1. Gates Of Oppression
2. Rotten Roll
3. To The Cliff
4. Final Sentence/Finally Sentenced
5. Storming In (Instrumental)
6. Fortress Doomed
7. The Last Force
8. Re-Animation (Sacrifice Cover)
9. Fate StrikesArtist : Goat Horn Country : Canada Release : Storming The Gates Year : 2003 Genre : Heavy Metal File Type : mp3 320 Info:
Goat Horn is one of those bands that I'd rather not categorise and
just sit back and enjoy the music. The vocals are clean to some extent,
but quite raspy and raucous at times, which fits the overall aggressive
tone of the music quite well. Nothing to complain about, and same on the
musical side - this album is top notch from beginning to end, with no
boring parts whatsoever (keeping the album at a reasonable length like
they did always help, although I get the feeling they could have filled
the whole CD without getting boring...) The music is quite loaded.
1. Drum Roll (Instrumental)
2. Threatening Force
3. Right Heavy Metal
4. Rise Into The Night
5. Fate Strikes (New Version)
6. The Last Force (New Version)
7. Torture's Too Kind (Demo) (Bonus Track)Artist : Goat Horn Country : Canada Release : Threatening Force Year : 2005 Genre : Heavy Metal File Type : mp3 192 Info:
"Threatening Force" is an EP limited to 1000 copies that includes
three new songs, and a re-recording of "Fate Strikes" and "The Last
Force" off "Storming The Gates". The first track is... Well... I'm not
sure what it is. It's 14 seconds long and to me it sounds like somebody
falling off a flight of steel stairs! Things get more to the point after that. The new songs are very much in
the vein of the band's heaviest material, with the distinction that the
singer experiments with slightly cleaner vocals, a departure from his
signature raucous style used in the previous albums.
1. Goat Horn
2. Alcoholic Faith
3. Eternal Quest For Eternal Happiness
4. Shattered Dream
5. Voyage To Nowhere
6. Wasted Warrior
7. Doom March (Instrumental)Artist : Goat Horn Country : Canada Release : Voyage To Nowhere Year : 2001 Genre : Heavy Metal File Type : mp3 320 Info: One
thing's for sure: You want heavy? This is H-E-A-V-Y. Think 80s metal
mixed with the sheer heaviness of the early Sabbath albums - an upbeat
Sabbath to some extent, but not quite. The guitars are heavy as hell,
there's no other way to put it. The vocals are a bit raspy, aggressive
at times, sometimes a bit shaky (in a good-and-weird way, unbelievable
as it may seem.) It could be an acquired taste for some people, however.
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
