Bulldozer - The Day Of Wrath

A generally fast and chaotic album, with obvious Venom and Bathory influences. The raw production and eerie atmosphere created by demonic voices and those rites being read on opening track 'The exorcism' really make the blackened nature of this album effective, although the instrumentation itself isn't perfect. The guitar work is probably the most prominent here (as is the case with many bands who play this style), and solos are well executed in 'Cut-throat', 'Insurrection of the damned' and the epic closer 'Endless funeral'.

Raw, fats, unpolsihed, pure 80's aggressor , young men in Milano listened it and went to football, then well nevermind. Some say this is true metal, well its good, but I dont like that poor sound, I prefer better studio work. Well maybe to much whisky time.

Actually damn good album. Really reminds Venom, but it is more aggressive, furious and even has some melodic moments. However, raw production feels like downside, IMO it would sound better with more polished mix. Anyway, nice shit!

Savage 1st wave black metal, they took what Venom did and made is nastier, heavier, and more aggressive.
Love this album

This is some awesome blackened thrash. Totally overlooked.

Written by Metal Fromage on 16.09.2024 at 18:37

This is some awesome blackened thrash. Totally overlooked.

I'd prefer Neurodeliri over this album not by exponential margin. If not, check out.