Soulfly - Conquer
Release date: | 29 July 2008 |
Style: | Groove thrash metal |
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Disc I
01. Blood Fire War Hate
02. Unleash
03. Paranoia
04. Warmageddon
05. War Ghost
06. Rough
07. Fall Of Sycophants
08. Doom
09. For Those About To Rot
10. Touching The Void
11. Soulfly VI
12. Mypath [limited edition bonus]
13. Sailing On [Bad Brains cover] [limited edition bonus]
14. The Beautiful People [Marilyn Manson cover] [limited edition bonus]
Disc II [DVD:Live in Warsaw, Poland - July 13, 2005. Special edition only]
01. Prophecy
02. Downstroy
03. Seek 'N' Strike
04. No Hope = No Fear
05. Jumpadfuckup/Bring It
06. Living Sacrifice
07. Mars
08. Brasil
09. No
10. L.O.T.M.
11. Porrada
12. Drums
13. Moses
14. Frontlines
15. Back To The Primitive
16. Eye For An Eye
+ Innerspirit [video]
01. Blood Fire War Hate
02. Unleash
03. Paranoia
04. Warmageddon
05. War Ghost
06. Rough
07. Fall Of Sycophants
08. Doom
09. For Those About To Rot
10. Touching The Void
11. Soulfly VI
12. Mypath [limited edition bonus]
13. Sailing On [Bad Brains cover] [limited edition bonus]
14. The Beautiful People [Marilyn Manson cover] [limited edition bonus]
Disc II [DVD:Live in Warsaw, Poland - July 13, 2005. Special edition only]
01. Prophecy
02. Downstroy
03. Seek 'N' Strike
04. No Hope = No Fear
05. Jumpadfuckup/Bring It
06. Living Sacrifice
07. Mars
08. Brasil
09. No
10. L.O.T.M.
11. Porrada
12. Drums
13. Moses
14. Frontlines
15. Back To The Primitive
16. Eye For An Eye
+ Innerspirit [video]
"Mypath" and SOULFLY's cover of BAD BRAINS' "Sailin' On" were both tracked at Porch Studio in Orlando during the "Conquer" recording sessions. The cover of MARILYN MANSON's "The Beautiful People" was originally released in June 2007 by Kerrang! magazine in issue 1164 as part of its "Higher Voltage" compilation, and it was recorded in the spring of 2007 at Undercity Studios in Hollywood with Logan Mader (MACHINE HEAD, DIVINE HERESY).
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Rating:
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6.9
Rating: 6.9 |
With "Conquer," Soulfly have filtered out most of the experimental aspects of their music, an example being the inclusion of only two guest vocalists contributing to the album. This is a more stripped down Soulfly which is a good thing as it is more direct and less distracting. The problem with this album is it's not bad or good, just average. Mark Rizzo has a huge influence on the sound as with the past Soulfly albums since he joined the band, not straying at all from his usual scales for solos and riffs. The drumming is good but not very interesting as they should incorporate more diverse percussion patterns to compliment their tendency to involve different cultures in their music. The song "Touching the Void" is the highest quality song on the album and I think they should make more songs like this using lower guitar tunings. Read more ›› |
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