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Medium Thrasher Journals 2.4
Nov 11 2009, 23h18
Introduction
Another round of Thrash artists that you possibly never heard of! This time I will be underlining the albums recommended and you can click on the artist link to buy them or download them. If you want more help just PM me and I can list you all the sites I download/buy from.
Past Log
Volume 2 Season
Volume 2.0
Volume 2.1
Volume 2.2
Volume 2.3
Volume 2.0
At War, Sadus, Vendetta, Demolition Hammer, Violator, Deathrow, Atrophy, Fueled by Fire, Wehrmacht, Viking
Volume 2.1
Violent Force, Voice of Destruction, Wolf Spider, Hellish Crossfire, Hallows Eve, Hatesphere, Acid Reign, Bitter End, Eliminator, Forced Entry (US)
Volume 2.2
SDI, Gammacide, Watchtower, Meltdown (US), Mega Mosh, Gothic Slam, Grinder, Cyclone, Fuck Off (SPA), Executioner
Volume 2.3
Lich King, Num Skull, Desaster, Dyoxen, Annihilated, Imagika, Negligence, Ripping Corpse, Meliah Rage, Space Eater
Journal 2.4
Ritual Carnage
Born out of the 90’s recession period for thrash, Ritual Carnage has forged a very deserving career. The album “The Highest Law” was their first of this and is reviewed here. The vocals run nicely between a variety of growls and thrash grunts which are rather like Legion of the Damned with a style of an early death metal band accompanying it. The riffs move in the same vain which keeps the songs vibrant, exciting and catchy with excellent song writing to match. The drums are solid and use enough variety to keep you tracked with each and every song. Overall, these guys are very good for what they do, but that is all they are good for. Thrash metal at its most thrash, sticking to the formula and driving on. Other Recommended albums: “I, Infidel”
Ceremony – “The Days Before The Death”
Hypnosia
From the mid-nineties this fast and furious Teutonic thrash influenced band rose and released one of the best earl 21st century albums in the world of thrash. “Extreme Hatred” pounds down with screaming vocals, gut wrenching riff structure and catchy toning with drilling drums all synchronising a truly unstoppable machine. The album contains a lot of influences from the top German 80’s bands such as Sodom and Kreator with a modern touch on Teutonic thrash as well.
Sacrament : “Haunts of Violence”
Accuser/ Accu§er
Like most German 80’s thrash metal bands, Accuser, uses a formula that works and keeps to it. Throughout “The Conviction”, the riffs and drums keep the basis of the song writing, whilst the vocals drive you to shout out the choruses and random phrases as it is so catchy to do so. Their career has spanned over the years and with various break ups and fallen outs a long the way, the band has not have much like with albums after their debut. However, “Repent” forged a incredible footing once more for the band, making incredible reviews. Sadly, the band’s troubles led to inconsistency through the 90’s. The band have made a come back demo called “Remain” which is a return of their debut days.
Temple of Blood – “Prepare For The Judgement Of Mankind”
Asmodis
In the midst of speed thrash, the German metalheads drew the line between good thrash and okay thrash in the 90’s recession. Their only album “Fahr Zur Holle Pfleischmutze” is a hit and miss sort of album but it does a duty for the dying scene. This fast pace piece of art is critical in its structure but tends to fall from focus in places, especially in their more ‘technical’ long tracks like Thee Awakening. Although, a good structural album this lack of focus cost them a future, but gave us a bit of history as it marked the end of old thrash.
Next Journal Includes
Volume 2.5
Blitzkrieg, Skullbreaker, E-X-E, Manipulated, Serpent Obscene, Obliveon, Mace
Starter Journals
Volume 1.0
Volume 1.1
Volume 1.2
Volume 1.3
Volume 1.4
Volume 1.5
Volume 1.6
Volume 1.7
Volume 1.8
Volume 1.9
Connections
D.A.M, Cerebral Fix, Betrayer, Battered, Avenger Of Blood, Living Death, Mortal Sin, Voivod, Dekapitator, AggressionVulcano, Re-Animator, Wargasm, Acid Drinkers, Dead Horse, Dead Head, Cranium, Overdose, Bywar, BewitchedAnnihilator, Carnivore, D.B.C., Warbringer, Hirax, Accept, Sepultura, Twelfth Gate, Volcano, Metal ChurchHexenhaus, Cryptic Slaughter, Flotsam and Jetsam, Sanctuary, Morbid Saint, Toxic Holocaust, Tankard, Agent Steel, Gama Bomb, Merciless DeathVio-Lence, Toxik, Evildead, Exciter, Sacred Reich, Sacrifice, Artillery, Realm, Blessed Death, Blood FeastS.O.D., Exumer, Razor, Dark Angel, Whiplash, Heathen, Laaz Rockit, Holy Moses, Holy Terror, Blind Illusion
Excel,Exhorder,Suicidal Tendencies ,Death Angel,Iron Angel,D.R.I.,Assassin,SSS (a.k.a Short Sharp Shock), Bonded By Blood, Evile
Believer,Rigor Mortis,Legion of the Damned,Nuclear Assault,Testament ,Coroner,Municipal Waste,Overkill, Forbidden,Exodus Sabbat, Xentrix,OnslaughtDestruction,Anthrax,Kreator,Sodom,Metallica,Megadeth,Slayer
Invocator Stone (FINProtectorSarcófago A.R.GExorcistNasty SavageAbattoir Intruder (US) Destroyer 666
Another round of Thrash artists that you possibly never heard of! This time I will be underlining the albums recommended and you can click on the artist link to buy them or download them. If you want more help just PM me and I can list you all the sites I download/buy from.
