One Night in Bangkok cover

One Night in Bangkok

Sodom · 2003

98 min · 24 tracks · thrash metal

A relentless onslaught of thrash metal aggression with razor-sharp riffs and guttural vocals that evoke chaos and intensity.

Why this album works

'One Night in Bangkok' is notable for its critical reception within the metal community, showcasing Sodom's ability to evolve while maintaining their aggressive sound. The album contributed to the band's sustained relevance in the thrash scene, even as they faced challenges from newer genres and bands emerging at the time.
Best for
relentless energy for workouts dynamic journey with peaks for headbanging sessions
Context
Released in 2003, 'One Night in Bangkok' was Sodom's tenth studio album, marking a significant moment as the band navigated their post-1990s era after a series of lineup changes. At this point, Sodom was solidifying their legacy in the thrash metal genre while exploring darker themes and intricate arrangements.
Stylistic neighbors
Angel Dust· Marty Friedman· Hatesphere

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

Disc 1

  • 1 Among the Weirdcong 5:03
  • 2 The Vice of Killing 4:22
  • 3 Wachturm 3:03
  • 4 The Saw Is the Law Standout 3:35
  • 5 Blasphemer Standout 2:46
  • 6 Sodomized 2:55
  • 7 Remember the Fallen 4:17
  • 8 I Am the War 4:11
  • 9 Eat Me! 2:54
  • 10 Masquerade in Blood 2:52
  • 11 M-16 4:31
  • 12 Agent Orange Standout 5:42
  • 13 Outbreak of Evil 3:33

Disc 2

  • 1 Sodomy and Lust 5:32
  • 2 Napalm in the Morning 6:15
  • 3 Fuck the Police 3:18
  • 4 Tombstone 4:07
  • 5 Witching Metal 2:48
  • 6 The Enemy Inside 4:34
  • 7 Die stumme Ursel 2:50
  • 8 Ausgebombt 4:36
  • 9 Code Red 4:06
  • 10 Ace of Spades 2:44
  • 11 Stalinhagel 8:00

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