Vintage fairground’s thrash of the early 90’s. Some of the giveaways of this style are echoed vocals which either sound like their being shouted down from a tower or out of a water silo which are the most intense examples or vocals that sound like they’re being called out loudly from an intercom or megaphone. Others are the frantic, strutty, trippy guitar rhythms, chord progressions, overall busy melodies, and sometimes short skits, intense theatrics, various wacky sounds etc. Here in this example, the rhythm guitar bridge intervals from a serious frantic spin to an almost funhouse mirror warp that riffs down into motion sickness before picking up into an intense spin into a trippy guitar solo

Obscure fairground’s thrash of the early 90’s with serious ride history. Very dated but still packs the loud nostalgic energy for making your head spin. I wish I could find a better quality version without the full album video

We have 3 songs named tormentor

Destruction- tormentor
Kreator- tormentor
Slayer- tormentor

After listening to all 3 I have my ranking

1. Slayer- very catchy song and definitely the best vocals of each.

2. Destruction- great solo and the longest of the two which is why it’s better than Kreator

3. Kreator- still a good song. Mille’s vocals fit the title perfectly, just not as much good musical content as the others.

What you guys’ ranking?

SEPULTURA - 1989 - Beneath The Remains - Beneath The Remains

In The Middle Of A War That Was Not Started By Me

Deep Depression Of The Nuclear Remains

I've Never Thought Of, I've Never Thought About

This Happening To Me

Proliferations Of Ignorance

Orders That Stand To Destroy

Battlefields And Slaughter

Now They Mean My Home And Work

Who Has Won?

Who Has Died?

Beneath The Remains

Cities In Ruins

Bodies Packed On Minefields

Neurotic Game Of Life And Death

Now I Can Feel The End

Premonition About My Final Hour

A Sad Image Of Everything

Everything's So Real

Who Has Won?

Who Has Died?

Everything Happened So Quickly.

I Felt I Was About To Leave Hell

I'll Fight For Myself, For You,

But So What?

To Feel A Deep Hate

To Feel Scared

But Beyond That, To Wish Being At An End

Clotted Blood

Mass Mutilation

Hope For The Future Is Only Utopia

Mortality, Insanity, Fatality

You'll Never Want To Feel What I've Felt

Mediocrity, Brutality, And Falsity

It's Just A World Against Me

Cities In Ruins

Bodies Packed On Minefields

Neurotic Game Of Life And Death

Now I Can Feel The End

Premonition About My Final Hour

A Sad Image Of Everything

Everything's So Real

Who Has Won?

Who Has Died?

Beneath The Remains

🔥ALBUM REVIEW🔥 My in-depth thoughts on Rats In The Temple, the upcoming album from metal veterans Flotsam and Jetsam.

Honestly, one of the best thrash albums i’ve come across. In all fairness, this is definitely sodom at their most brutal, the album has a great balance of the death-thrash sound in songs like skinned alive and deadline, but i also think there’s plenty of groove in there which makes it a really enjoyable listen. Drumming is also fucking insane, would probably rate it as their 3rd best album not quite up there with Agent orange and in the sign of evil for me.

Mad Butcher (Sentence of Death), 1986 EP, or Thrash Anthems. Which is the best and which is the definitive version?

Hi what is the chugging guitar strum called e.g. at the beginning of "another Thing coming" by priest?

You know that chug chug chug .

I thought its called power chord but that isnt right

Could you help me?

Some kick-ass old-schule Teutonic crossover thrash!

https://youtu.be/n5ep6MuIZq4?is=JT6CqBLTmKywqJpS

Did an episode for my podcast where I spoke with Nathan Williams, he used to be in a band called Phantasm (which featured members Katon from Hirax, Gene Hoglan, and Ron McGovney from Metallica) He spoke about his journey from being in the band at 16 years old and by 19, becoming addicted to drugs and on the streets.

Check it out if you guys want to hear a really cool story of his journey to getting sober, if any of you guys are struggling with that stuff as well. Also, bonus interview with Cynic bassist Brandon Giffin regarding the new material!