Agent_Steel-Omega_Conspiracy-WEB-1999-BLEEDiNG_iNT

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      artist: Agent Steel
       title: Omega Conspiracy
        year: 1999
       genre: Thrash Metal

        type: Album
       label: Candlelight Records
    language: English
   rel. date: 1999-12-31

      source: WEB/MP3
     quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
     runtime: 00:51:07
        size: 127.04MB

    rip date: 2025-11-23
  source url: https://www.deezer.com/album/387829747

   tracklist:

   1.  Destroy the Hush                                                4:15
   2.  Illuminati is the Machine                                       5:00
   3.  Fighting Backwards                                              4:54
   4.  New Godz                                                        3:09
   5.  Know Your Master                                                4:47
   6.  Infinity                                                        5:08
   7.  Awaken the Swarm                                                6:56
   8.  Into the Nowhere                                                5:09
   9.  Bleed Forever                                                   5:39
   10. It's Not What You Think                                         6:10


   release notes:

   Formed in Los Angeles in 1984, Agent Steel combined speed with John
   Cyriis' outstanding vocal skills and a subject matter that revolved
   around UFOs and conspiracy theories. Cyriis had briefly been a member of
   Megadeth before forming Agent Steel.

   After releasing the classic albums 'Skeptics Apocalypse' in 1985 and
   'Unstoppable Force' in 1987, the band split in 1988 but reunited in 2021
   with Cyriis for 'No Other Godz Before Me'.

   LA's Agent Steel lash back with their second album since the reunion,
   Order Of The Illuminati fueled with the fire of bands like Cage
   (sorry... first thing that came to mind - maybe it's short-shorn power
   vocalist Bruce Hall's resemblance to Sean Peck). The album is a
   scorcher, drenched with energy, fusing power metal, thrash and old
   school speed metal into a rhythmic yet melodic maelstrom that is
   thought-provoking both from a musical and (conspiratorial) lyrical
   standpoint. Hall enunciates exaggeratingly like Dickinson many mouthfuls
   of cool lyrics touching on a ton of forbidden topics, like Trouble with
   the bible, adding violence into the mix for cinematic vividness. Steely,
   crunchy production and tight as a drum execution of the many, swift
   twists and turns tops the feast forthrightly.

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