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8 ago 2015 · Earache Records 1998Track List:1. Cenotaph2. Destructive Infinity3. Prophet of Hatred4. Realm of Chaos (Live)5. Spearhead (Extended Re-Mix)6. Crown of Life7....
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Rating. AllMusic. [1] Kerrang! [2] Who Dares Wins is a compilation of various rare Bolt Thrower tracks from EPs and other sources: Tracks 1–4 are from the Cenotaph EP, tracks 5–8 are from the Spearhead EP and the tracks 9 and 10 are from the same session as "...For Victory", previously released on "Rareache" (the anniversary ...
Who Dares Wins è un album di raccolta del gruppo musicale inglese Bolt Thrower, pubblicato nel 1998. Tracce. Cenotaph – 4:05; Destructive Infinity – 4:14; Prophet of Hatred – 3:53; Realm of Chaos (live) – 2:46; Spearhead (Extended Remix) – 8:42; Crown of Life – 5:29; Dying Creed – 4:17; Lament – 5:37; World Eater '94 ...
14 set 1998 · Who Dares Wins by Bolt Thrower, released 14 September 1998 1. Cenotaph 2. Destructive Infinity 3. Prophet of Hatred 4. Realm of Chaos 5. Spearhead (Extended Remix) 6. Crown of Life 7. Dying Creed 8. Lament 9. World Eater '94 10. Overlord
- Early History
- Rise to Popularity and Departures of Karl Willetts and Andy Whale
- More Lineup Changes, Mercenary and Honour – Valour – Pride
- Reunion with Karl Willetts and Those Once Loyal
- Death of Martin Kearns and The End of Bolt Thrower
- Aftermath and Reunion Rumours
Bolt Thrower was formed in September 1986 as a thrash punk band, influenced largely by bands such as Slayer, Crass and Discharge. The band was founded by bassist Gavin Ward and guitarist Barry Thomson in a Coventry pub toilet during a hardcore punk gig. Shortly thereafter Andrew Whale and Alan West joined on drums and vocals respectively. In April ...
They were not satisfied with the deal with Vinyl Solution as it was a pure hardcore label at that time. The label did little promotion for Bolt Thrower, and their blend of death metal and hardcore punk was unorthodox at the time, so after one album Bolt Thrower decided to leave Vinyl Solution and were subsequently signed up with Earache Records. Ea...
In 1995 and 1996 they went on two European tours. In 1997, Martin van Drunen decided to leave the band as he felt that he never really became a part of Bolt Thrower, and because he had a disease that made his hair fall out and gave him insecurity on stage. For at least one show in Germany, long time friend Dave Ingram stood in. Martin Kearns also d...
In 2004, the band began working on new material for their latest album. They intended to record it in May 2004, with the release set to the end of the year by Metal Blade. Meanwhile, a European tour and a US tour were being prepared. Unfortunately, right before the recording could begin, Dave Ingram decided to leave due to health and personal issue...
Martin Kearns, who had been Bolt Thower's drummer from 1994 to 1997 and again since 2000, died unexpectedly at the age of 38 on 14 September 2015. As a result of his death, Bolt Thrower went on hiatus and cancelled their upcoming Australian tour, which would have been their first since 1993. On 14 September 2016, the first anniversary of Kearns' de...
On 7 March 2017, which would have been Kearns' 40th birthday, Bolt Thrower posted a lengthy statement on their website, which suggested that a reunion or possible new release in memory of him was in the works. These ideas have not materialized.
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A compilation of prior Bolt Thrower tracks, Who Dares Wins contains the totality of the Cenotaph and Spearhead EPs, as well as the bonus tracks from the Japanese release of …For Victory.
