Accidental pioneers when barely out of their teens, IN FLAMES should have little to prove. Such was the enduring impact of early records like “The Jester Race” (1996) and “Whoracle” (1997), that the Swedes are held in particularly high esteem by generations of metal fans. The fact that they (a…
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