9 thoughts on “ Shadow Walker - Exumer - The Raging Tides (CD, Album) ”

1. And so in we get the follow up to Exumer's comeback album Fire & Damnation, Raging Tides just carries on perfectly from F&D and maintains the honest non Melodic Thrash the band do to perfection, in I reviewed F&D and it was 5 stars, no problem, this is another 5 star album and its just packed with tight riffs played at the right speed and the right amount of aggression, lyrically its /5(25).

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2. Shadow Walker: B8: There Will Always Be Blood: B9: Dark Reflections: B Death Factory: Other Versions (5 of 9) View All. Cat# Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year; Exumer: Exumer: The Raging Tides ‎ (CD, Album, Dig).

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3. Jan 29,  · It was released on 18 February in Europe and March 8, in North America via Nuclear Blast. The first limited edition of the album does not have the band's /5(31).

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4. Jan 29,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Digipak CD release of The Raging Tides on Discogs. Label: Metal Blade Records - • Format: CD Album, Limited Edition Digipak • Country: Germany • Genre: Rock • Style: Thrash/5.

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5. The Raging Tides by Exumer, released 29 January 1. The Raging Tides 2. Brand of Evil 3. Catatonic 4. Sacred Defense 5. Welcome to Hellfire 6. Sinister Souls 7. Shadow Walker 8. There Will Always Be Blood 9. Dark Reflections Death Factory Forever My Queen (Bonus Track) Hostage to Heaven (Bonus Track).

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6. The Raging Tides Exumer. Type: Full-length Release date: January 29th, Catalog ID: Version desc.: Digipak, Limited edition Label: Metal Blade Records Format: CD Reviews: 4 reviews (avg. 86%) Songs; Lineup; Other versions; Reviews; Additional notes; 1. The Raging Tides Shadow Walker Show lyrics (loading lyrics.

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7. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for The Raging Tides - Exumer on AllMusic. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for The Raging Tides - Exumer on AllMusic Shadow Walker. Exumer. Exumer. Amazon: 8: .

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8. Revealing itself to be an album that’s thrillingly nothing more than a straight-up blast of classic thrash – fortified with whip-crack rhythms and an intense focus on all out raging attack – Exumer toy with tempo on occasion but emphasise simplified Exodus-like battery for the most part.

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9. The album has a vinyl-friendly time duration, around 40 minutes, so it won’t wear you down, unless you resume listening the moment the hard-hitting three minutes of “Death Factory” have ended. Again, the rhythm guitars enter first and then it’s Thrash all the way after another grunt by Mem V. Stein that will get the blood pumping at no time.

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