Body Count – Violent Demise: The Last Days

Description

“Violent Demise: The Last Days” is the third studio album by Ice-T’s rock group Body Count, hailing from Los Angeles, California. The album, released on March 11, 1997, by Virgin Records, showcases a mix of genres including hardcore, spoken word, nu metal, and heavy metal.

The 16-track album opens with an intriguing interview segment, followed by “My Way” featuring Raw Breed, setting the stage for the powerful and unapologetic lyrics that dominate the album. Tracks such as “Strippers,” “Truth or Death,” and “Violent Demise” exhibit the band’s distinctive blend of metal and hardcore, while “Bring It to Pain” demonstrates their intense and aggressive musicality.

Body Count explores the darker side of the music industry in the brief interlude “Music Business,” before diving into tracks like “I Used to Love Her” and “Root of All Evil.” “Dead Man Walking” and “You’re F**kin’ With BC” further emphasize the group’s no-holds-barred lyrical approach, with “Ernie’s Intro” and “Dr. K” showcasing the exceptional musicianship of guitarist Ernie-C.

“Last Days,” the album’s final track, provides a fitting conclusion to the project, leaving listeners with a powerful impression of Body Count’s unique sound and message. The album’s diverse styles and hard-hitting lyrics make it a must-listen for fans of Ice-T and Body Count’s signature blend of metal and hardcore.