Izdavač: Ostalo
Žanr: Hard Rok i Metal
Poreklo: Strani izvođač

Original, made in EU
Novo, u celofanu

Studio album by The Berzerker
Released 12 February 2007
Genres Industrial death metal, grindcore
Length 28:55
Label Earache
The Berzerker chronology
World of Lies
(2005) Animosity
(2007) The Reawakening
(2008)
Animosity is the fourth album by the band The Berzerker released in 2007. A drum machine was used on the drum parts as with the first and third albums.

Reception
Metal Hammer gave it a rating of StarStarStarStarStarStarStar

Track listing
`Eye for an Eye` – 2:17
`Purgatory` – 3:04
`False Hope` – 3:29
`Evolution` – 2:47
`No more Reasons` – 2:45
`Retribution` – 2:41
`The Cancer` – 3:09
`Weapons of War` – 2:31
`Heavily Medicated` – 2:26
`Lonely World` – 3:47
The song `Heavily Medicated` was featured in Issue 164 of Metal Hammer magazine.

A Limited Edition was also released with a live bonus disc entitled Live in London. It was recorded on the UK tour at London`s Dome on 16 December 2006.[citation needed]

Bonus disc track listing
`Intro`
`Forever`
`Compromise`
`The Principles and Practices of Embalming`
"Y"
`Never Hated More`
`World of Tomorrow`
`Disregard`
`All About You`
`Cannibal Rights`
`Heavily Medicated`
`Burnt`
`Afterlife`
`Chapel of Ghouls` (Morbid Angel cover)
`Pure Hatred`
`Deform`
`No One Wins`
`Death Reveals`
`Reality`
`Committed to Nothing`
`Corporal Jigsore Quandary` (Carcass cover)
Personnel
Luke Kenny — vocals, drum programming
Jason — guitar and bass

The Berzerker are an Australian/British industrial death metal band from Melbourne formed in 1995. The band`s music, influenced by older death metal and grindcore bands such as Carcass, Obituary, and Napalm Death, can be characterised as a fusion of these with speedcore and gabber.[1] The band`s founding member, Luke Kenny, described the band`s style as industrial death metal.[2]

The Berzerker has produced five full-length albums, The Berzerker (2000), Dissimulate (2002), World of Lies (2005), Animosity (2007) and The Reawakening (2008). These were released through Earache Records, with the exception of the last album, which was self-released through Berserker Industries. During the early part of their career as a live act, band members were identified only as The Vocalist, The Guitarist, The Bassist and The Drummer, distinguishable on stage by the masks they wore. The group abandoned this approach after the masks became unhygienic with age, and to avoid comparisons with Slipknot.[2]

A DVD documentary, The Principles and Practices of The Berzerker (2004), includes several hours of live concert footage, as well as the first public images of the unmasked band members.

Most of the band`s music videos have been banned from broadcast for reasons such as the possible epileptic seizure-inducing imagery contained in the video `Forever`, and the imagery of `Reality`,[3] which features graphic images of cadavers and body parts.