Terminal Terror

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Terminal Terror
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Studio album by
Released1 August 1991
StudioStage One Studios, Bühne (Borgentreich)
Genre Thrash metal
Length36:00
Label West Virginia
Producer Andy Classen
Holy Moses chronology
World Chaos
(1990)
Terminal Terror
(1991)
Reborn Dogs
(1992)

Terminal Terror is the fifth full-length album release by the German thrash metal band Holy Moses.

Track listing

All lyrics are written by Sabina Classen; all music is composed by Holy Moses.

No.TitleLength
1."Nothing for My Mum"4:03
2."Two Sides Terror"4:45
3."Theotocy (Terminal Terror)"3:48
4."Creation of Violation"4:40
5."Pool of Blood"3:44
6."Distress and Death"4:53
7."Adult Machine"4:13
8."Malicious Race"3:00
9."Tradition of Fatality"2:54


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