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Band Name Doom (JAP). Album Name Killing Field. Type EP. Released date 1988. Music StyleThrash Metal. Members owning this album0. 3. Ghosts of Princess. 5. Fence and Barricade. Other productions from Doom (JAP). Still Can't the Dead. Where Your Life Lies!?

The Killing Fields is the 10th record album by Mike Oldfield, released in 1984 on Virgin Records. It was the soundtrack album for the British drama film of the same name based on the experiences of two journalists in the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia. It is the only full-length film score written by Oldfield. The music was orchestrated by David Bedford

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Album: Killing field. 4 (2007 Re-Issue) (Single/EP). Genre: Avantgarde, Thrash Metal, Progressive Metal . Tracks 1-5 taken from EP "Killing Field", 1988 Tracks 6,7 - from CD "Skull Thrash Zone Volume I", 1987 Track 8 - from CD ". 1992 Track 9 - from CD "DANCE 2 NOISE 006", 1993. 2007 Victor Entertainment, Inc. Формат: 1135 kbps FLAC. 4 (2007 Re-Issue) (1987) flac download. You may also be interested in: more albums of this group Также вас может заинтересовать: другие альбомы этой группы. Doom - No More Pain (1989 Japan Issue) (1987) flac

Killing Field is arguably more progressive metal than it is thrash. The very opening of the album is quite an abrupt jolt to realm of progressive metal with the odd time signatures and bizarre rhythms. In addition, the band structures their song in very strange ways. Doom is a band I've known about for a while, but finally getting my hands on their material is extremely rewarding. I know that Japan had produced a lot of thrash bands in the late 80s (Gargoyle is one I'm a big fan of), but Doom's stuff is among the most unique I have ever heard. The closest reference point is probably Voivod (it's highly unlikely either band were aware of each other at the time), but even that's not quite accurate especially not with Koh Morota.

But those interested in the technical, experimental side of thrash metal would do themselves well to track Doom's music down, and the EP Killing Field is both where their music got really good, and, at five tracks, it might well be their most consistently killer release. As for why Killing Field is so extraordinary, that has to do with the extraordinary aspects of Doom's sound on this release. Like most of Doom's work, the music on this EP molds the speed and especially aggression of thrash with highly technical, progressive musical sensibilities.