Blood World
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Blood World | |||||
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Studio album by Mortification | |||||
Released | 1994 | ||||
Recorded | 1994 at Saint Andrew's Studios, Melbourne, Australia | ||||
Genre | Thrash metal, death metal, Christian metal | ||||
Length | 44:48 | ||||
Label | Nuclear Blast Intense Records |
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Producer | Marc McGormack & Mortification | ||||
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Mortification chronology | |||||
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Blood World is the sixth release and fifth studio album of Christian metal band Mortification, released in 1994. The album was a commercial hit, and the band's most successful album.[1]
The album focuses more on thrash metal, with hardcore punk and classic metal influences, and contains less death metal influences than past albums. Instead of the Steve Rowe's growls, the album mainly contains his shouting style singing, but the growls do make occasional appearances.
According to Australian Music Online, "the strange combination of extreme styles began setting Mortification apart from the crowd of same sounding bands and widened the band’s audience as they became quickly recognised as innovators and not imitators."[2] Blood World received rave reviews in America and Europe. Horror Infernal Magazine gave the album 13 out of 13 points.[2]
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[edit] Track listing
All songs written by Mortification
- "Clan of the Light" - 4:20
- "Blood World" - 4:13
- "Starlight" - 4:50
- "Your Life" - 4:15
- "Monks of the High Lord" - 6:16
- "Symbiosis" - 7:11
- "Love Song" - 4:03
- "Live by the Sword" - 3:24
- "J.G.S.H." - 0:30
- "Dark Allusions" - 5:45
[edit] Credits
[edit] Mortification
- Steve Rowe - Bass, Vocals
- Michael Carlisle - Guitar
- Phil Gibson - Drums
[edit] Production
- Marc McGormack & Mortification - Producers
[edit] Miscellaneous
- The track "Symbiosis" was originally recorded on the band's prior live release, Live Planetarium.
[edit] References
- ^ Ryhänen, Pekka Mortification review. Imperiumi.net
- ^ a b Mortification Biography, Australian Music Online. Amo.org.au
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