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Track List
01) Masquerade in Blood
02) Gathering of Minds
03) Fields of Honour
04) Braindead
05) Verrecke!
06) Shadow of Damnation
07) Peacemaker's Law
08) Murder in My Eyes
09) Unwanted Youth
10) Mantelmann
11) Scum
12) Hydrophobia
13) Let's Break the Law
01) Masquerade in Blood
02) Gathering of Minds
03) Fields of Honour
04) Braindead
05) Verrecke!
06) Shadow of Damnation
07) Peacemaker's Law
08) Murder in My Eyes
09) Unwanted Youth
10) Mantelmann
11) Scum
12) Hydrophobia
13) Let's Break the Law
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First Released
1995
Thrash Metal
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Masquerade in Blood is the seventh studio album by German thrash metal band Sodom, released on 1 June 1995 by Steamhammer/SPV. Musically, Masquerade is often seen as the band's rawest and heaviest record, and continues in the same vein as that of their previous album, but in a more post-thrash fashion.
The album includes a cover of Anti-Nowhere League song "Let's Break the Law", as well as a cover of Saxon song "20,000 Feet". The latter is only found on the Japanese releases of the album. This is also the only release to feature guitarist Strahli, and the second and last for drummer Atomic Steif, since the former was arrested in 1996 for possession of drugs, while the latter left the band for personal reasons.
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Masquerade in Blood is the seventh studio album by German thrash metal band Sodom, released on 1 June 1995 by Steamhammer/SPV. Musically, Masquerade is often seen as the band's rawest and heaviest record, and continues in the same vein as that of their previous album, but in a more post-thrash fashion.
The album includes a cover of Anti-Nowhere League song "Let's Break the Law", as well as a cover of Saxon song "20,000 Feet". The latter is only found on the Japanese releases of the album. This is also the only release to feature guitarist Strahli, and the second and last for drummer Atomic Steif, since the former was arrested in 1996 for possession of drugs, while the latter left the band for personal reasons.
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