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Bolt Thrower – The IVth Crusade – Cassette
Bolt Thrower – The IVth Crusade is the fourth studio album by the British death metal band Bolt Thrower. Released in 1992, the album is known for its heavy and powerful sound, brutal riffs, and war-themed lyrical content.
The 4th Crusade ranks as one of Bolt Thrower’s most powerful and consistent albums, raging with venom and unrestrained fury. It’s a record that proves why the group was one of the leaders of the underground metal scene of the late ’80s and early ’90s. Few other groups matched Bolt Thrower in terms of pummeling, harsh sonic brutality.
The IVth Crusade continues Bolt Thrower’s signature style of blending death metal with elements of thrash and doom metal. The album features aggressive and chugging guitar riffs, thunderous drumming, and deep, growling vocals. Lyrically, the band explores themes related to war, conflict, and historical events.
Some notable tracks from the album include ‘The IVth Crusade,’ ‘Where Next To Conquer,’ ‘This Time It’s War,’ and ‘Embers,’ among others. These songs showcase Bolt Thrower’s ability to create intense and atmospheric compositions that evoke a sense of impending battle and chaos.
‘The IVth Crusade’ is widely regarded as one of Bolt Thrower’s finest albums and a standout release in the death metal genre. It solidified the band’s reputation for their heavy and unrelenting sound, and it remains a favorite among fans of extreme metal.
For fans of death metal and those interested in exploring Bolt Thrower’s discography, ‘The IVth Crusade’ offers a prime example of the band’s formidable sound and their ability to deliver crushing and memorable songs. It stands as a testament to Bolt Thrower’s influence and their status as one of the pioneers of the death metal genre.
Earache Records
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Song List
1. IVth Crusade, The
2. Icon
3. Embers
4. Where Next To Conquer
5. As The World Burns
6. This Time It’s War
7. Ritual
8. Spearhead
9. Celestial Sanctuary
10. Dying Creed
11. Through The Ages (Outro)
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