SLAUGHTER
SLAUGHTER discography with album pages, track lists, Spotify players, music videos and English liner notes on METAL BOOST.
English Discography Overview
This English discography hub highlights SLAUGHTER albums such as Back to Reality, Revolution, Fear No Evil. The album notes emphasize these records' riffs, vocals, production character, songwriting flow and listening context: Back to Reality retains Slaughter’s catchy melodies and smooth choruses while moving into a more settled rock texture. Revolution retains Slaughter’s high vocal lines and hook sense while moving toward lower, heavier guitar and more varied songwriting. Fear No Evil keeps Slaughter’s high-reaching vocal and catchy choruses while adding heavier guitar weight and more shadow to the songs.
Albums
Back to Reality retains Slaughter’s catchy melodies and smooth choruses while moving into a more settled rock texture.
Revolution retains Slaughter’s high vocal lines and hook sense while moving toward lower, heavier guitar and more varied songwriting.
Fear No Evil keeps Slaughter’s high-reaching vocal and catchy choruses while adding heavier guitar weight and more shadow to the songs.
The Wild Life keeps Slaughter’s clear chorus hooks and bright hard-rock lift while moving into a more varied set of songs than its predecessor.
Stick It to Ya finds SLAUGHTER in a phase that uses hard-edged guitar and wide-open vocal melody to deepen a melodic-hard-rock outline.