Back in the late ’80s, Artillery was (to my understanding) one of the more musically literate speed metal bands out there, arguably peaking in commercial success on By Inheritance, which like many late ’80s and early ’90s releases in the genre reflected a more polished, assimilated, and mainstream take on the various ideas present in the genre. Artillery reformed in 2007 and has attempted to capture something of that era with their albums since; Penalty by Perception will release on March 25th and bears at least a superficial resemblance to the band’s previous material on first inspection. For the band’s sake, let’s hope it doesn’t fall victim to the lack of animating spirit that some other revivals from Denmark (like Denner/Sherman) have suffered.
Tags: 2016, artillery, danish metal, penalty by perception, retro-thrash, Speed Metal
Fear of tomorrow and terror squad were quality albums, haven’t listened to them in a while. For some odd reason I never got around to picking up by inheritance. Not interested in their new shit though. Their best days were with vocalist Flemming Ronsdorf.
Is there going to be a review for Morbus 666 new álbum?
Here is the full stream:
https://soundcloud.com/moribundrecords/sets/morbus-666-ignis-divine
I’ll add it to our queue, at least on the grounds that Morbus 666’s first album got into the DLA.