Honestly found myself very disappointed with this, given that my expectations were high (not too high) as a result of listening to "The Cult is Alive". Most of the songs here to me simply come across as lazy and uninspired (by the way, I do know this style of music can be simplistic as well), and Fenriz's vocals for the most part are either ludicrous or monotonous. That said, the title track is a fun little track.

Lemmy himself would be proud of this. This magnificent take on black rock and roll proves that Darkthrone is the most versatile band ever.

No idea what "Canadian Metal" has to do with Canada but damn that guitar solo is really nice to hear.

They should have hired a session vocalist instead of letting Nocturno Culto ruin everything with his old man yelling.

I really enjoy this album. I can't figure out if it's a 7 or 8. Depends on the mood. I remember lovin Raised On Rock when this album cam out. Turns out I still enjoy it a lot haha. Thir punk/black/heavy/speed/whatever mix just works for me.

Written by Troy Killjoy on 14.10.2019 at 20:20
No idea what "Canadian Metal" has to do with Canada but damn that guitar solo is really nice to hear.

I'm stupid late to answer this but I just spinned my recently-bought copy of this album and in the liner notes Fenriz says that track is just about Canadian metal song that rule.

The lyrics:

Quote:
Sex with Satan the loudest song
Sounds like a hammer from hell
Pyrokinesis and Take This Torch
Sounds that fill me with no remorse

Canadian Metal

Whimsical Uproar, Tortured Souls,
For these fuckin' sounds my angry heart calls
Canadian Metal, just obey
On your weak sounds (new plastic metal) we will prey...

"Sex with Satan" is a song by Piledriver, "Pyrokinesis" is by Sacrifice, "Take This Torch" is by Razor, "Whimsical Uproar" is by Obliveon and "Tortured Souls" is by Slaughter.
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I took that from from Metal Archives because I'm lazy and I didn't know those bands either.