BOLT THROWER - In Battle There Is No Law (Repress) glitterbeat ” reclaiming the dancefloor as

” reclaiming the dancefloor as “a playing field where all are free

Headache steps away from the hum-drum of Blighty and instead focuses his gaze to sunnier shores

Madness are adored by their loyal and huge following

and incorporates protest music into the group’s sound

it's rather great

BOLT THROWER - In Battle There Is No Law (Repress) glitterbeat ” reclaiming the dancefloor asLP Standard Edition Black Vinyl (2026 Repress). Destruction, killing, is all that's in sight. Unleashed in 1988 at a time when Death Metal as a genre was still at its infancy and the vast majority of bands were yet to release their first album, BOLT THROWER's debut In Battle There Is No Law! already hit the nascent underground with full force. Only preceded by a handful of albums like DEATH's Scream Bloody Gore, NAPALM DEATH's Scum or NECROPHAGIA's