Two-Faced
Tankard · 1994
52 min · 12 tracks · thrash metal
A relentless barrage of fast riffs and aggressive vocals reflecting the chaos of 90s thrash metal.
Why this album works
This album is notable for its critical reception, with many fans praising its tight production and mature songwriting, which helped maintain Tankard's status in the thrash genre during the 90s. It also solidified their legacy as one of the leading bands in German thrash metal, influencing contemporaries and later bands in the genre.
- Best for
- steady energetic flow throughout relentless aggression and intensity ideal for workout motivation
- Context
- Released in January 1994, 'Two-Faced' marked Tankard's fifth studio album during a period of sustained popularity following their breakthrough with 'The Meaning of Life' in 1990. At this point, the band was solidifying their reputation within the thrash metal scene, delivering their signature blend of humor and social commentary.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Angel Dust· Marty Friedman· Hatesphere
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Death Penalty Standout 5:03
- 2 R.T.V. 4:33
- 3 Betrayed 3:33
- 4 Nation Over Nation Standout 4:11
- 5 Days of the Gun 5:31
- 6 Cities in Flames 4:17
- 7 Up From Zero 5:47
- 8 Two-Faced Standout 4:59
- 9 Ich brauch' meinen Suff 2:54
- 10 Cyberworld 4:51
- 11 Mainhattan 4:23
- 12 Jimmy B. Bad 2:46
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