"Total Death" is an EP (Extended Play) record from the NWOBHM Metal band "Warfare". The band-members at the time of the recording include EVO, Falken and Gunner. "Algy Ward" was responsible for the production. It has been recorded at the "Impulse 24 Studio". Keith Nichol was responsible for the sound engineering. Album cover artwork was by Elky-Fritz-Otch-Apple.
Transcript of the liner notes on the album back: And so the Noise, Filth and Fury, Metal Noise Mix, and Pure Filth, thundered forth into the desolate night, like a gargantuan engine of death an immense mechanical annihilator which blazed out of the darkness, shattering all auditory barriers within its path, and imposing a state of lawless cacophony upon the minds of all those it encountered. Its black, guttural sound rolled forth across the barren heavens, enshrouded the metropolises of the world with its dark abandon, raping the innocence of mankind, and enchanting all and sundry with a promise of even greater achievements to come, proclaiming future deeds of a magnitude and immensity hitherto unrealised in the world of history. The new age of total warfare marches on, uncontrollable, irrepressible, invincible .. . come on turn it up. |
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Album Fact Sheet: WARFARE Total Death |
Music Genre: NWOBHM, Heavy Metal |
Album Production Information: The album: "WARFARE Total Death" was produced by: Algy Ward, Keith Nichol Sound/Recording Engineer(s): Keith Nichol This album was recorded at: Impulse 24 Track Album cover design: Elky-Fritz-Otch-Apple Keith Nichol, Producer, Sound Engineer, ( Guest ) musician has been in-house producer for the NEAT Record label. He has been responsible for the production and sound engineering of many NWOBHM bands during the 1980s. Most notable these bands include: Atomkraft, Blitzkrieg, Fist, Raven, Venom, Warfare, and many others. On Warfare's album "A Conflict of Hatred", Keith Nichol takes care of the production, sound engineering and as guest musician playing violin and keyboards.
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Record Label & Catalognr: RoadrunneR Records – RR125499 |
Record Format: 12" Vinyl Stereo Gramophone RecordTotal Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram |
Year & Country: 1985 Netherlands |
Personnel/Band Members and Musicians on: WARFARE Total Death |
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Complete Track-listing of the album "WARFARE Total Death" |
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