Bloodstone-F.T.W-WEB-2016-BLEEDiNG

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2026-03-21

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      artist: Bloodstone
       title: F.T.W
        year: 2016
       genre: Thrash Metal

        type: Album
       label: Independent
    language: English
   rel. date: 2016-01-09

      source: WEB/MP3
     quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
     runtime: 00:39:30
        size: 90.6 MiB / 10 tracks

    rip date: 2026-03-21
  source url: https://open.qobuz.com/album/ljpd7wxvp4zva

   tracklist:

   01. Web of Lies                                                      4:36
   02. Johnny                                                           4:11
   03. Curse of Existence                                               2:16
   04. The Bloodhound (feat. Frank Blackfire)                           3:09
   05. Born Nefarious                                                   5:41
   06. The Piledriver                                                   6:30
   07. Seeds of Slavery                                                 3:52
   08. I Am Hell                                                        3:41
   09. The Light That Never Came                                        3:07
   10. F.T.W                                                            2:27

   release notes:

   Thrash metal band Bloodstone has a bone to pick with the world.

   Combining an anarchic punk attitude with the savage bite of a Bay Area
   thrash throwback, Singaporean metal band Bloodstone comes guns blazing
   with their debut album F.T.W.

   While it's a fairly rough listen, it's clear a few tracks in that the
   harsh and muddy production is a deliberate nod to the thrash and death
   metal demos pushed out in the extreme metal underground in the early 90s.
   The drums are polished with hackneyed reverb, the vocals burst out with
   questionable clarity and the guitars are squashed and compressed to
   death. The result? A ghastly, filthy aural assault that's absolutely
   worth your time.

   The band has written some absolutely aggressive tracks, crammed with
   intricate solos and dominating riffs, while their lyrics toe the line
   separating real-world nihilism and depraved demonic imagery. But judging
   by the tongue-in-cheek album cover, the band's not taking their message
   too seriously either. F.T.W isn't really a record for demon worship as it
   is a calling card for global annihilation.

   Not to be confused with other bands with same name.

   https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Bloodstone/59043

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