In Battle There Is No Law - Bolt Thrower

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Bolt Thrower / Audio CD released 2006-06-12 at Cacophonous / Disc #1 ... more

In Battle There Is No Law - Bolt Thrower ... Tracklisting
1 In Battle There Is No Law
2 Challenge For Power
3 Forgotten Existence
4 Denial Of Destiny
5 Concession Of Pain
6 Attack In The Aftermath
7 Psychological Warfare
8 Nuclear Annihilation
9 Blind To Defeat

Newest Review: ... in Bolt Thrower's home country of the UK in particular, providing this exclusively war-themed album with an authenticity not ... more

... found in later releases. That's not to say that this is brilliant. Far from it, most of it's incredibly generic and each track sounds pretty much the same as the last, but the energy of the performance doesn't let up over the half hour, as the band displays a hardcore punk mentality in producing some brutal material. The dingy production sound obviously hinders its accessibility to a modern audience accustomed to the brutal heights of Behemoth, but this adds a certain wickedness to the guitar tone in particular, ...more

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In Battle There Is No Law
Release Date: 2006 - 06 - 12, Audio CD, Cacophonous

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In Battle There Is No Law - Bolt Thrower: In the Grim Darkness of the Far Future, There Is Only Death ... (292 words)
by - written on 31/03/08 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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With its crusty production values and hasty cover art, 'In Battle There Is No Law' has all the signs of a low budget debut, and for me this contributes much of its charm. Released in 1988 when death metal was still a new and exciting thing, this album captures the sound and attitude of 80s death before grindcore and other elements started to influence bands in Bolt Thrower's home country of the UK in particular, providing this exclusively war-themed album with an authenticity not found in later releases. That's not to say that this is brilliant. Far from it, most of it's incredibly generic and each track sounds pretty much the same as the last, but the energy ... Read the complete review