Rise to Power
Rise to Power
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Our Take
Our Take
British English Review:
Ah, Battlecross, the Michigan metal maestros who have been tearing up stages with their ferocious blend of thrash and death metal for years. Their latest album, "Rise To Power," is a towering monument to the power of metal and a reminder that sometimes, all you need is a bit of good old-fashioned headbanging to make the world a better place.
From the moment the opening track kicks in, you can tell that Battlecross are here to melt your face off with their blistering riffs and thunderous drumming. The production on this album is top-notch, giving each instrument its space to shine while still maintaining that wall of sound that metalheads crave.
But what really sets "Rise To Power" apart is the sheer energy that Battlecross bring to the table. These guys play like their lives depend on it, and that passion is infectious. Tracks like "Not Your Slave" and "Heavy Lies The Crown" are adrenaline-fuelled anthems that will have you reaching for your air guitar in no time.
Of course, no metal album would be complete without some killer solos, and Battlecross deliver in spades. Guitarists Tony Asta and Hiran Deraniyagala trade off blistering leads with reckless abandon, showcasing their technical prowess without ever sacrificing the raw energy of the music.
In short, "Rise To Power" is a triumph for Battlecross and a must-listen for any metal fan. So grab your leather jacket, crank up the volume, and get ready to bang your head until it falls off. Long live metal!
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. Scars
2. Not Your Slave
3. Absence
4. Spoiled
5. The Climb
6. Blood & Lies
7. Bound By Fear
8. Despised
9. Shackles
10. The Path
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Delivery & Returns
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About the artist
Battlecross
Ah, Battlecross. The Detroit-based thrash metal band that's been tearing up stages across the globe with their intense energy and face-melting riffs. These guys are not for the faint-hearted - their music is loud, fast, and relentless, much like a bulldozer crashing through a wall of sound. Formed in 2003, Battlecross has quickly risen through the ranks of the metal scene, gaining a reputation for their blistering live performances and technical proficiency. With a sound that draws influence from the likes of Slayer, Pantera, and Sepultura, it's no wonder they've attracted a legion of loyal fans who are drawn to their uncompromising approach to metal. But it's not just their music that sets Battlecross apart - it's their infectious sense of humour and down-to-earth attitude that makes them so endearing. Whether they're cracking jokes on stage or sharing stories from the road, these guys know how to keep things fun and light-hearted, even in the midst of a mosh pit frenzy. With a string of critically acclaimed albums under their belt and a reputation as one of the most exciting live acts in metal today, Battlecross are showing no signs of slowing down. So if you're looking for a band that's as entertaining as they are talented, look no further than Battlecross. Just be prepared to headbang until your neck can't take it anymore - these guys don't mess around.
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