Arch EnemyDoomsday Machine

Label:

Фоно – FO520CD

Format:

CD , Album

Country:

Russia

Released:

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Melodic Death Metal

Tracklist

1 Enter The Machine 2:02
2 Taking Back My Soul
Guitar [Guest Lead]Gus G.
4:35
3 Nemesis 4:12
4 My Apocalypse 5:25
5 Carry The Cross 4:12
6 I Am Legend / Out For Blood 4:58
7 Skeleton Dance 4:33
8 Hybrids Of Steel 3:49
9 Mechanic God Creation 5:59
10 Machtkampf 4:16
11 Slaves Of Yesterday 5:03

Credits

  • Arranged ByArch Enemy
  • Arranged By [Additional]Rickard Bengtsson
  • Artwork By [Art, Layout]Joachim Luetke
  • Artwork By [Concept]Michael Amott
  • Backing Vocals [Additional]Apollo Papathanasio
  • BassSharlee D'Angelo
  • DrumsDaniel Erlandsson
  • Engineer [Assistant]Ola Strömberg
  • Guitar [Lead]Michael Amott
  • KeyboardsOla Strömberg
  • Lyrics ByMichael Amott (tracks: 2, 9, 10)
  • Mixed By, Mastered ByAndy Sneap
  • Music ByMichael Amott
  • Photography [Band Picture]Paul Harries
  • ProducerRickard Bengtsson
  • Rhythm GuitarMichael Amott
  • VocalsAngela Gossow

Notes

Recorded at Slaughterhouse Studio, Halmstad, Sweden, March, April, May 2005. Mixed and Mastered at Backstage Studios, Derbyshire, U.K., May 2005.

All recordings are licensed from Century Media Records.
(C)2005 Copyright Control.
(P)2005 Savage Messiah Music.
(P)2005 Fono Ltd.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout: FO 250 CD ARK SYSTEM www.arkcd.com
  • Mastering SID Code: ifpi LC77
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI LC33
  • Other (In Mould): ЗАО «Инновационные Технологии» Лицензия Серия ВАФ № 77-231

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
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Doomsday Machine (LP, Album, Limited Edition) Century Media 77583-1 Europe 2005
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Doomsday Machine (CD, Album) Century Media 8283-2 US 2005
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Doomsday Machine (CD, Album, DVD, Mini, DVD-Video, All Media, Limited Edition, O-Card) Savage Messiah Music 77583-8 2005
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Doomsday Machine (CD, Album) Toy's Factory TFCK-87388 Japan 2005
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Doomsday Machine (CD, Album, DVD, DVD-Video, NTSC) Century Media CM77583-2 Australia 2005

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Reviews

  • pulserecords.pt's avatar
    pulserecords.pt
    Let’s get one thing straight: Doomsday Machine is a melodic death metal juggernaut, a sharp-as-hell weapon in Arch Enemy’s arsenal, and one of the strongest moments in their Angela Gossow-fronted era. Released in 2005 and packaged here in its Russian jewelcase edition (Фоно – FO520CD), this album is full of rage, riffage, and that classic Arch Enemy melodic flare that punches you in the teeth while making your head spin from how damn catchy it is.

    The Amott brothers waste no time melting faces — “My Apocalypse” brings huge melodic solos and soaring dual guitar harmonies, “Carrying the Cross” slaps with a riff that nods to AC/DC while going full death metal carnage. And yeah, “Nemesis” is the jewel in the crown — with its empowering chorus, raging tremolo riff, and Angela Gossow’s iconic roar of “We are one!”, it’s a full-body adrenaline shot.

    But this beast isn’t just speed and power — songs like “Soul of a Nation” and “Machtkampf” show a grittier, groovier side, while “I Am Legend / Out for Blood” throws in tempo shifts and unpredictable structure, keeping even seasoned fans guessing. The instrumental “Hybrid of Steel” offers a breather but never lets go of that metallic tension.

    Sure, not every track is gold (“Skeleton Dance” might not hit as hard), but overall Doomsday Machine stands as a testament to the band’s ambition to evolve while never betraying their roots. It’s got grit, guts, and plenty of attitude — perfect for blasting in the gym, your car, or the middle of a mosh pit.

    https://www.pulserecords.pt/product/arch-enemy-doomsday-machine-cd/

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