almost entirely written by the band as a collective. In fact, 9 out of 12 songs were written with at least one other member. The band has continued to develop their sound and Ben states that it is the most difficult album to play. Ben had apparently given in to fans’ demand for a heavier sound. I’m not sure who they were but it wasn’t me – I was more than happy with their last album! The music is undeniably heavier, features more screaming and generally cranks up the intensity. The album does vary in sound and displays quieter moments, sometimes throughout a song and sometimes mixed into the heaviness. The variety is what makes this album another intriguing listen and why Ben is one of the greatest songwriters. This album, like Dark before dawn and going back to Phobia; has an intro and outro (or prologue and epilogue if you will). Lyra and Vega (two constellations) are instrumentals that sandwich the main body of the album. Feed the wolf begins with heavy guitars and Ben immediately proclaiming, “I can feel the animal within”, kicking us off for a powerful and emotive journey. It sounds a bit different but it’s clearly Breaking Benjamin, with Ben’s hard-hitting lyrics and powerful vocals. The lead single Red cold river took a bit of getting used to for me. It mixes soft verses with a screaming, repetitive bridge, working into a decent chorus. Tourniquet is a definite highlight, with rhythmic guitar from the start, a building verse and awesome melodies we’ve come accustomed to, especially in the epic chorus. The lyrics are about the familiar struggle, anger and that little bit of implied hope. Psycho follows, equally powerful, but with less aggression and a more uplifting chorus. The dark of you changes sound; slowing things down with soft vocals amongst thought provoking lyrics and a big, extended chorus. Stylistically it’s different with an unusual arrangement. There’s only one verse and then a repeated chorus and outro. Down has rhythmical verses and a familiar chorus with the power to keep us going on. Torn in two was the second single, mixing heavy verses with a soft chorus, featuring higher register vocals. It’s clever. Blood is such an exciting track with so much rhythm and energy. You may notice Ben’s only use of a curse word on the album. On the last one there were none. The chorus is a proper headbanger with screaming but also a somewhat pop feel. It’s really catchy. The verses of Save yourself mixes sung vocals with screaming, followed by an interesting chorus. Close your eyes has energetic verses, which build up to a slower, trudging chorus that really pulls the listener in. Ben tells us how he will keep a dream alive and his emotion provides a rewarding experience. It’s a compelling ending. Ember is another amazing album for the Breaking Benjamin collection and a testament to Ben, not just as a songwriter but as a person. After being forced to completely change the band and releasing the comeback album, he decided to include everyone in the songwriting this time and it is clearly a success. I have the utmost respect for Ben as a songwriter because he continues to deliver a sound that has obviously progressed but continues to please the fans. So many bands have lost their way experimenting, but Ben has the ability to develop the sound and stay loyal to the band’s sound we love, and I admire that. Ben may still be writing about the same themes in a similar style but it’s why I love this band in the first place. Long may it continue! Review: Amazing! - Absolutely amazing! Been a fan for a good few years now and didn't even know there was another album in the works, until I found an ad in a magazine. Up until then, I was still listening to Dark Before Dawn on endless repeat and I'm happy to say that I've been doing the exact same thing with Ember! To me, this combines the classic Breaking Benjamin sound with a modern twist. It's heavy but melodic and feels familiar in the lyrical themes but still has catchy riffs and a good balance of soft and hard vocals. I adore every single song and will be listening to them again and again for years to come. I didn't think anything could top Dark Before Dawn, but clearly I was wrong. Looking forward to the next one! ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B07896NVQG | | Best Sellers Rank | 32,223 in CDs & Vinyl ( See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl ) 794 in Country Rock | | Country of origin | United Kingdom | | Customer reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (1,674) | | Is discontinued by manufacturer | No | | Label | Spinefarm Records | | Manufacturer | Spinefarm Records | | Manufacturer reference | 0050087356095 | | Number of discs | 1 | | Product Dimensions | 12.5 x 1 x 14.2 cm; 100 g | ## Images ![Ember - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81YCAWuLXZL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Burn on Breaking Benjamin *by M***2 on 11 September 2018* Ember is Breaking Benjamin’s eighth studio album released on 13th April 2018 and is the second album since the band’s hiatus and new line-up. The cover incorporates the band’s logo into fire (or an ember) within an eye and the booklet artwork follows the theme. Before Ben had formed