Death-a-Holic [Import]

Death-a-Holic [Import]

Track Listings

1. Suicide Manual

2. Rejected

3. One More Day

4. Downward Groove

5. Instrumental

6. Elbow of Zeus

7. Good for Nothing

8. Mindless Wrecking Progress

9. Death-A-Holic

10. Nailgun

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Like everyone who heard The Wake's first album knows, they are one mean-spirited band, brewing a tasty stew of killer melodies and death metal aggression. And what do you know, The Wake just upped the ante with their sophomore album - Death-a-holic contains killer riffage by the truckload and is heading your way now. Spikefarm. 2005.

Tracks:

Suicidal Maniac
Rejected
One More Day
Downward Groove
Instrumental
Elbow of Zeus
Good for Nothing
Mindless Wrecking Progress
Death-A-Holic
Nailgun

Average customer rating:

Not the 80s wake.

Death-A-Holic
The Wake
Manufacturer: Spikefarm
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000BM6AZQ
Release Date: 2005-10-31

Tracks:

Suicidal Maniac
Rejected
One More Day
Downward Groove
Instrumental
Elbow of Zeus
Good for Nothing
Mindless Wrecking Progress
Death-A-Holic
Nailgun

Album Description

Like everyone who heard The Wake's first album knows, they are one mean-spirited band, brewing a tasty stew of killer melodies and death metal aggression. And what do you know, The Wake just upped the ante with their sophomore album - Death-a-holic contains killer riffage by the truckload and is heading your way now. Spikefarm. 2005.

Album Details

Like Everyone who Heard the Wake's First Album Knows, They Are One Mean-spirited Band, Brewing a Tasty Stew of Killer Melodies and Death Metal Aggression. And What Do You Know, the Wake Just Upped the Ante with their Sophomore Album - "Death-a-holic" Includes Killer Riffage by the Truckload and is Heading Your Way Now. Starting their Career in 1998, in a Small Finnish Town of Karjaa as Bleeding Harmony ('bleed' as in Fingers on the Neck of the Guitar, and Harmonies There Sure Are!) by Brothers Lempinen, the Band Endured Through the Usual Line-up Changes and Other Hassle Young Bands have to Deal with (Such as Alcohol). When it Comes to the Actual Music, the Band Sure Did their Homework Thoroughly with a Slew of Demos and Promos, Until Spikefarm Records Finally Decided it is About Time to Unleash the Beast to the Unsuspecting Masses, Complete with a Name Change to the More Mature the Wake.

Customer Reviews:

Not the 80s wake........2006-03-20

Do not be fooled people, this is a metal band, not the 80s post punk band The Wake.

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