Terror Hakuri
Loudness · 2004
60 min · 11 tracks · heavy metal · progressive metal
A relentless fusion of heavy metal and progressive elements layered with intricate guitar work and powerful vocals.
Why this album works
'Terror Hakuri' is notable for revitalizing Loudness's presence in the global metal scene, receiving positive reviews that highlighted its technical proficiency. The album's mix of traditional heavy metal with progressive influences helped to re-establish the band's relevance, particularly within the Japanese metal community.
- Best for
- dynamic peaks of intensity wave-like pacing with variety immersive headphone detail exploration
- Context
- Released in 2004, 'Terror Hakuri' marked Loudness's resurgence following a period of fluctuating success in the late 1990s. This album came after their 2002 release 'Pandemonium', showcasing their evolution in sound while retaining their signature heavy metal roots.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Ozzy Osbourne· Angel Dust· Marty Friedman
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Pharaoh Standout 7:08
- 2 Cyber Soul Standout 5:34
- 3 Life After Death 5:01
- 4 Let's Free Our Souls 4:37
- 5 Detonator (Fire And Thunder) 3:09
- 6 Cross 8:47
- 7 About To Kill 4:46
- 8 Double-Walker 6:36
- 9 The City Of Vampire Standout 5:57
- 10 Seventh Heaven 4:30
- 11 Terror 4:46
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