One Foot in Hell
Cirith Ungol · 1986
35 min · 8 tracks · heavy metal · power metal · doom metal
A raw blend of doom and heavy metal that channels a dark, epic atmosphere with commanding vocals.
One Foot in Hell is an album by Cirith Ungol, released in 1986. A raw blend of doom and heavy metal that channels a dark, epic atmosphere with commanding vocals. 'One Foot in Hell' is significant for its influence on the doom metal genre and its role in shaping the sound of future power metal bands. Despite limited commercial success at the time, it has since garnered critical acclaim and is regarded as a seminal work within the heavy metal community. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does One Foot in Hell sound like?
A raw blend of doom and heavy metal that channels a dark, epic atmosphere with commanding vocals. Rooted in heavy metal and power metal.
What makes One Foot in Hell by Cirith Ungol notable?
'One Foot in Hell' is significant for its influence on the doom metal genre and its role in shaping the sound of future power metal bands. Despite limited commercial success at the time, it has since garnered critical acclaim and is regarded as a seminal work within the heavy metal community. Released in 1986, 'One Foot in Hell' was Cirith Ungol's third studio album, following their acclaimed 'King of the Dead'. At this point, the band had established a cult following in the underground metal scene, solidifying their unique sound characterized by theatrical elements and fantasy-inspired themes.
How many songs are on One Foot in Hell?
One Foot in Hell has 8 tracks, running approximately 35 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Blood & Iron Standout 3:51
- 2 Chaos Descends Standout 4:55
- 3 The Fire 3:36
- 4 Nadsokor 4:43
- 5 100 MPH 3:26
- 6 War Eternal 5:12
- 7 Doomed Planet 4:37
- 8 One Foot in Hell Standout 5:10
Release Date
January 1, 1986
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
35 min 33 sec
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