Holy Terror - Terror And Submission
| Release date: | 1987 |
| Style: | Speed metal, Thrash metal |
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01. Black Plague
02. Evil's Rising
03. Blood Of The Saints
04. Mortal Fear
05. Guardians Of The Netherworld
06. Distant Calling
07. Terror And Submission
08. Tomorrow's End
09. Alpha Omega - The Bringer Of Balance
02. Evil's Rising
03. Blood Of The Saints
04. Mortal Fear
05. Guardians Of The Netherworld
06. Distant Calling
07. Terror And Submission
08. Tomorrow's End
09. Alpha Omega - The Bringer Of Balance
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05.04.2010
| 05.04.2010 |
Holy Terror are a second-wave thrash band that put out a couple albums in the 80's, then disappeared. Terror And Submission was recently re-issued (again) along with Mind Wars, making it obtainable for those of us who still buy disks. What they lacked in finesse they made up for in droves with boundless, raw kinetic energy, enthusiasm, and the fantastic vocals of Keith Deen. "T&S" is recommended for fans of raw 80's thrash metal. BitterCOld's picks | More picks ›› |
| Thumbs up: Marcel Hubregtse, Thryce, White Winter Sun, wormdrink414 |
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| strade Posts: 677  |
What a tragically underrated band.
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| Nosurper Stinky Lips Posts: 442  |
Good thrash, but what really sets it apart is the fact that it was "made in French." so says the back of the album. 
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| Vasil de Shumen Posts: 344  |
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| JOPE OF STEELE Steelemeister Posts: 3333  |
Fine album, that unfortunately gets overshadowed by the following album "Mindwars". Some of these songs, namely "Mortal Fear", "Distant Calling" and "Tomorrow's End" do kick ass.
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| Metal Diogenes Posts: 1274  |
One of the most underrated thrash bands and albums ever. I remember when I got into thrash in the first place and Holy Terror was one of my favourite bands even as a pre-teen kid. This has everything I love about the genre, plus a little thin-sounding production and singer you can't understand at all because he's doing his thing so darn fast. Truly overlooked gem.
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| Redel Moderator Posts: 2268  |
Good stuff, I like it, speedy. At times a bit too punk-rockish for me (e.g. Blood of the Saints). Lacks clear stand-out tracks (maybe Mortal Fear and the closer). Overall, I prefer the successor. Lower 8 here. But generally, yes, the band's essential Thrash, and overlooked.
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| JOPE OF STEELE Steelemeister Posts: 3333 |
Re-listening after 6 years. This is killer material and sure, it's overlooked, it's not found, it's not headbanged to, it's a thing for a minority. And Rambo is absolutely right about Keith Deen's vocals; they're damn fast like Sean Killian on Eternal Nightmare, or in modern days eminem or Hi-Rez. I miss old times when everything wasn't so overproduced, everything wasn't so much about how artist's look or how much they would sell, old metal was a great movement with lots of breaking to a new territory. I am upping the rating after all these years, everything is relative based on what you have heard and what you compare to, after all. I have heard plenty of good, plenty of dogshiet and this album sticks out as better. I still enjoy Blood Of The Saints, Mortal Fear, Distant Calling and Tomorrow's End most. Rate it high ... or BE A POSER 
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