Armistice - Artful Killing

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Review by fermin Barril

Artful Killing by Armistice: A Thrash Gem That Packs a Punch Alright, let’s talk about Artful Killing, the 1995 thrash rock album from Germany’s own Armistice. Self-released under their own label (props to them for keeping it indie), this record might not have blown up the charts, but man, does it leave a mark. If you’re into raw, unfiltered thrash with an edge, this one’s worth your time. First off, let me just say—the energy on this thing is wild. It’s like they took all the aggression of '80s thrash and gave it a '90s attitude shake-up. Two tracks really stuck with me: “Killture” and “This Life Of Mine.” “Killture” kicks things off with this relentless riff that grabs you by the collar and doesn’t let go. The vocals are gritty as hell, almost like the singer’s got something to prove—and honestly? It works. There’s this moment halfway through where the tempo shifts, and suddenly you’re hit with this chaotic solo that feels like your ears are being punked. I couldn’t help but crank the volume every time it came on. Feels rebellious, ya know? Then there’s “This Life Of Mine,” which hits different. It starts slower, more brooding, but don’t get too comfy—it explodes into this massive wall of sound that just screams frustration and defiance. Lyrically, it’s kinda introspective, like the band’s working through some heavy stuff. By the end, you feel like you’ve been through the wringer—but in a good way. Like, yeah, life sucks sometimes, but at least we’ve got killer tunes to help us deal. Oh, and how could I forget “The Run”? That track’s got this chugging rhythm that makes you wanna move. Not gonna lie, it’s probably my workout jam now. What’s cool about Artful Killing is that it doesn’t try too hard to be polished or perfect. It’s messy, loud, and real—like a snapshot of what Armistice was feeling back then. You can tell these guys weren’t chasing fame; they were just making music because they had to. And honestly? That’s refreshing. So here’s the kicker—this album came out in ’95, right when grunge was still kinda ruling the scene. Yet here’s this German band doing their own thrashy thing, flying under the radar. Makes you wonder how many other hidden gems are out there waiting to be rediscovered. Or maybe…just maybe…they knew exactly what they were doing all along. Either way, Artful Killing deserves a spot in your playlist if you’re hunting for something raw and unforgettable. Rock on, folks.

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Artist: Armistice
Album: Artful Killing
Rating: 4.0

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Filename: armistice-artful-killing.zip
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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
The Run
This Life Of Mine
Killture

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Not On Label (Armistice Self-released)

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Formats

  • CD
  • Maxi-Single

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout: A0100181522-0101 13 A2

About Armistice

Thrash / Speed Metal band from Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Active years: 1991-2007

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The German rock band Armistice self-released their thrash-heavy album *Artful Killing* in 1995. It included killer tracks like "Killture" and "This Life Of Mine." Raw energy, no label interference—just pure underground vibes.