The 1999 release of "Rock the Foe Hammer" marked Warlord's return to the studio after a hiatus. The album featured a more polished production compared to their earlier works.
- "Rock the Foe Hammer" was released on July 13, 1999, by Tooth & Nail Records. The album was produced by Steve McSweeney, who had previously worked with other notable Christian metal bands. It featured a re-recorded version of their earlier song "Lost Without You."
- The album charted at number 42 on Billboard's Top Christian Albums chart. This release saw the band experimenting with a slightly more melodic approach while retaining their signature heavy sound. Warlord's music video for the title track received moderate rotation on music television programs.
- Following the release of "Rock the Foe Hammer," Warlord embarked on a successful US tour. Critics noted the album's lyrical depth and musical complexity, with some praising its mature sound. The album is often considered a bridge between their earlier, more raw sound and their later, more refined recordings.
Warlord is a hard rock and heavy metal band from Seattle, Washington. They are known for their distinctive guitar work and Christian lyrical themes.
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