Era I: Nuclear War For Rescue, by Balance Interruption

Era I: Nuclear War For Rescue

by Balance Interruption

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1.	Chornobyl 03:27	buy track
2.	Burn, Three-Faced 04:34	buy track
3.	Cold Front 04:11	buy track
4.	Formula 04:04	buy track
5.	Destroy It All 04:50	buy track
6.	Trade Of Slaves 03:22	buy track
7.	Vital Mechanism 02:48	buy track
8.	Virus In System 04:23	buy track
9.	Space Of Time 03:21	buy track
10.	Programming "G.O.D." 03:06	buy track
11.	Nucler War For Rescue 03:39	buy track
12.	Time Of New Epoch 01:31	buy track

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Russian reissue of the debut album by post-apocalyptic black metal band from Kiev. Precisely-venomous black metal, alternated with industrial interludes and ambient-industrial sketches, low screams, which seem to broadcast from the loud-speaker that the Earth soon will be covered with nuclear dust and all flesh will finally die!

From the very first track codenamed "Chernobyl" Balance Interruption paints devastating scenes of human self-destruction. All emphases are absolutely accurate: rough asceticism of guitar lines sentences the world to annihilation, hard-edged rhythm section opens the nuclear missile launch cell and the rasping merciless vocals press the push-button and put an end to the future of the civilization! The synthetic post-nuclear landscapes reveal totally scorched earth and the ruins of cities, turned to dust.

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released April 13, 2010

MHP 10 – 066

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More Hate Productions Volgograd, Russia

MORE HATE PRODUCTIONS is not commercial, but purely an underground label, we produce only those groups that are like ourselves! We do not aim to - "cash in" on the metal music, but their efforts are trying to convey to the listener's favorite metal music in our modern swamp the mainstream! ... more

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