
- Performer Conviction
- Title Kill It
- Date of release 2001
- Style Hardcore
- Other formats AIFF VQF VOX APE VOC DTS ASF
- Genre Rock
- Size MP3 1926 mb
- Size FLAC 1153 mb
- Rating: 4.7
- Votes: 609
Kill is the tenth studio album by American death metal band Cannibal Corpse, released on March 21, 2006. This release marks the return of guitarist Rob Barrett, who had previously played on The Bleeding and Vile. The European version of the album comes with a live DVD filmed in Strasbourg in 2004 called Hammer Smashed Laiterie. The album was produced at Mana Recording Studios by Hate Eternal guitarist Erik Rutan. Music videos were produced for the tracks "Make Them Suffer" and "Death Walking Terror".
with open mouths"; About Public reception. Kill was well received by the public
Who Is KiLL Edward, the Lone Feature on J. Cole's 'KOD' Album? . KiLL Edward is the sole feature and appears on two tracks: "The Cut Off" and "FRIENDS. While fans were baffled by Cole's decision to curtail his streak of going "platinum with no features," it appears that he duped us all. On Monday, a new artist page was created on SoundCloud under the moniker kiLL Edward with one track. Titled "Tidal Wave (Just a Reference)," kiLL Edward's voice eerily sounds like that of - you guessed it - J. Cole.
Imprisoned Eternal by Nihility, released 09 August 2017 1. Breath of War 2. Imprisoned Eternal 3. Revelations of Betrayal 4. Wretched Compulsion 5. Morbid Aberrations 6. Woes of Deceit 7. Condemned to Exist 8. Decomposed 9. To Bleed for Conviction Presenting the highly anticipated debut album from Southampton metal act Nihility. Blending the evil atmosphere and relentless aggression of early 90s death metal with the raw, primitive edge of late 90s metallic hardcore, Nihility have crafted a punishingly heavy album consisting of their most ferocious and dynamic material to date
Death Metal Cannibal Corpse. Released date 21 March 2006. Labels Metal Blade Records. Recorded at Mana Recording Studios. Music StyleDeath Metal. Members owning this album804. 1. The Time to Kill Is Now. 02:04.
Punk-Rock Jerry's Kids. Band Name Jerry's Kids. Album Name Kill Kill Kill.
Newly reissued on vinyl, Bikini Kill’s 1998 compilation stands as the defining document of the feminist punk band whose music remains relevant, righteous, and unflappably cool. The silencing of women is a social plague; Bikini Kill spent seven years annihilating it. From 1990 to 1997, the Olympia band fought to cultivate a feminist punk counterculture that blazed and shrieked and cared: Dare ya to do what you want/Dare ya to be who you will, went one early Bikini Kill rallying cry. Their fanzines burned between every weaponized word as they encouraged a participatory logic
1 | Between The Lines |
2 | Despair |
3 | Primacy Of Faith |
4 | Numb |
5 | Peering Into Darkness |
6 | Statement Of Pride |
7 | Resentment |
8 | Peering Into Darkness |
9 | A Question Of Commitment |
10 | Procession |
11 | Between The Lines |
12 | Peering Into Darkness |
13 | Resentment |
14 | Numb |
15 | A Question Of Commitment |
16 | Primacy Of Faith |
17 | Despair |
18 | Statement Of Pride |
19 | Kill It |