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Extreme Attack Quito, Ecuador
Old school Thrash Metal band from Quito, Ecuador formed in 2011
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War Pigs Of Nowadays
by MENTAL SLAVERY
supported by 7 fans who also own “Hell´s Priests”
I bought this mostly as a companion to their other EP ‘Point Of No Return’. They are both similar in their homage to classic 80s thrash, but Point Of... has superior riffage and is an example of how only a handful of bands, past or present, know how to get those head banging riffs just right.
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Point Of No Return
by MENTAL SLAVERY
supported by 7 fans who also own “Hell´s Priests”
I have NEVER heard a Mental Slavery release that disappoints. This is no exception. Riffs that can be measured in metric tons, pace that can be expressed in G-Force. This is possibly the most accessible release if you're new to Mental Slavery, but I'd recommend purchasing EVERYTHING they've released. FFO groove-heavy metal like Pantera with a dose of Municipal Waste and Burton-era Metallica.
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Kill For Peace
by MENTAL SLAVERY
supported by 7 fans who also own “Hell´s Priests”
A shredding EP full of blazing guitars with dense fist pumping production. A short soundtrack to accompany brutalizing plutocrats with a motha lickin spiked mace.
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Nightmares in the Church
by Militia
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 5, 2021
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Overtaker
by Hammers Of Misfortune
The Bay Area metal band lead a psychedelic prog-thrash journey through the cosmos.
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To Watch With Hands... To Touch With Eyes
by Coltre
featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 12, 2024
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Hell´s Priests”
Very strong well-prepared old school thrash metal reminding mid 80th. Nevertheless there is a big disadvantage - this band is from Russia, so I would call it Putin-metal. Unfortunately it's hard to perceive Russian bands apart from that political background.
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