The Devil Went Down to the Holy Land

The Devil Went Down to the Holy Land
Studio album by Betzefer
Released November 25, 2013
Recorded AugustSeptember 2012
Genre Groove metal, metalcore
Length 43:19
Label SPV/Steamhammer Records
Producer Tue Madsen
Betzefer chronology
Freedom to the Slave Makers
(2011)
The Devil Went Down to the Holy Land
(2013)

The Devil Went Down to the Holy Land is Israeli groove metal band Betzefer's third full-length studio album, released in November 25, 2013. To fund the album's mixing and mastering, the band started a campaign on the Indiegogo website to raise money from donations by fans.[1]

The album was mixed and mastered by Tue Madsen, who also mixed and mastered the band's first album Down Low, on September 29, 2012.

On September 11, 2012, the band revealed the album's tracklist, being made up from 14 tracks, the longest Betzefer album to date.

The band began working on several music videos for several songs off the album: a lyrics video for "I Hate" in October 2012, a stop motion animated video for "The Devil Went Down to the Holy Land" in December 2012, a live music video for "Can You Hear Me Now" in January 2013, as well as another live music video for "Sledgehammer" in April 2013.

On November 8, 2013, the band released the first single off the album: "The Devil Went Down to the Holy Land". It was released with a stop motion animated video directed by Ricardo Werdesheim.[2] A music video for the second single, "Sledgehammer", was released on November 29, 2013.[3]

Track listing

No. Title Length
1. "Tropical" (Intro) 0:51
2. "The Devil Went Down to the Holy Land"   3:02
3. "Killing the Fuss"   3:39
4. "Cash"   2:59
5. "Yuppie Six Feet Underground"   3:17
6. "Cop Killer"   3:03
7. "Sledgehammer"   3:30
8. "The Medic"   3:44
9. "Milk"   4:12
10. "Suicide Hotline Pt. 1"   3:40
11. "Suicide Hotline Pt. 2"   4:26
12. "Cannibal"   2:46
13. "I Hate"   2:42
14. "Can Your Hear Me Now"   4:08
LP edition bonus track
No. Title Length
15. "Helter Skelter" (The Beatles cover)  

Personnel

References

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