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War Master

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This article is about the 1991 Bolt Thrower death metal album. For other uses, seeMaster of War.

1991 studio album by Bolt Thrower
War Master
Studio album by
Released4 February 1991[1]
RecordedSlaughterhouse Studios, September 1990
GenreDeath metal
Length46:03
LabelEarache,Combat
ProducerColin Richardson
Bolt Thrower chronology
Cenotaph
(1991)
War Master
(1991)
The Peel Sessions 1988–90
(1991)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusic[2]
Record-JournalC+[3]

War Master is the third album by Britishdeath metal bandBolt Thrower. It was recorded at Slaughterhouse studios in September 1990 and produced by Bolt Thrower andColin Richardson. It was released onEarache Records: Mosh 29 in 1991.

WhereasRealm of Chaos was dominated bygrindcore based blasts and riffs, this album abandons most of the grindcore influences for a sound that is more strictly death metal. Moreover, there is more melody in the music and the guitar solos, although some chaotic solos remain. This is also the final Bolt Thrower album to feature theblast beat style of drumming (which can be heard on four songs – "Unleashed (Upon Mankind)", "What Dwells Within", "War Master", and "Afterlife"), before it was abandoned and subsequently never used thereafter in the Bolt Thrower discography.

"Cenotaph" is a thematic continuation of the song "World Eater" from the previous record. The closing riff from "World Eater" is the same as the opening riff from "Cenotaph" and also used in "Embers" fromThe IVth Crusade, "Powder Burns" fromMercenary and "The Killchain" fromThose Once Loyal.

The album was extensively sampled on Dutchbreakcore producer Bong-Ra's albumFull Metal Racket, with allusions also including song titles such as "Bloody Cenotaph" and "Jo Bench".[4]

Track listing

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All songs written by Bolt Thrower.

No.TitleLength
1."Intro... Unleashed (Upon Mankind)"6:13
2."What Dwells Within"4:18
3."The Shreds of Sanity"3:26
4."Profane Creation"5:32
5."Destructive Infinity" (CD bonus track)4:14
6."Final Revelation"3:55
7."Cenotaph"4:03
8."War Master"4:17
9."Rebirth of Humanity"4:01
10."Afterlife"5:59
Total length:46:03

Personnel

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Bolt Thrower
Production
  • Luton Sinfield – photography
  • Pete Knifton & Ian Cooke at Maxjo Graphics – artwork and design
  • Colin Richardson – production, recording

References

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  1. ^"Bolt Thrower - War Master - Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives".
  2. ^AllMusic review
  3. ^Atkinson, Peter (28 June 1991)."Off the Record".Record-Journal. p. 29.
  4. ^"Bong-Ra – Full Metal Racket (2007, CD) – Discogs".Discogs.
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