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Hydra Vein – Unlamented Review
Old school, in-your-face, punch-up thrash metal. Loud, fast, and aggressive. That’s the bits I like! It’s all here like it was 33 years ago. Please don’t leave it so... -
Sodom – Genesis XIX Review
The German titans return with their sixteenth studio effort entitled “Genesis XIX”. This is the first time in Sodom's history that they have recorded as a quartet rather than... -
Vader – Solitude In Madness Review
Polish death metal legends Vader has undoubtedly been one of the leading forces in extreme metal worldwide for almost four decades. The Polish quartet, led by Piotr “Peter” Wiwczarek... -
Overkill – The Wings of War Review
‘The Wings of War’ is album number 19 of a band that defined the standards of thrash metal, a full-length record that showcases a band that doesn’t get tired... -
Flotsam and Jetsam – The End of Chaos Review
Released By: AFM Records Release Date: January 18th, 2019 Genre: Thrash Metal Links: http://www.flotsam-and-jetsam.com Line Up: Eric “A.K.” Knutson – Vocals Michael Gilbert – Guitars Steve Conley – Guitars Michael... -
Gama Bomb – Speed Between The Lines Review
The most enjoyable aspect is that vocalist Phily Byrne is the clear standout, including a number of falsetto screams, showing his recovery from vocal surgery in 2012 is now... -
Anthrax – Kings Among Scotland Review
Anthrax is more than deserving of their placement in the Big 4 of Thrash. Basically revolutionizing, if not inventing, their own brand of fast-paced, crossover sound, they have remained... -
Savage Messiah – Hands Of Fate Review
This album will appeal to Savage Messiah fans who have been there since the very beginning and should attract a new and much wider audience.... -
Act of Defiance – Old Scars New Wounds Review
Though it sounds like I didn't like the album, that couldn't be further from the truth. I just didn't love it near as much as the first one....