The Lord of Flies
Axewitch · 1983
77 min · 18 tracks · heavy metal
A gritty blend of heavy metal riffs and haunting melodies that captures the raw energy of early 80s Swedish metal.
Top tracks — play these first
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Axe Victim — Opening the album with intense guitar riffs and powerful vocals, this track sets the tone for the raw energy and thematic darkness present throughout.
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The Lord of Flies — The title track showcases complex arrangements and a compelling narrative structure, highlighting Axewitch's lyrical depth and musical ambition.
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Sinner — With its driving rhythm and anthemic chorus, this song encapsulates the band's heavy metal ethos while addressing themes of rebellion and personal struggle.
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Just Another Lunatic — This track features infectious melodies paired with aggressive instrumentation, making it a standout example of Axewitch's ability to blend catchiness with heaviness.
Moments worth listening for
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The Lord of Flies
The narrative shifts from an ominous build-up to a climactic realization about inner demons and societal chaos.
This progression mirrors the thematic complexity of the album, reflecting on broader existential concerns while maintaining a personal touch.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Axe Victim 4:51
- 2 Just Another Lunatic 4:16
- 3 High Power 5:46
- 4 Let the Strings Cry Out 1:27
- 5 Sinner 4:40
- 6 The Arrival of the Flies, Part I 2:10
- 7 The Lord of Flies 6:01
- 8 Down Town 4:57
- 9 Seven Angels 4:35
- 10 Rock This House Down (live) 4:16
- 11 Tracks of Blood (live) 5:34
- 12 Love Can't Take It Away (live) 4:23
- 13 Skull in the Mirror (live) 4:14
- 14 Queen of Hearts (live) 5:01
- 15 Mary's Out Again (live) 4:03
- 16 World of Illusions (live) 4:26
- 17 Get Out (live) 3:13
- 18 Deep Cuts the Knife (live) 3:53
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