albums, with Terrorizer Magazine naming it their Album of the Year. Christopher Dare of Pitchfork Media awarded the album with a rating of 7.7 out of 10, deeming it "so full of intelligence, skill and intensity that it's simply masterful." Blake Butler of Allmusic stated that Converge "put the final sealing blow on their status as a legend in the world of metallic hardcore" with the album, calling it "an experience -- an encyclopedic envelopment of so much at once." In 2007, Decibel magazine placed the album at number 35 on its "Decibel Hall of Fame" list, and later named it the best album of the 2000s. J. Bennett wrote that Jane Doe "was both a semi-melodic milestone ("Hell to Pay", "Phoenix in Flight", the title track) and a discordant landmark (everything else), far and away the most crucial metallic hardcore record since Cave In unleashed Until Your Heart Stops three years earlier". Sputnikmusic placed Jane Doe at number one on its list of the best albums of the 2000s, and Loudwire placed the album at number ten on its list of the 11 best metal albums of the 2000s. In March 2011, Jane Doe was inducted into the Rock Sound's Hall of Fame, who described it as "a gamechanger in the entire realm of heavy music". The album has exerted considerable influence in extreme music circles and attained a cult following. Japanese band Heaven in Her Arms are named after the song of the same name. Accolades A "—" denotes the publication's list is in no particular order, and Jane Doe did not rank numerically. Track listing Personnel Jane Doe personnel adapted from CD liner notes. Converge Jacob Bannon – vocals Kurt Ballou – guitar, vocals, theremin Aaron Dalbec – guitar Nate Newton – bass, vocals, theremin Ben Koller – drums Guest musicians Kevin Baker (The Hope Conspiracy) – backing vocals on "The Broken Vow" Tre McCarthy (Deathwish Inc.) – backing vocals on "The Broken Vow" Caleb Scofield credited as "Secret C" – backing vocals on "The Broken Vow" Artwork and design Atomic! ID – art direction and design Production and recording history Fred Archambalt – recording assistant Kurt Ballou – recording, pre-production, mixing Jacob Bannon – mixing Matt Beaudoin – recording assistant Mathew Ellard – recording, mixing Alan Douches – mastering Andy Hong – pre-production Carl Plaster – drum tech Recorded at Q Division, God City and Fort