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Artillery - Fear Of Tomorrow



7.7 | 121 votes |
Release date: 9 August 1985
Style: Thrash metal

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01. Time Has Come
02. The Almighty
03. Show Your Hate
04. King Thy Name Is Slayer
05. Out Of The Sky
06. Into The Universe
07. The Eternal War
08. Fear Of Tomorrow
09. Deeds Of Darkness

Additional info
Label: Neat Records

Produced by Freddie Wolf.
Recorded: January 1985, El Sound Studios, Copenhagen, Denmark.

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17.05.2012 - 18:13
Rating: 7
musicalkaratekid

The record sounds pretty ambitious with its songwriting, but sometimes is a bit of a mess as well, what with the slightly unclear production and all. The guitar work on here is incredible, but the vocals don't really do anything for me.
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01.12.2012 - 22:18
Illog1cal
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Nothing really grabs me on this one.
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25.02.2021 - 16:46
Rating: 5
Boxcar Willy
yr a kook
Very sloppy album with slapdash songwriting and standard 80s vocals. Huge Meh all around.
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14:22 - Marcel Hubregtse
I do your mum

DESTROY DRUM TRIGGERS
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08.04.2023 - 08:32
Bad English
Tage Westerlund
Sounds more heavy metal as US thrash that time, still good, I somehow like more European thrash, because in 1985 how many known Euro thrash bands was there ?
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Life is to short for LOVE, there is many great things to do online !!!

Stormtroopers of Death - ''Speak English or Die''
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I better die, because I never will learn speek english, so I choose dieing
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24.03.2024 - 19:12
Rating: 8
Yxag

Absolutely didn't expect this to be so good. Riffs are aggressive and double bass kick slapping your ass (like in the «The Eternal War», damn nice song). And probably second half is better in that regards.

I agree that vocals and production are the downsides of the record, and it is not so sophisticated as "By Inheritance", but for me this is pretty mature thrash metal with decent songwriting, definitely doing its job. Especially for 1985 (it weren't so much thrash records as you may think).
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