So it's still a very popular genre, but what are the defining aspects of the different sub-genres within it.
You often see people talking of "Bay Area Thrash" or German thrash, so let's have a go at classifying the different styles, periods, or whatever.
I expect a lot of people just think of thrash as a homgenous group of bands playing fast aggressive riffs and drums, but there is actually more definition within the genre, which is clear from listening to various bands.
So define the styles of the different areas, and also have a stab at the changing style of thrash through the years - ie. what are the characteristics of early thrash, 90s thrash, modern-day thrash, etc. - it could be quite interesting and informative.
You often see people talking of "Bay Area Thrash" or German thrash, so let's have a go at classifying the different styles, periods, or whatever.
I expect a lot of people just think of thrash as a homgenous group of bands playing fast aggressive riffs and drums, but there is actually more definition within the genre, which is clear from listening to various bands.
So define the styles of the different areas, and also have a stab at the changing style of thrash through the years - ie. what are the characteristics of early thrash, 90s thrash, modern-day thrash, etc. - it could be quite interesting and informative.