An increasingly big deal in their native Sweden and beyond, ELEINE have built a reputation upon the simple notion that symphonic metal doesn’t have to be all fantasy, fairies and glossy pomp. “We Shall Remain” is the band’s fourth album, and it’s their heaviest yet: an explosive, balls-out assault t…
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