Kreator

Disco de Kreator: “Enemy of God [Japan Bonus Tracks]”

Información del disco :

Título:

Enemy of God [Japan Bonus Tracks]

Fecha de Publicación:2005-01-31

Tipo:Desconocido

Género:Metal

Sello Discográfico:Crown

Letras Explícitas:Si

UPC:4988007210669

Lista de temas :
1	Enemy Of God Video
2	Impossible Brutality Video
3	Suicide Terrorist
4	World Anarchy
5	Dystopia Video
6	Voices Of The Dead
7	Murder Fantasies
8	When Death Takes Its Dominion
9	One Evil Comes (A Million Follow)
10	Dying Race Apocalypse
11	Under A Total Blackened Sky
12	Ancient Plague
13	Toxic Trace Video
14	Coma Of Souls Video

Análisis (en inglés) - :

"Never underestimate the heart of a champion" may as well have been the unspoken moral behind {$Kreator}'s astounding return to form via 2001's {^Violent Revolution}, following over a decade of "wilderness study" in non-{\thrash} terrain. As well as revitalizing the band's career the album clearly helped main man {$Mille Petrozza} make peace with his past, and set the stage for his band's wisely retro-minded direction going forward into the new millennium. Cue 2005's {^Enemy of God}: not only {$Kreator}'s next shot at revitalizing old-school {\thrash} {\metal} for modern generations, but a necessary building block to sustaining their unexpected renaissance. And as the pummeling opening title track's timeless thrashing proceeds to detonate everything in sight, indeed all appears to be well and good in the {$Kreator} camp's future. Of course, no matter how forceful and successful this initial assault, the inevitable irony of {$Kreator}'s decision to stay the course on {^Enemy of God} is that it invariably doesn't sound quite as fresh as its direct predecessor. But in terms of those other, all-important attributes: intensity of attack and quality songwriting -- the results are almost identically inspired, more often than not. Simply witness the blinding solos and masterful twin harmonies that pepper instant neo-{\thrash} classics {&"World Anarchy"} and {&"When Death Takes Its Dominion"} for proof that this is {$Kreator} at their tightest, devastating best. Not to be outdone, additional speed-fests such as {&"Impossible Brutality"} and {&"Suicide Terrorist"} basically speak for themselves, and even the more sedate acoustic guitar twangs introducing {&"Voices of the Dead,"} {&"Dying Race Apocalypse,"} and {&"The Ancient Plague"} offer but small relief from the album's decapitating onslaught. And, all things considered, it's a testament to {$Petrozza} and company's creative acumen that such savagery never descends into repetitive overkill. In short, although {$Kreator} remain staunch Enem[ies] of God, it's nice to see they are still faithful friends to {\thrash} {\metal} fans everywhere. [A Japanese version included bonus tracks.] ~ Ed Rivadavia, All Music Guide


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