the current band line-up with all new members beside for himself, he had already written all the songs for the comeback album Dark before dawn. The band only wrote one song together for that album (Never again) and that only just made it onto the album. After the success of writing together, Ben was inspired to write this next album as a band. Dark before dawn was produced and almost entirely written by Burnley but this album was produced and almost entirely written by the band as a collective. In fact, 9 out of 12 songs were written with at least one other member. The band has continued to develop their sound and Ben states that it is the most difficult album to play. Ben had apparently given in to fans’ demand for a heavier sound. I’m not sure who they were but it wasn’t me – I was more than happy with their last album! The music is undeniably heavier, features more screaming and generally cranks up the intensity. The album does vary in sound and displays quieter moments, sometimes throughout a song and sometimes mixed into the heaviness. The variety is what makes this album another intriguing listen and why Ben is one of the greatest songwriters. This album, like Dark before dawn and going back to Phobia; has an intro and outro (or prologue and epilogue if you will). Lyra and Vega (two constellations) are instrumentals that sandwich the main body of the album. Feed the wolf begins with heavy guitars and Ben immediately proclaiming, “I can feel the animal within”, kicking us off for a powerful and emotive journey. It sounds a bit different but it’s clearly Breaking Benjamin, with Ben’s hard-hitting lyrics and powerful vocals. The lead single Red cold river took a bit of getting used to for me. It mixes soft verses with a screaming, repetitive bridge, working into a decent chorus. Tourniquet is a definite highlight, with rhythmic guitar from the start, a building verse and awesome melodies we’ve come accustomed to, especially in the epic chorus. The lyrics are about the familiar struggle, anger and that little bit of implied hope. Psycho follows, equally powerful, but with less aggression and a more uplifting chorus. The dark of you changes sound; slowing things down with soft vocals amongst thought provoking lyrics and a big, extended chorus. Stylistically it’s different with an unusual arrangement. There’s only one verse and then a repeated chorus and outro. Down has rhythmical verses and a familiar chorus with the power to keep us going on. Torn in two was the second single, mixing heavy verses with a soft chorus, featuring higher register vocals. It’s clever. Blood is such an exciting track with so much rhythm and energy. You may notice Ben’s only use of a curse word on the album. On the last one there were none. The chorus is a proper headbanger with screaming but also a somewhat pop feel. It’s really catchy. The verses of Save yourself mixes sung vocals with screaming, followed by an interesting chorus. Close your eyes has energetic verses, which build up to a slower, trudging chorus that really pulls the listener in. Ben tells us how he will keep a dream alive and his emotion provides a rewarding experience. It’s a compelling ending. Ember is another amazing album for the Breaking Benjamin collection and a testament to Ben, not just as a songwriter but as a person. After being forced to completely change the band and releasing the comeback album, he decided to include everyone in the songwriting this time and it is clearly a success. I have the utmost respect for Ben as a songwriter because he continues to deliver a sound that has obviously progressed but continues to please the fans. So many bands have lost their way experimenting, but Ben has the ability to develop the sound and stay loyal to the band’s sound we love, and I admire that. Ben may still be writing about the same themes in a similar style but it’s why I love this band in the first place. Long may it continue! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing! *by L***A on 8 June 2018* Absolutely amazing! Been a fan for a good few years now and didn't even know there was another album in the works, until I found an ad in a magazine. Up until then, I was still listening to Dark Before Dawn on endless repeat and I'm happy to say that I've been doing the exact same thing with Ember! To me, this combines the classic Breaking Benjamin sound with a modern twist. It's heavy but melodic and feels familiar in the lyrical themes but still has catchy riffs and a good balance of soft and hard vocals. I adore every single song and will be listening to them again and again for years to come. I didn't think anything could top Dark Before Dawn, but clearly I was wrong. Looking forward to the next one! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A brilliant follow up to Dark Before Dawn. *by T***R on 17 February 2019* Similar sounding vibe to their previous album and for me that's a good thing. Much like DBD and Phobia there's not a song on this album I don't enjoy. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.be/products/61404914-ember](https://www.desertcart.be/products/61404914-ember) --- *Product available on Desertcart Belgium* *Store origin: BE* *Last updated: 2026-05-24*