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 Peel Sessions - Bolt Thrower
 Peel Sessions - Bolt Thrower ... / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Forgotten Existence 2 Attack in the Aftermath 3 Psychological Warfare 4 In Battle There Is No Law 5 Drowned in Torment 6 Eternal War 7 Realm of Chaos 8 Domination 9 Destructive Infinity 10 War Master 11 Afterlife 12 Lost Souls Domain Newest Review: ... energy that comes from a band playing live. The first four songs showcase the band's early style where proto-death metal ... more ... meets hardcore punk, and original vocalist Alan West carries it off with a rasping tone far removed from Karl Willetts' roar on the later sessions. As each Bolt Thrower album was satisfyingly different at this stage in their career (before they settled down and the exact opposite became true), this collection of songs is surprisingly diverse, moving from raw, almost grindcore death metal in the first four to heavier and darker material in the centre, before concluding with the slower monstrosities of the most recen...more |
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Peel Sessions
Release Date: 1991 - 07 - 01, Audio CD, Dutch East India Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Peel Sessions - Bolt Thrower: Terror Takes Its Hold (338 words)
by - written on 31/03/08 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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As anyone familiar with Peel Sessions will gather, the twelve tracks on this album are taken from three consecutive sessions on the radio show, each time promoting a different Bolt Thrower studio release with four songs from each. John Peel was a prominent supporter of British death metal bands, and these three sessions catch the band at is very best, with any slight inferiority to the studio albums being more than made up for by the increased energy that comes from a band playing live. The first four songs showcase the band's early style where proto-death metal meets hardcore punk, and original vocalist Alan West carries it off with a rasping tone far removed ... Read the complete review
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