Nothing Left to Fear

Nothing Left to Fear
Studio album by Destiny
Released	1991
Recorded	1989
Genre	Heavy metal
Label	Active
Producer	Destiny
Destiny chronology
Atomic Winter (1988) Nothing Left to Fear {1991) The Undiscovered Country (1998)

Nothing Left to Fear is heavy metal/ progressive rock band Destiny's third album. It was released in autumn 1991 on both vinyl and CD.

Destiny also produced their first promotional video for a track from this album, The Evil Trinity. The video has played on several major networks.^{[citation needed]} Another two tracks from Beyond All Sense were re-recorded for this album - Sirens In The Dark and Rest in Peace.

The praise from the media was uniformly positive^{[citation needed]}. "An almost perfect album", said Martin Carlsson, the acclaimed Swedish metal writer^{[citation needed]} . "Don't miss this album!", was the response from Annika Sundbaum-Melin of Aftonbladet.^{[citation needed]} "It's the very intriguing arrangements that keeps your interest alive, the music mirrors more feelings than just the aggressive and that's good", wrote Bert Gren of Göteborgsposten.^{[citation needed]}

Track listing

1. ""Nothing left to fear 5.30 Music:Kindberg/Björnshög Lyrics: Gram
2. "Medieval Rendezvous" 4.52 Music: Björnshög Lyrics: Gram
3. "The Evil Trinity" 4.46 Music: Björnshög/Kindberg Lyrics: Gram
4. "Sirens In The Dark" 5.57 Music: Björnshög/Österman Lyrics: Ring
5. "Sheer Death" 4.14 Music: Björnshög Lyrics: Gram
6. "F.Ö.S. 1.50 Music: Kindberg
7. "Beyond All Sense" 4.48 Music: Björnshög/Kindberg Lyrics: Gram
8. "No Reservation” 3.51 Music: Björnshög/Kindberg Lyrics: Gram
9. "The Raven" 3.45 Muic: Kindberg Lyrics: Gram
10. "Rest In Peace" 4.39 Music: Österman/Prodén Lyrics:Ring
11. ”Gamla Du Fria” 0.57 Lyrics and music: Richard Dybeck, 1844 Trad Arr. Destiny 1990

Lineup

• Vocals: Zenny Gram
• Bass: Stefan Björnshög
• Guitar: Gunnar Kindberg
• Drums: Peter Lundgren