Bolt Thrower
In Battle There is No Law
[Vinyl Solution]
Was this ever released on CD? I don't think so. Anyway, you couldn't spot this from three inches is someone asked you if this was a Bolt Thrower release.
But the roots of the brilliant and original death metal band are found here. Maybe influenced a bit by some of the earlier Brit death/grind bands (ENT maybe?), and probably raised on hardcore, the eight tracks here are the band at their most primitive. The heavy riffs are just BARELY allowed to shine through, while Karl's vocals are hard to identify (although the accents can just barely be made out).
What makes it most amazing is listening to this LP, and then popping in the first Relativity/Earache CD. What an incredible difference! For devoted fans only, really...
© 2000 brand
But the roots of the brilliant and original death metal band are found here. Maybe influenced a bit by some of the earlier Brit death/grind bands (ENT maybe?), and probably raised on hardcore, the eight tracks here are the band at their most primitive. The heavy riffs are just BARELY allowed to shine through, while Karl's vocals are hard to identify (although the accents can just barely be made out).
What makes it most amazing is listening to this LP, and then popping in the first Relativity/Earache CD. What an incredible difference! For devoted fans only, really...
© 2000 brand