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 Gods Of War + Blood Upon The Altar - Blasphemy
 Gods Of War + Blood Upon The Altar - Blasphemy ... Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Apocalypse Side 2 Intro: Elders of the Apocalypse 3 Blood Upon the Alter 4 Blasphemous Attack 5 Gods of Wars 6 Intro: Atomic Nuclear Desolation 7 Nocturnal Slayer 8 Abyss Side 9 Emperor of the Black Abyss 10 Intro: Blasphemy 11 Intro: Necrosadist 12 War Command 13 Empty Chalice 14 Ross Bay Intro 15 War Command 16 Demoniac 17 Intro: Weltering in Blood 18 Ritual 19 Nocturnal Slayer 20 Blasphemy 21 Intro: Blasphemous Attack 22 Guitar Effect Outro Newest Review: ... influence to keep most of the compositions short, sharp and to the serrated point, often going overboard in all areas. 'Gods ... more ... of War' is Blasphemy's second album, and the prevalence of these ridiculously short songs results in a length of only twenty minutes. Even the slightly longer songs are often made shorter thanks to the overlong and pointless intros, which end up consuming around five minutes themselves, but you have to admire the band's dedication and attitude (and if you don't, you really shouldn't be listening to this in the first place). Some of the guitar riffs are excellent in an early black metal way, particularly that of ...more |
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Release Date: 2002 - 01 - 28, Audio CD, Osmose Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Gods Of War + Blood Upon The Altar - Blasphemy: Happy Easter, Everyone! (426 words)
by - written on 23/03/08 (Very useful, 26 readings)
Rating:
Canadian black metal band Blasphemy accidentally pioneered the sub-genre of "war metal," or rather fast and aggressive black metal mixed with grindcore influence and lyrical themes of annihilation. While almost all of the imitation acts are pretty unbearable, Blasphemy's early material still has the same raw enjoyment as much early black metal, clearly owing a large part of its sound to Bathory (especially present in 'Ross Bay Intro,' which is indistinguishable from early Bathory intros with its howling wind, church bell and other eerie sounds), but absorbing enough contemporary grindcore influence to keep most of the compositions short, sharp and to the ... Read the complete review
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