Warp Zone (album)

Warp Zone is Martyr's 2nd full-length album. It was released independently on March 11, 2000. A European edition was released by Sekhmet Records which contained two bonus tracks, several live videos and other multi-media. In October 2006, Galy Records released a re-issue containing four bonus tracks.

Warp Zone
Studio album by
Martyr
ReleasedMarch 11, 2000
Recorded1999
StudioVictor Studio
GenreTechnical death metal
Length38:38
LabelIndependent, Sekhmet Records, Galy Records
ProducerPierre Rémillard
Martyr chronology
Hopeless Hopes
(1997)		 Warp Zone
(2000)		 Extracting the Core
(2001)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Metaluniverse.net(9.5/10)[1]

Matt Heafy of Trivium called it one of his favorite albums and said "This has been a hugely influential album on me, and they’re a band that I feel are way underrated. They’re a band so many people haven’t heard about but this album is truly a gem. Everyone’s putting technical and jazz elements of things like virtuoso guitarist Allan Holdsworth in there, but these guys were doing it before all of them and Martyr don’t do it for the sake of it, they do it for the sake of new sounding songs. The band incorporate jazz, thrash, death and tech and so much more. They really have their own sound."[2]

Track listing
Original edition
No.TitleLength
1."Warp Zone"3:04
2."Virtual Emotions"4:07
3."Endless Vortex Towards Erasing Destiny"3:18
4."Deserted Waters"4:11
5."Carpe Diem"4:21
6."The Fortune-Teller"4:22
7."Speechless"5:02
8."Retry? Abort? Ignore?"4:28
9."Realms of Reverie" (narration by Luc Lemay)5:45
2002 European edition bonus tracks
No.TitleLength
10."Ostrogoth (Live 2001)"4:35
11."Endless Vortex Towards Erasing Destiny (Live 2001)"3:36
12."Osgoroth (demo version)"4:38
13."Non Conformis (demo version)"6:56
2006 Galy Records re-issue bonus tracks
No.TitleLength
10."Warp Zone"2:38
11."Virtual Emotions"4:21
12."Deserted Waters"4:11
13."Carpe Diem"4:25

Personnel
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References
  1. Metaluniverse.net review
  2. Metalhammer UK Website: My Top Ten Essential Metal Albums Retrieved May 13, 2010
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