Past Log
Volume 2 Season
Volume 2.0
Volume 2.1
Volume 2.2
Volume 2.3
Volume 2.0
At War, Sadus, Vendetta, Demolition Hammer, Violator, Deathrow, Atrophy, Fueled by Fire, Wehrmacht, Viking
Volume 2.1
Violent Force, Voice of Destruction, Wolf Spider, Hellish Crossfire, Hallows Eve, Hatesphere, Acid Reign, Bitter End, Eliminator, Forced Entry (US)
Volume 2.2
SDI, Gammacide, Watchtower, Meltdown (US), Mega Mosh, Gothic Slam, Grinder, Cyclone, Fuck Off (SPA), Executioner
Volume 2.3
Lich King, Num Skull, Desaster, Dyoxen, Annihilated, Imagika, Negligence, Ripping Corpse, Meliah Rage, Space Eater
Journal 2.4
Ritual Carnage
Born out of the 90’s recession period for thrash, Ritual Carnage has forged a very deserving career. The album “The Highest Law” was their first of this and is reviewed here. The vocals run nicely between a variety of growls and thrash grunts which are rather like Legion of the Damned with a style of an early death metal band accompanying it. The riffs move in the same vain which keeps the songs vibrant, exciting and catchy with excellent song writing to match. The drums are solid and use enough variety to keep you tracked with each and every song. Overall, these guys are very good for what they do, but that is all they are good for. Thrash metal at its most thrash, sticking to the formula and driving on. Other Recommended albums: “I, Infidel”
Ceremony – “The Days Before The Death”
Hypnosia
From the mid-nineties this fast and furious Teutonic thrash influenced band rose and released one of the best earl 21st century albums in the world of thrash. “Extreme Hatred” pounds down with screaming vocals, gut wrenching riff structure and catchy toning with drilling drums all synchronising a truly unstoppable machine. The album contains a lot of influences from the top German 80’s bands such as Sodom and Kreator with a modern touch on Teutonic thrash as well.
Sacrament : “Haunts of Violence”
Accuser/ Accu§er
Like most German 80’s thrash metal bands, Accuser, uses a formula that works and keeps to it. Throughout “The Conviction”, the riffs and drums keep the basis of the song writing, whilst the vocals drive you to shout out the choruses and random phrases as it is so catchy to do so. Their career has spanned over the years and with various break ups and fallen outs a long the way, the band has not have much like with albums after their debut. However, “Repent” forged a incredible footing once more for the band, making incredible reviews. Sadly, the band’s troubles led to inconsistency through the 90’s. The band have made a come back demo called “Remain” which is a return of their debut days.
Temple of Blood – “Prepare For The Judgement Of Mankind”
Asmodis
In the midst of speed thrash, the German metalheads drew the line between good thrash and okay thrash in the 90’s recession. Their only album “Fahr Zur Holle Pfleischmutze” is a hit and miss sort of album but it does a duty for the dying scene. This fast pace piece of art is critical in its structure but tends to fall from focus in places, especially in their more ‘technical’ long tracks like Thee Awakening. Although, a good structural album this lack of focus cost them a future, but gave us a bit of history as it marked the end of old thrash.
Next Journal Includes
Volume 2.5
Blitzkrieg, Skullbreaker, E-X-E, Manipulated, Serpent Obscene, Obliveon, Mace
Starter Journals
Volume 1.0
Volume 1.1
Volume 1.2
Volume 1.3
Volume 1.4
Volume 1.5
Volume 1.6
Volume 1.7
Volume 1.8
Volume 1.9
Connections
D.A.M, Cerebral Fix, Betrayer, Battered, Avenger Of Blood, Living Death, Mortal Sin, Voivod, Dekapitator, AggressionVulcano, Re-Animator, Wargasm, Acid Drinkers, Dead Horse, Dead Head, Cranium, Overdose, Bywar, BewitchedAnnihilator, Carnivore, D.B.C., Warbringer, Hirax, Accept, Sepultura, Twelfth Gate, Volcano, Metal ChurchHexenhaus, Cryptic Slaughter, Flotsam and Jetsam, Sanctuary, Morbid Saint, Toxic Holocaust, Tankard, Agent Steel, Gama Bomb, Merciless DeathVio-Lence, Toxik, Evildead, Exciter, Sacred Reich, Sacrifice, Artillery, Realm, Blessed Death, Blood FeastS.O.D., Exumer, Razor, Dark Angel, Whiplash, Heathen, Laaz Rockit, Holy Moses, Holy Terror, Blind Illusion
Excel,Exhorder,Suicidal Tendencies ,Death Angel,Iron Angel,D.R.I.,Assassin,SSS (a.k.a Short Sharp Shock), Bonded By Blood, Evile
Believer,Rigor Mortis,Legion of the Damned,Nuclear Assault,Testament ,Coroner,Municipal Waste,Overkill, Forbidden,Exodus Sabbat, Xentrix,OnslaughtDestruction,Anthrax,Kreator,Sodom,Metallica,Megadeth,Slayer
Invocator Stone (FINProtectorSarcófago A.R.GExorcistNasty SavageAbattoir Intruder (US) Destroyer 666
