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 Realm Of Chaos - Bolt Thrower
Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Bolt Thrower / Audio CD released 2005-11-21 at Earache / Disc #1 ... more  Realm Of Chaos - Bolt Thrower ... Tracklisting1 Intro 2 Eternal War 3 Through The Eye Of Terror 4 Dark Millennium 5 All That Remains 6 Lost Souls Remain 7 Plague Bearer 8 World Eater 9 Drowned In Torment 10 Realm Of Chaos 11 Porphet Of Hatred 12 Outro Newest Review: ... performances and ridiculously short song lengths, Bolt Thrower sought to make something substantial from their war-themed ... more ... metal, and the end result is an album every bit as devastating as its subject matter.
The album's production is rooted in the low end, lending all of the instruments a significantly murkier tone than on the previous album. Karl Willetts' vocals have improved greatly, avoiding his earlier shrieks, while Gavin Ward and Barry Thompson's guitars still indulge in tangential solos but also produce much more satisfying riffs, even veering into doom metal territory on songs such as the excellent 'Through the Eye of Terror.'
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Realm Of Chaos - Bolt Thrower: Foretold Destiny of Perpetual Lunacy (251 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 31/03/08 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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Recorded in 1989, 'Realm of Chaos' is still one of the heaviest metal albums I've ever heard (for blast-beat junkies, I'm talking heavy in the murky 'Master of Reality' sense rather than Behemoth). While early British death metal was plagued by bands striving to outdo each other with sickening lyrics, fast drum performances and ridiculously short song lengths, Bolt Thrower sought to make something substantial from their war-themed metal, and the end result is an album every bit as devastating as its subject matter. The album's production is rooted in the low end, lending all of the instruments a significantly murkier tone than on the previous album. Karl ...
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