Metal Church Tier List (Albums RANKED including Congregation of Anihilation)
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As voted by you, it is time to rank all the albums by Metal Church.
Albums mentioned:
Metal Church (1984): The band's self-titled debut album is considered a classic in the heavy metal genre. It showcases their energetic and aggressive sound with tracks like "Beyond the Black" and "Gods of Wrath."
The Dark (1986): Building on their success, Metal Church released their second album, which featured a darker and more melodic approach. The album includes standout tracks such as "Watch the Children Pray" and "Ton of Bricks."
Blessing in Disguise (1989): This album marked the departure of original vocalist David Wayne and the arrival of new vocalist Mike Howe. "Blessing in Disguise" showcased the band's evolution towards a more commercial sound, with tracks like "Badlands".
The Human Factor (1991): Metal Church continued to explore a more melodic and accessible direction with this album. While it didn't achieve the commercial success they had hoped for, it contains solid tracks like "Date with Poverty" and "Flee from Reality."
Hanging in the Balance (1993): With a blend of heavy riffs and progressive elements, this album showcased the band's versatility.
Masterpeace (1999): After a lengthy hiatus, Metal Church returned with their sixth studio album.
The Weight of the World (2004): This album saw the return of vocalist Ronny Munroe and marked a return to the band's heavier sound.
A Light in the Dark (2006): Building on the success of their previous release, Metal Church continued with their traditional heavy metal sound.
This Present Wasteland (2008): The album tackles socio-political themes and presents a heavier and more aggressive sound. Notable tracks include "Breathe Again" and "Meet Your Maker," which demonstrate Metal Church's ability to deliver hard-hitting music with a message.
Generation Nothing (2013): This album showcases a return to the band's classic sound with a modern touch. It includes tracks like "Bullet Proof" and "Dead City" that capture Metal Church's signature heavy and melodic style.
XI is the eleventh studio album by the renowned American heavy metal band, Metal Church. The album was released on March 25, 2016, marking the band's return after a 23-year hiatus since their album "Hanging in the Balance." Notably, XI is also the first album in over two decades to feature the return of vocalist Mike Howe, adding to the excitement and anticipation among Metal Church fans
Damned If You Do is the twelfth studio album by the esteemed American heavy metal band Metal Church. It was released on December 7, 2018, via Rat Pak Records. This album holds significance as it marks the band's first collaboration with former W.A.S.P. drummer Stet Howland, who joined Metal Church in 2017, succeeding long-time member Jeff Plate. Furthermore, Damned If You Do serves as the final album to feature vocalist Mike Howe, who tragically passed away in 2021. The album was accompanied by music videos for the tracks "Damned If You Do" and "By the Numbers," showcasing the band's commitment to visual storytelling alongside their powerful music.
Congregation of Annihilation stands as the thirteenth studio album by the esteemed American heavy metal band, Metal Church. The album was officially released on May 26, 2023, courtesy of Rat Pak Records. Notably, this album carries great significance as it introduces the band's new vocalist, Marc Lopes, who joined the lineup in the summer of 2022. Lopes takes the helm as the successor to the late Mike Howe, infusing his own unique style and energy into Metal Church's music. Congregation of Annihilation marks an exciting new chapter for the band as they continue to captivate audiences with their powerful and relentless heavy metal sound.
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JC Rock and Metal Reviews is a music channel. I mostly do album reviews and album rankings, but I also occasionally do videos where I show vinyl records, as well as CDs. My main genres are Heavy Metal, Classic Rock, Hard Rock, Progressive Rock, Thrash Metal, Death Metal, Progressive Metal, Hair Metal and sometimes I think out of the box with some pop, soft rock and country.
My favorite bands are Metallica, Megadeth, Iron Maiden, Kiss, Led Zeppelin, The Doors, The Beatles, Pink Floyd and of course, Alice Cooper.
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Albums mentioned:
Metal Church (1984): The band's self-titled debut album is considered a classic in the heavy metal genre. It showcases their energetic and aggressive sound with tracks like "Beyond the Black" and "Gods of Wrath."
