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Album Name Neowarfare.

With the release of Tsar Bomb's debut album Neowarfare on October 9th (badGod Music), the Spanish Black/Death Metallers are well on their way to establishing themselve. Tsar Bomb - "Neowarfare".

Tsar Bomb has released the solid debut album, "Neowarfare", for all the fans of this genre and for all those who are interested in wars and destructive weapons. The band formed in 2009 and kept on struggling until the debut album found its way toward the history of violent music. As the Spanish extreme metal scene is rising increasingly in the last decade, Tsar Bomb is proving to be one of these Spanish groups that can create the most violent music in Spanish history

Band: Tsar Bomb Album: Neowarfare Type: Full-length Released: May 9, 2012 Genre: Blackened Death Metal Country: Spain (Málaga, Andalusia) Quality: mp3 320 kbps Label: Independent. Tracklist: 1. Intro 02:01 instrumental 2. Tsar Bomb 03:13 3. Victorious Death 04:24 4. Nuclear Feast 03:49 5. Neowarfare 03:48 6. Ashes of My Enemies 05:12 7. Zyklon-B for the Human Race 04:29 8. Tupolev TU-95 06:03 9. Nammu 05:48.

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With the release of TSAR BOMB's debut album Neowarfare on October 1st (badGod Music), the Spanish Black/Death Metallers are well on their way to establishing themselves as a force to be reckoned with; not only in Spain but upon the international stage, which it intends to obliterate in the way its namesake unleashed its power just over half a century. ago. The aggressive and speedy playing of Ivan (guitars, drum programming) and Lord Cabal (bass, backing vocals) perfectly displays the misanthropic and destructive title of the album.