Bolt Thrower - In Battle There Is No Law! (MC) Dependent The weed-devouring youngsters have actually

The weed-devouring youngsters have actually put a lot of work into their new songs

on one hand a homage to Carpenter’s themes – five out of twelve tracks are covers whereas the rest comes from the outer realms – and on the other zooming out on the aesthetics of the late ’70s and early ’80s popular culture

Citadel Alunar

dealing with escalation of any kind and the dissolution of self

The 2005 album "April Skies" is now available for the first time as a double vinyl edition — one strictly limited marbled orange and one in classic black vinyl

Bolt Thrower - In Battle There Is No Law! (MC) Dependent The weed-devouring youngsters have actuallyDestruction, killing, is all that's in sight. Unleashed in 1988 at a time when Death Metal as a genre was still at its infancy and the vast majority of bands were yet to release their first album, BOLT THROWERs debut In Battle There Is No Law! already hit the nascent underground with full force. Only preceded by a handful albums like DEATHs Scream Bloody Gore, NAPALM DEATHs Scum or NECROPHAGIAs Season of the Dead, In Battle There Is No Law! is widely