Cast in Stone
by Venom
Released: November 11, 1997
Heavy metal, thrash metal
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The Album
Released on November 11, 1997, the album marks a significant point in the band's history as it features the return of the original lineup, which had not recorded together since their seminal album "At War with Satan" in 1984. This lineup includes Conrad "Cronos" Lant on bass guitar and vocals, Jeff "Mantas" Dunn on guitar, and Anthony "Abaddon" Bray on drums. "Cast in Stone" is the tenth studio album by the English heavy metal band Venom.
Interesting Facts
It also includes a bonus CD in some…
It also includes a bonus CD in some versions, which contains re-recorded classics from their earlier albums, providing fans with a blend of nostalgia and new material.
"Cast in Stone" was released during a time…
"Cast in Stone" was released during a time when the black metal scene had evolved significantly since Venom's early years, and the album is seen as an attempt to reconnect with fans while demonstrating the influence the band had on the genre.
The album combines the band's signature black metal…
The album combines the band's signature black metal and thrash metal sound, and it is often noted for its aggression and return to the raw energy that characterized Venom's early works.
"Cast in Stone" features a variety of songs…
"Cast in Stone" features a variety of songs that echo the themes of darkness and the occult for which the band is known.
It stands as a testament to Venom's lasting…
It stands as a testament to Venom's lasting impact on the heavy metal scene.
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Reception
The album received mixed reviews but was praised for its authenticity and the reunion of the original members.
The Complete Album Story
"Cast in Stone" is the tenth studio album by the English heavy metal band Venom. Released on November 11, 1997, the album marks a significant point in the band's history as it features the return of the original lineup, which had not recorded together since their seminal album "At War with Satan" in 1984. This lineup includes Conrad "Cronos" Lant on bass guitar and vocals, Jeff "Mantas" Dunn on guitar, and Anthony "Abaddon" Bray on drums.
The album combines the band's signature black metal and thrash metal sound, and it is often noted for its aggression and return to the raw energy that characterized Venom's early works. "Cast in Stone" features a variety of songs that echo the themes of darkness and the occult for which the band is known. It also includes a bonus CD in some versions, which contains re-recorded classics from their earlier albums, providing fans with a blend of nostalgia and new material.
"Cast in Stone" was released during a time when the black metal scene had evolved significantly since Venom's early years, and the album is seen as an attempt to reconnect with fans while demonstrating the influence the band had on the genre. The album received mixed reviews but was praised for its authenticity and the reunion of the original members. It stands as a testament to Venom's lasting impact on the heavy metal scene.
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