Label: Cold Sweat Records ‎– CLD-004.

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Swords is brutal and intense, yet it avoids the darkness-and-gloom baggage that so many heavy bands carry around. In other words, this record is a hell of a lot of fun. The gates come crashing open with "Stigmata Rite", 1:38 of clobbering drums, wailing guitars and singer Chris Owens' domineering bark. Comparisons between Lords and other genre-blending metal bands will fall short: Unlike other bands, Lords aren't content with simply placing verses performed in one style alongside choruses from another, opting instead to throw it all into a menacing, razorblade-filled blender and stomping on the puree button.

Swords is a compilation album by Morrissey, released on 26 October 2009. The album features 18 single B-sides collected from the preceding three Morrissey albums – You Are the Quarry (2004), Ringleader of the Tormentors (2006), and Years of Refusal (2009).

Swords by Lords, released 09 September 2005 1. Stigmata Rites 2. Ringfinger 3. Two Lies 4. She Is The Last 5. Snake It 6. My Kind Live Low 7. Watching the Clock 8. Slow and Stupid 9. Lift High The Mighty Throne 10. Talking Whip 11. Beauty Sleep 12. The Crawl 13. Curse of Clear Vision LORDS first album for Jade Tree, combines the get in the van urgency of a forgotten era of SST influenced punk rock with an awe-inspiring precision and swagger of late 80’s American thrash metal.

Album · 2005 · 13 Songs. See All. F k All Y'all Motherfuckers.

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The best part of Swords is the growth that is there after the release of The House That Lords Built. No longer is the band afraid to slow down to sludgy metal, and yet they lose none of the momentum they've built up. "She Is The Last" takes some from the Melvins' sludge metal while "Talking Whip" has one of the heaviest breakdowns I've ever heard. The album opener, "Stigmata Rites," blazes straight through your ears in one of the most bombastic intros ever. Slow And Stupid" is anything but. Instead, it's one of the fastest songs I've ever heard that doesn't rely on the crutch of a double time drum beat. And the rest of the album is just as good. It's hard giving an album a ten.