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 Honour Valour Pride - Bolt Thrower
 Honour Valour Pride - Bolt Thrower ... Blade / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Contact Wait Out 2 Inside The Wire 3 Honour 4 Suspect Hostile 5 7th Offensive 6 Valour 7 K Machine 8 Hollow Truce 9 Pride Newest Review: ... a pressing issue is the sheer monotony of the material. Bolt Thrower long ago carved a niche for themselves as the British ... more ... death metal band that shouts about war and plays fairly slowly, and by this point in their career, the gimmick was really starting to wear thin, even extending to the band's first use of desperate sound effect samples in the first song where previously the music itself was enough to convey the sense of combat and annihilation. Like the even more disappointing 'Mercenary,' this album feels less like being engulfed in a space-age battle and more like watching a tedious game of 'Warhammer 40,000' being played through the w...more |
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Honour - Valour - Pride (Ltd)
Release Date: 2001 - 12 - 03, Audio CD, Metal Blade Last Update 25.11.2009 05:47
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Honour Valour Pride - Bolt Thrower: Loyalty Above All (290 words)
by - written on 01/04/08 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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'Honour Valour Pride' is another difficult album from Bolt Thrower, facing inevitable disdain by long-time fans for being the only album not to feature vocalist Karl Willetts, here replaced by a lacklustre performance from Benediction's Dave Ingram. But the vocals aren't the only problem, if indeed you consider them a problem at all - what's more of a pressing issue is the sheer monotony of the material. Bolt Thrower long ago carved a niche for themselves as the British death metal band that shouts about war and plays fairly slowly, and by this point in their career, the gimmick was really starting to wear thin, even extending to the band's first use of ... Read the complete review
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