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Inventor of Evil
by Destruction
Product Group: Music
Studio: Candlelight
ISBN: B000AP2ZHQ
EAN: 0803341182622
UPC: 803341182622
Audio CD
Original Release Date: 2005-09-27
Release Date: 2005-10-18
SKU: 07120196
Condition: Very Good Very Good
Comments: Audio CD in very good condition with few light scratches. Very nice jewel case with like new art and labels.
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Editorial Reviews
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Album Description
Limited edition of the cult thrashers 2005 album produced by Peter Tagtgren (Hypocrisy, Pain). Includes the original 12 tracks, plus 2 bonus tracks (TBA) and is enhanced with 2 video clips all packaged in a digipak. AFM.
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Customer Reviews
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Good Thrash
Rating  (5)
Date: 2007-06-10
This is a really solid thrash metal album. Guitars, vocals, drums... I'm loving all of it. I noticed the rythym riffage in particular, as it's as consistently good as you could hope for from a band. I'm sort of confused by the slow instrumental song closing the consistently thrashy/groovy album, though I certainly didn't mind it. If you're into thrash, you owe it to yourself to move this album to the top of your "to buy" list.
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Buy it now!!!!!!!!!!!
Rating (5)
Date: 2006-01-27
1 out of 1 customers found this reveiw helpful
killer a must have for fans off all metal!!!!!
here's one of 12 reasons to buy this album
track 3 - The Alliance of Hellhounds has 9 metal singers on it:
Biff Byford (SAXON)
Doro Pesch
Shagrath (DIMMU BORGIR)
Björn "Speed" Strid (SOILWORK)
Paul Di'Anno (ex-IRON MAIDEN, KILLERS)
Messiah Marcolin (CANDLEMASS)
Mark Osegueda (DEATH ANGEL)
Peter "Peavy" Wagner (RAGE)
Peter Tägtgren (HYPOCRISY, PAIN)
buy it and blast it!!!!!!!!!!!
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Rating  (4)
Date: 2005-12-18
3 out of 3 customers found this reveiw helpful
This is without a doubt their freshest release since their reunion album. The unmistakable Destruction trademark sound is all over the place, injecting the songs with a hard-to-resist groove while keeping the momentum heavy and raw. Tracks like "The Chosen Ones" and "Soul Collector" are instant headbanging classics, while the song "The Alliance of Hellhoundz" features guest vocalists from Hypocrisy, Dimmu Borgir, Death Angel and others. The tempo throughout the album is never lost. Moments of quietude last for merely a few seconds before they explode into razor-sharp anthems. There isn't much else to say here, the material at hand is straightforward but with a lot of passion and love towards Metal. This might sound clichéd but...prepared to be destroyed once again by Destruction!
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Good Modern Germanic Thrash
Rating (4)
Date: 2005-10-29
I'll admit I was never a huge Destruction fan back in the day. I owned all their albums up until 1989, and sometimes I really liked Release from Agony as well as the first two records. Never a big listener though. I was more into their fellow countrymen Kreator.
I bought this album on chance, but wow this is really good. You have the three piece band hashing out fast, quite melodic, great Euro-metal. And it rules! The first track is a little disappointing but the second one ushers in a cry from Schmiter that recalls much force. The guitars and drumming are really good. Occasionally Schmiter's vocals are really melodic...then the signature shriek comes back.
Songs like "Twist of Fate" are so groove oriented that you don't know whether to boogey down or bang your head. There is always a progressive element to the music that makes it all the more enjoyable. If you wished bands like Slayer could still rock as hard as they did before 1990, do yourself a favor and pick this up. The lesser tier Thrash bands just do it better than the triple platinum ones.
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