War Ensemble

Slayer · Soundtrack To The Apocalypse [2003]

Propaganda death ensemble

Burial to be

Corpses rotting through the night

In blood laced misery

Scorched earth the policy

The reason for the seige

The pendulum exchange the blade

for strafing air blood raid



Infiltration push reserves

Encircle the front llines

Supreme art of strategy

Playing on the minds

Bombard till submission

Take all to their graves

Indication of triumph

The number that are dead



Sport the war, war support

The sport is war, total war

When victory's a massacre

The final swing is not a drill

It's how many people I can kill



Be dead friend from above

When darkness falls

Descend onto my sights

Your fallen walls

Spearhead break through the lines

Flanked all around

Soldiers of attrition

Forward their ground

Strategy prophetic age

Old in its time

Flowing veins run on through

Deep in the Rhine

Center of the web

All battles scored

What is our war crimes

Era forever more

War



Propaganda war ensemble

Burial to be

Bones shining by the night

In blood laced misery

Campaign of elimination

Twisted psychology

When victory is to survive

And death is defeat



Sport the war, war support

The sport is war, total war

When this end is a slaughter

The final swing is not a drill

It's how many people I can kill

War Ensemble - Slayer

Slayer's 'War Ensemble' stands as a definitive anthem within the thrash metal canon, exemplifying the band's signature blend of aggressive riffing and high-speed tempo. Recorded for the soundtrack to the 2003 film 'The Apocalypse', the track showcases Tom Ar's virtuosic guitar work and the group's relentless energy that has defined their career since the 1980s. As a staple of their discography, the song captures the raw intensity and chaotic power characteristic of Slayer's live performances and studio recordings alike. It serves as a powerful representation of the genre's evolution, maintaining its status as a high-energy track that demands attention from fans of extreme metal.