Destroyer of Worlds

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Destroyer of Worlds
Destroyer of Worlds cover
Studio album by Bathory
Released 2001
Genre Viking/thrash metal
Length 65:57
Label Black Mark Records
Producer(s) Borje Forsberg and Quorthon
Bathory chronology
Blood on Ice
(1996)
Destroyer of Worlds
(2001)
Nordland I
(2002)


Destroyer of Worlds is the tenth full-length album release by Bathory. It takes its name from a famous quote by J. Robert Oppenheimer about the atomic bomb, "I am become death, destroyer of worlds," which was itself mistakenly quoted from a verse in the Bhagavad Gita [1]. Stylistically, Destroyer of Worlds is a cross between the Viking metal of Bathory's 1988-1991 period and the retro-thrash metal of Requiem and Octagon, as can be heard in "Bleeding", "109", "Death From Above", "Liberty & Justice", and "Kill Kill Kill".

[edit] Track listing

  1. Lake of Fire – 5:43
  2. Destroyer of Worlds – 4:51
  3. Ode – 6:27
  4. Bleeding – 3:55
  5. Pestilence – 6:50
  6. 109 – 3:36
  7. Death from Above – 4:35
  8. Krom – 2:50
  9. Liberty & Justice – 3:52
  10. Kill Kill Kill – 3:09
  11. Sudden Death – 3:19
  12. White Bones – 8:35
  13. Day of Wrath – 8:15

[edit] Credits


Bathory
Line up
Quorthon
Former members:

Freddan | Jonas Åkerlund | Vvornth | Kothaar | The Animal

Discography
Studio albums:

Bathory | The Return | Under the Sign of the Black Mark | Blood Fire Death | Hammerheart | Twilight of the Gods | Requiem | Octagon | Blood On Ice | Destroyer of Worlds | Nordland I | Nordland II

Compilations:

Jubileum Volume I | Jubileum Volume II | Jubileum Volume III | Katalog | In Memory of Quorthon

Bootlegs: The True Black Essence
Music videos: One Rode to Asa Bay
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