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REZET – Deal With It
Some of the most enjoyable new bands out today are the new, Old-School Thrash bands like Striker and Aerodyne, and now, Rezet. Deal With It is the band’s forth full-length studio album although the act …READ MORE
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FLOTSAM AND JETSAM – The End Of Chaos
While some felt that Flotsam and Jetsam would have a hard time following up their well-received, self-title 2016 release, on The End Of Chaos, the band seems even stronger and is remarkably fresh sounding. Eric …READ MORE
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LEVEL FIELDS – 1104
The debut from Germany’s Level Fields is described as an inspirational journey for Metal fans spanning Doom, Thrash, Prog and US Metal. Backed by a clean production and mix, the bands compositions travel from genre …READ MORE
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SKULL FIST – Way Of The Road
Canada’s trouble-plagued Skull Fist might name their third release The Road of Hard Knocks. Since their last album in 2014, the band perseveres through line-up changes and medical issues culminating in their vocalist’s vocal cord …READ MORE
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TEXAS METAL OUTLAWS – Texas Metal Outlaws
This Thrash oriented, debut, self-titled album from Texas Metal Outlaws has a painfully long list of guest performers and features a slightly different line-up on every song. The “featuring” list is so long that I …READ MORE
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HALCYON WAY – Bloody But Unbowed
Atlanta’s Halcyon Way admits to difficulty categorizing their sound. It is inspired from a range of Metal bands such as Megadeth, Dream Theater, Testament and Chimaira. The band predicts their fifth full-length album since 2008 …READ MORE
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HATCHET – Dying To Exist
Dave Ellefson of Megadeth describes Hatchet as a great, young band playing aggressive modern Thrash Metal. The band describes their sound as “Pure, Uncompromising, Bay Area Thrash Metal”, and the material on their fourth album …READ MORE
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RAWFOIL – Evolution In Action
Italy’s Rawfoil shares most of their Thrash Metal DNA with Exodus with a dashes of Mathcore complexity and Melodic Metal. While unable to match the melodic hooks, vocal delivery and high speed precision of Exodus, …READ MORE
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SABER TIGER – Bystander Effect
Long in the shadows of their better known countrymen, Loudness, Saber Tiger have been part of the Japanese Heavy Metal scene just as long and, arguably, have been just as influential. The international release of …READ MORE
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