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6 de feb. de 2015 · Although their 1984 debut War and Pain, was in fact more of a metallic punk n’ roll joint and less of a thrash metal fix, it was temporally related to the first thrash wave. In 1986, Voivod released their second album, Rrroooaaarrr, which blurred the band’s status even more. To begin with, Rrroooaaarrr is a tough nut to crack.
Rrröööaaarrr is a purely thrash metal album. As if the album name wasn't metal enough, the music will remove any doubt. There is nothing progressive about this album, it is thrash metal to the core. Very fast paced, held together with thrash beats, and lots of double bass with blazing guitar solos sprinkled throughout.
In the five year span from 1984’s ‘War And Pain’ debut to 1989’s ‘Nothingface’, Voivod forged a defiant progressive metal sound that they would expand upon with later albums and ensure that they are one of the most exhilarating metal bands in existence today. ‘Forgotten In Space’ is a deluxe celebration of Voivod’s, Noise ...
24 de ene. de 2022 · Voivod: RRRÖÖÖAAARRR - 88%. MetalManiaCometh, January 24th, 2022. Next. Last. In a erratic, yet much more refined, follow up to “War And Pain” Voivod was able to up the ante with their sophomore effort, the funnily named and exaggerated “RRRÖÖÖAAARRR” (I’m just going to call it RÖAR from here on out). To me “RÖAR” was ...
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Voivod (1986) Die Band wurde im November 1982 im kanadischen Jonquière (Provinz Québec, heute Stadtteil von Saguenay) von den Schulfreunden Michel „Away“ Langevin (Schlagzeug), Jean-Yves „Blacky“ Theriault (Bass) und Denis „Piggy“ D’Amour (Gitarre) gegründet. Anfang 1983 vervollständigte Sänger Denis „Snake“ Belanger die ...
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