Atomicdeath-Bloodstone--Hellish_Nuclear_Destruction-Split-EP-WEB-2011-BLEEDiNG

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88,91 MB

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2026-03-20

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      artist: Atomicdeath / Bloodstone
       title: Hellish Nuclear Destruction
        year: 2011
       genre: Thrash Metal

        type: Split EP
       label: Blood of War Records
    language: English
   rel. date: 2011-00-00

      source: WEB/MP3
     quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
     runtime: 00:36:00
        size: 82.5 MiB / 10 tracks

    rip date: 2026-03-20
  source url: https://open.qobuz.com/album/ec8ey9puf7iia

   tracklist:

   01. Atomicdeath - Forever Black Hell                                 4:59
   02. Atomicdeath - Missile Massacre                                   2:56
   03. Atomicdeath - Kombat Six Six Six                                 3:18
   04. Atomicdeath - Hellbangers Nuclear Slaughter                      3:43
   05. Atomicdeath - Wardunk                                            3:41
   06. Bloodstone - And Then We Die                                     3:06
   07. Bloodstone - Based on a True Story                               3:51
   08. Bloodstone - Dezire to Fire                                      3:18
   09. Bloodstone - The Final Hour                                      4:17
   10. Bloodstone - In Fear and Horror                                  2:51

   release notes:

   Atomicdeath and Bloodstone are both extreme thrash groups hailing from
   the Pacific, (Malyasia and Singapore specifically) and if this is any
   representation of their local community, it's a happening place to be a
   metal band right now. This isn't the fastest, heaviest, or ugliest album
   I've heard, but it's a strong contender for the most metal album I've
   heard. From the names of the bands, to the album art, to the little
   "Compact THRASH Digital Audio" logo on the disc mocking the Dolby logo,
   this is so metal it almost hurts.

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