Lyrics by Metal Church
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- Gods Of Wrath
- Beyond The Black
- In Harm's Way
- Metal Church
- Watch The Children Pray
- (My Favorite) Nightmare
- A Light in the Dark
- A Subtle War
- A War Never Won
- Agent Green
- All That We Destroy
- All Your Sorrows
- Another Judgement Day
- Anthem Of The Estranged
- Badlands
- Battalions
- Betrayed
- Beyond All Reason
- Blinded by Life
- Blood Money
- Blow Your Mind
- Bomb To Drop
- Breathe Again
- Bulletproof
- Burial At Sea
- Cannot Tell A Lie
- Children of the Lie
- Close To The Bone
- Conductor
- Congregation
- Congregation of Annihilation
- Cradle To Grave
- Crawling To Extinction
- Date With Poverty
- Dead City
- Deeds Of A Dead Soul
- Disappear
- Down To The River
- Fake Healer
- Falldown
- Faster Than Life
- Flee From Reality
- Generation Nothing
- Gods Of Second Chance
- Hero's Soul
- Highway Star
- Hitman
- Hits Keep Comin'
- Hypnotized
- In Due Time
- In Mourning
- In The Blood
- Into Dust
- It Waits
- Jump The Gun
- Killing Your Time
- Kiss For The Dead
- Lb. Of Cure
- Leave Them Behind
- Line Of Death
- Little Boy
- Losers In The Game
- Madman's Overture
- Making Monsters
- Mass Hysteria
- Me The Nothing
- Meet Your Maker
- Method To Your Madness
- Mirror of Lies
- Monster
- More Than Your Master
- My Favorite Sin
- Needle and Suture
- No Friend Of Mine
- No Tomorrow
- Noises In The Wall
- Of Unsound Mind
- Over My Dead Body
- Pick a God And Prey
- Pill for the Kill
- Psycho
- Reset
- Rest In Pieces (April 15, 1912)
- Salvation
- Sand Kings
- Say a Prayer With 7 Bullets
- Scream
- Shadow
- Signal Path
- Sky Falls In
- Sleeps With Thunder
- Son of the Son
- Soul Eating Machine
- Start The Fire
- Suffer Fools
- Suiciety
- Sunless Sky
- Temple of the Sea
- The Believer
- The Company Of Sorrow
- The Dark
- The End Of The Age
- The Fight Song
- The Final Word
- The Human Factor
- The Media Horse
- The Perfect Crime
- The Powers That Be
- The Spell Can't Be Broken
- These Violent Thrills
- They Signed In Blood
- Time Will Tell
- Ton Of Bricks
- Toys In The Attic
- Waiting For a Savior
- Weight Of The World
- Western Alliance
- Wings Of Tomorrow
Metal Church is an American heavy metal band formed in 1980. Originally based in San Francisco, California, they relocated to Aberdeen, Washington the following year and briefly called themselves Shrapnel. Led by guitarist and songwriter Kurdt Vanderhoof, the band has released thirteen studio albums and is considered to be an integral part of the Seattle heavy metal music scene of the 1980s. They achieved considerable popularity that decade, with two of their first three albums entering the Top 100 on the US Billboard 200 chart. The band's early lyrical topics such as conflict and paranoia later expanded into philosophical, political and social commentary. Metal Church has had a revolving lineup of vocalists, guitarists, bassists and drummers throughout its 44-year career, and Vanderhoof remains the group's sole consistent creative force, despite reducing his role strictly to composition in 1986 after tiring of performing. The "classic" lineup of Vanderhoof, vocalist David Wayne, guitarist Craig Wells, bassist Duke Erickson, and drummer Kirk Arrington recorded the band's first two studio albums, Metal Church (1984) and their major breakthrough The Dark (1986). By the end of the 1980s, Vanderhoof and Wayne had parted ways with the band and were replaced by vocalist Mike Howe and guitarist John Marshall respectively. Metal Church's popularity continued with their third album Blessing in Disguise (1989), which spawned one of their best-known songs "Badlands". After releasing two more studio albums with Howe, The Human Factor (1991) and Hanging in the Balance (1993), the band first called it quits in 1996. Metal Church reformed in 1998 with most of their "classic" lineup, including Vanderhoof's return to performance, resulting in the Masterpeace album. They endured numerous lineup changes thereafter, releasing three further studio albums while fronted by Ronny Munroe (who replaced Wayne in 2003) before disbanding once again in July 2009. The group reunited for the second time in October 2012, and released their tenth studio album Generation Nothing a year later. Following Munroe's departure in the fall of 2014, Metal Church considered disbanding for the third time before Howe was rehired in April 2015 as the band's lead singer. He recorded two more albums with the group, which had enjoyed a renewed popularity during the mid-to-late 2010s, before his death on July 26, 2021. Howe has since been replaced by Marc Lopes, who debuted on the band's thirteenth studio album Congregation of Annihilation (2023).
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