The Dark (1986): Building on their success, Metal Church released their second album, which featured a darker and more melodic approach. The album includes standout tracks such as "Watch the Children Pray" and "Ton of Bricks."
Blessing in Disguise (1989): This album marked the departure of original vocalist David Wayne and the arrival of new vocalist Mike Howe. "Blessing in Disguise" showcased the band's evolution towards a more commercial sound, with tracks like "Badlands".
The Human Factor (1991): Metal Church continued to explore a more melodic and accessible direction with this album. While it didn't achieve the commercial success they had hoped for, it contains solid tracks like "Date with Poverty" and "Flee from Reality."
Hanging in the Balance (1993): With a blend of heavy riffs and progressive elements, this album showcased the band's versatility.
Masterpeace (1999): After a lengthy hiatus, Metal Church returned with their sixth studio album.
The Weight of the World (2004): This album saw the return of vocalist Ronny Munroe and marked a return to the band's heavier sound.
A Light in the Dark (2006): Building on the success of their previous release, Metal Church continued with their traditional heavy metal sound.
This Present Wasteland (2008): The album tackles socio-political themes and presents a heavier and more aggressive sound. Notable tracks include "Breathe Again" and "Meet Your Maker," which demonstrate Metal Church's ability to deliver hard-hitting music with a message.
Generation Nothing (2013): This album showcases a return to the band's classic sound with a modern touch. It includes tracks like "Bullet Proof" and "Dead City" that capture Metal Church's signature heavy and melodic style.
XI is the eleventh studio album by the renowned American heavy metal band, Metal Church. The album was released on March 25, 2016, marking the band's return after a 23-year hiatus since their album "Hanging in the Balance." Notably, XI is also the first album in over two decades to feature the return of vocalist Mike Howe, adding to the excitement and anticipation among Metal Church fans
Damned If You Do is the twelfth studio album by the esteemed American heavy metal band Metal Church. It was released on December 7, 2018, via Rat Pak Records. This album holds significance as it marks the band's first collaboration with former W.A.S.P. drummer Stet Howland, who joined Metal Church in 2017, succeeding long-time member Jeff Plate. Furthermore, Damned If You Do serves as the final album to feature vocalist Mike Howe, who tragically passed away in 2021. The album was accompanied by music videos for the tracks "Damned If You Do" and "By the Numbers," showcasing the band's commitment to visual storytelling alongside their powerful music.
Congregation of Annihilation stands as the thirteenth studio album by the esteemed American heavy metal band, Metal Church. The album was officially released on May 26, 2023, courtesy of Rat Pak Records. Notably, this album carries great significance as it introduces the band's new vocalist, Marc Lopes, who joined the lineup in the summer of 2022. Lopes takes the helm as the successor to the late Mike Howe, infusing his own unique style and energy into Metal Church's music. Congregation of Annihilation marks an exciting new chapter for the band as they continue to captivate audiences with their powerful and relentless heavy metal sound.
#MetalChurch #MetalChurchBand #MetalChurchMusic #MetalChurchFans #HeavyMetal #MetalMusic #MetalHeads #AlbumRelease #NewMusic #MusicMonday #RockAndRoll #Headbangers #MetalLovers #MusicIsLife #MetalCommunity
JC Rock and Metal Reviews is a music channel. I mostly do album reviews and album rankings, but I also occasionally do videos where I show vinyl records, as well as CDs. My main genres are Heavy Metal, Classic Rock, Hard Rock, Progressive Rock, Thrash Metal, Death Metal, Progressive Metal, Hair Metal and sometimes I think out of the box with some pop, soft rock and country.
My favorite bands are Metallica, Megadeth, Iron Maiden, Kiss, Led Zeppelin, The Doors, The Beatles, Pink Floyd and of course, Alice Cooper.
FACEBOOK:
Facebook: JCrockandmetalreviews
CONTACT INFORMATION FOR VCLT, BANDS, COLLABS ETC...
[email protected]
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Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.
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