1000 Thoughts of Violence

August 2024 1000 Thoughts of Violence studio Kekal Kekal - 1000 Thoughts of Violence.jpg February 2003 (Undying Music/Alfa Records, cassette)June 2003 (Fear Dark Records, CD)August 2003 (Rock Express Records, cassette) September and December 2002, Vision Studio Extreme metal, avant-garde metal, progressive metal, black metal 50:17 Fear Dark Records, Undying Music/Alfa Records Jeff/Kekal Kekal compilations compilation Introduce Us to Immortality 2003 Kekal studio albums studio Chaos & Warfare 2002 1000 Thoughts of Violence 2003 Acidity 2005 1000 Thoughts of Violence is the fourth album by Indonesian extreme metal band Kekal, released in 2003. The central theme of the album is moral decline and the violent nature of humanity.Niethan There is an original violent tendency in our human nature 17 December 2003 http://www.archaic-magazine.com/article.php?aid=38603 Archaic Magazine 5 January 2011 https://web.archive.org/web/20111005052820/http://www.archaic-magazine.com/article.php?aid=38603 5 October 2011 usurped dmy-all This was the first and only major studio album by the band without the skills of additional guitarist Leo Setiawan. It is one of four albums available for free download on the official website. Release & reception 1000 Thoughts-Violent Society.ogg Kekal "Violent Society" (2003) The song "Violent Society", which is noted for containing a hip-hop passage, exemplifies the band's use of contrast between raging intensity and more mellow passages. left Ogg Aardschok 90/100 HM Magazine favorableStevenson, Stewart HM – Kekal Review: 1000 Thoughts of Violence http://www.hmmagazine.com/reviews/album/k/kekal1203.php HM Magazine 5 January 2011 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20110610093958/https://www.hmmagazine.com/reviews/album/k/kekal1203.php 10 June 2011 dmy Imperiumi.net 8.5 10Ryhänen Kekal – 1000 Thoughts of Violence http://www.imperiumi.net/index.php?act=albums&id=1366 Imperiumi.net 16 June 2012 Finnish 3 October 2003 Matt Morrow 9 10Morrow, Matt Kekal – 1000 Thoughts of Violence https://thewhippingpost.tripod.com/kekal1000thoughtsofviolence/ TheWhippingPost 5 January 2011 Metal Storm 9/10Kekal – 1000 Thoughts of Violence – Rating details http://www.metalstorm.net/bands/rating.php?album_id=3454 Metal Storm 12 June 2012 Promonex Powermetal.de Extremely favorableLang Stefan Kekal – 1000 Thoughts of Violence https://powermetal.de/review/review-Kekal/1000_Thoughts_Of_Violence,2856.html Powermetal.de Weihrauch Median Verlang 26 April 2012 German 22 July 2003 Powerplay Magazine 7/10 "Psych Folk" Radio FavorableKekal : 1000 thoughts of violence http://progressive.homestead.com/INDOREVIEWS.html#anchor_54 Progressive.homestead.com "Psych Folk" Radio 12 June 2012; Overview Progressive Music from Indonesia http://psychevanhetfolk.homestead.com/files/INDO.txt "Psych Folk" Radio 12 June 2012 Rock Hard 8.0/10Pöpperl-Berenda Robert Review – Album: 1000 Thoughts of Violence Rock Hard RH #200 http://www.rockhard.de/megazine/reviewarchiv/review-anzeigen.html?tx_rxsearch_pi1%5breview%5d=15823 21 June 2012 German While the CD version was released by Fear Dark (Netherlands) to cover most of the bigger distribution channels mainly in Europe, 1000 Thoughts of Violence was also released in cassette versions by Undying Music (Indonesia) and Rock Express Records (Yugoslavia). In Indonesia, the album was distributed by Alfa Records from 2003 to 2004 and became the first album from Kekal being sold in mainstream record stores in the country, and it became the best selling Kekal album to date.Kekal 1000 Thoughts of Violence (2003) https://www.kekal.org/album-1000thoughts.php Kekal.org 5 January 2011Kekal 1000 Thoughts of Violence (2003) https://kekal.bandcamp.com/album/1000-thoughts-of-violence Bandcamp 31 August 2013 Critical reception was highly favorable. AllMusic noted the album as plunging the band into "ultra-progressive" experiments".artist kekal-mn0001545395 yes Kekal Rivadavia, Eduardo AllMusic Rovi Corporation 12 March 2012 According to a review by HM Magazine, Kekal matured greatly since its previous release, The Painful Experience, especially with its vocals. This album found the band experimenting much more than on previous releases, yet also was considered its most cohesive effort to date. The album was noted for switching between raging intensity and more mellow passages, such as the song "Violent Society", which even included a hip-hop passage. Rock Hard rated the album eight out of ten, comparing the album's guitar work to Iron Maiden, Joe Satriani, and Cynic. The band's bass guitar technique in particular was compared to Iron Maiden bassist Steve Harris. Rock Hard noted that the band described themselves as black metal, and labeled the album as metal with a Christian angle but also influenced by mid-1980s power metal. Antwerp-based radio show "Psych Folk" Radio on Radio Centraal viewed the album favorably, mentioning in a broadcast on Indonesian progressive music that 1000 Thoughts of Violence "is a possibility to invite progressive rock listeners to take the challenge to open up their perspectives." On the program's website the album was called an "intelligent listening pleasure for the open minded." Stefan Lang of Powermetal.de viewed that album extremely favorably, calling the album a highlight of the year 2003, while Metal Storm staff member Promonex rated the album nine out of ten. Finnish heavy metal site Imperiumi.net rated the album 8 1/2 out of 10. In 2010 on Powermetal.de, 1000 Thoughts of Violence garnered fourteen points in a retrospective on the year 2003, tying in twenty-third place out of twenty-eight alongside Dimmu Borgir's Death Cult Armageddon, Harem Scarem's Higher, Green Carnation's A Blessing in Disguise, and Arena's Contagion.Das vierte Jahrzehnt: Teil 4 – Das Jahr 2003 https://powermetal.de/content/artikel/show-Das_vierte_Jahrzehnt__Teil_4_-_Das_Jahr_2003,6846-1.html Powermetal.de Weihrauch Median Verlang 21 June 2012 Julian Rohrer German 3 June 2010 Track listing Subsession / Once Again It Failed 4.37 Vox Diaboli 4.31 In Continuum 5.46 Paradigma Baru 2.35 Artifacts of Modern Insanity 5.18 Violent Society 5.06 Subsession II 4.58 Default 5.36 Beyond Numerical Reasons I. 404 II. 911 III. 70x7 12.20 Personnel Jeff Arwadi – guitars, vocals, additional bass, digital and analog synth orchestrations Azhar Levi Sianturi – bass, vocals, additional guitars Doctor D – sampling, noises, loops, fx and programming Safrina Christina – additional vocals Sang Hitam – drum machineNeithan An eternal thought of Violence! 17 October 2002 http://www.archaic-magazine.com/article.php?aid=38292 Archaic Magazine 5 January 2011 https://web.archive.org/web/20110707161531/http://www.archaic-magazine.com/article.php?aid=38292 7 July 2011 usurped dmy-all Jeff: "I don't want to shock you, but honestly, Sang Hitam is a programmed drums! We couldn't find a drummer who meets our qualifications.. Sang Hitam in Indonesian language means 'the black one' and before we find a real drummer." References External links Official website Category:Kekal albums Category:2003 albums Category:Albums free for download by copyright owner Category:Thrash metal albums Category:Power metal albums