Showing posts with label Thrash Metal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thrash Metal. Show all posts

Saturday, November 27, 2010

Sodom - In War and Pieces (2010)


Band: Sodom
Genre: Thrash Metal
Country: Germany


CD 1:
01. In War And Pieces
03. Through Toxic Veins
04. Nothing Counts More Than Blood
05. Storm Raging Up
06. Feigned Death Throes
07. Soul Contraband
08. God Bless You
09. The Art Of Killing Poetry
10. Knarrenheinz
11. Styptic Parasite

CD 2 (Bonus Live At Wacken Open Air 2007):
12. Blood On Your Lips (Live At Wacken 2007)
13. City Of God (Live At Wacken 2007)
14. Proselytism Real (Live At Wacken 2007)
15. Christ Passion (Live At Wacken 2007)
16. One Step Over The Line (Live At Wacken 2007)
17. Abuse (Live At Wacken 2007)
18. Sodomy And Lust (Live At Wacken 2007)
19. Ausgebombt (Live At Wacken 2007)
20. The Saw Is The Law (Live At Wacken 2007)
21. Outbreak Of Evil (Live At Wacken 2007)

In War and Pieces [Full-length](2010)

Deathchain - Death Gods (2010)


Band: Deathchain
Genre: Old School Death/Thrash Metal
Country: Finland


After their last two lack-luster releases, Deathchain returns to form in 2010 with their fifth full-length, Death Gods. While the sound isn't quite as gritty or thrash-laden as on their past albums, sometimes sounding a bit like NMF-era Bloodbath, it's still a death metal album well-worth your time and it shows they haven't lost the ability to release quality material.

Death Gods [Full-length](2010)

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Angelus Apatrida - Clockwork (2010)


Band: Angelus Apatrida
Genre: Thrash Metal
Country: Spain

Angelus Apatrida is a relatively young, little-known thrash metal band from Spain that takes a direct and obvious influence from the older releases of thrash legends like Exodus and Testament and puts their own modernized spin on the sound. What makes Angelus Apatrida so different from all the other modern thrash metal bands trying to live up to legendary comparisons is that, aside from the fact that they actually do, they have the rare ability to make a thrash metal album memorable and listenable all the way through without one ounce of filler. With Clockwork's unforgettable riffs and face-melting solos, I have a feeling Angelus Apatrida's popularity status will, no doubt, change drastically in 2010.

Clockwork [Full-length](2010)