Just a song, nothing special

Love the fact that they turned so old-school. Hopefully the album is of great quality too!

Sounds like something off of 'Til Death Do Us Unite

At the moment, Sodom does not justify why they are a quartet.
There are many bands making that sound much better.

Written by ChapuLviz on 30.10.2020 at 18:43

At the moment, Sodom does not justify why they are a quartet.
There are many bands making that sound much better.

Listening to the album I had exactly the same thoughts. However, Uncle Tom said that he went for two guitarists for the first time in the band's history (if I remember well they have always been a trio) in order to be able to perform better and more songs live ("Two guitarists allow us much more possibilities live, so we will be able to play tracks in future that we weren't able to perform as a trio"), not for the studio. If you ask me, that's bollocks but I'll save my opinion for the review.

Written by nikarg on 30.10.2020 at 19:33

Listening to the album I had exactly the same thoughts. However, Uncle Tom said that he went for two guitarists for the first time in the band's history (if I remember well they have always been a trio) in order to be able to perform better and more songs live ("Two guitarists allow us much more possibilities live, so we will be able to play tracks in future that we weren't able to perform as a trio"), not for the studio. If you ask me, that's bollocks but I'll save my opinion for the review.

Seems like Tom "Jeff Waters" Angelripper might be looking to surround himself with yes men and blames a lack of motivation from his previous members in order to deflect from his desire for total control.

Speculation, of course, but I wouldn't be too surprised if there's more drama behind the scenes regarding the lineup change.

This is practically a punk song. I like it. I liked Decision Day. I don't pay attention to the behind-the-scenes bullshit that so many bands seem to go through.