ahhh ... yes, this is the band that the guitar player from Vehemence is in ... good stuff from what I heard so far.
http://www.myspace.com/abigailwilliams
NYC/NJ area metal shows, coming up
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ahhh ... yes, this is the band that the guitar player from Vehemence is in ... good stuff from what I heard so far.
http://www.myspace.com/abigailwilliams
Hell Mike
fuck melodic black metal
EricT
Don't you ever get...
General Zod
Ruler of Australia
I'm seeing Destruction in Germany, so I'll probably pass.
Can you recommend some Destruction discs for me? They're a band I've never listened to. Thanks.
Zod
Eternal Devastation and Infernal Overkill were always my faves ... really crunchy ealry thrash. The guitar tone on ED has got to be one of my faves ever.
The Antichrist from a few years ago is not bad either ... and while they never lost their edge something about the newer discs that don't do it for me. Maybe its Schmier's vocals that tend to be shouted and are too up front in the mix.
Check out the early stuff.
The Antichrist from a few years ago is not bad either ... and while they never lost their edge something about the newer discs that don't do it for me. Maybe its Schmier's vocals that tend to be shouted and are too up front in the mix.
Check out the early stuff.
I read that Sadus is still on the bill ... $27 for a Monday night show in a dive is a bit steep though
Hell Mike
fuck melodic black metal
Examples of old and new Destruction:
Curse the Gods (old)
http://download.yousendit.com/76503BA63D955009
Nailed to the Cross (new)
http://download.yousendit.com/1E02F1677DE71A47
Do note that both of these are megakiller kickass hellbang traxxx, the main difference between old and new Destruction is that old is VERY much more consistent while new have max three songs like this per album and the rest ranges from good to boring
General Zod
Ruler of Australia
Thanks for posting. Both are cool songs. Kind of what I expected; straight up German Thrash. As I understand it, their Wacken set will be a best of, so I expect they'll play a lof of the classic stuff. Have you heard the new best of CD? I believe they recorded and reworked a lot of the classics. If so, thoughts?
Zod
Johanna
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Nemas problemas, always here to help when needed. Straight up German Thrash for sure, they created this shit (together with a few others, those you might not have heard include Exumer, Poison and Living Death). The Wacken set most likely will be, yes, and they do it REALLY REALLY well. I've seen 'em a couple of times and they ruled every single time, better live band than, say, Kreator, who sound.. bored or at least play 100% on routine.
Haven't heard it, but I sure would like to and most likely will. I didn't even know they had one out, heh. Destruction is one of few bands who do their old shit great still, and them playing old stuff now makes one realize even mroe that generally their production/sound is the biggest difference these days, not the songwriting or riffs. Great band, METAL UP YOUR ASS!
/fotmbm
EricT
Don't you ever get...
Nope, sadus was replaced on the entire tour. The NYC show is with Into Eternity and Municipal Waste.
Destruction is worth the cost though... MAD BUTCHER!
and this track ... especially after Schmier's intro ... is just as raging as Raining Blood live.
I so fucking love Mike's guitar tone ...
http://metal-videos.blogspot.com/2006/11/destruction-without-sense-life-without.html
I so fucking love Mike's guitar tone ...
http://metal-videos.blogspot.com/2006/11/destruction-without-sense-life-without.html
ok ... so what do you make of this?
New York City Metal Bands To Take Part In 'Metal Meltdown' - Jan. 29, 2007
In an attempt to revive the long-forgotten camaraderie and sheer entertainment of the old infamous L'Amours and Ritz metal scenes, several New York City bands and supporters have organized a new series of shows under the moniker Metal Meltdown. The first show will be at the metal-friendly Don Hill's on Thursday, February 1. Hoping to make this a monthly series, the shows will feature both signed and local metal bands from around the country, but centering around the great talent in NYC. Bands that will perform are: THE VOID, ZANDELLE, GODS OF FIRE, TURRIGENOUS and UNTIL DESTINY.
For more information, visit www.myspace.com/metalmeltdownnyc
New York City Metal Bands To Take Part In 'Metal Meltdown' - Jan. 29, 2007
In an attempt to revive the long-forgotten camaraderie and sheer entertainment of the old infamous L'Amours and Ritz metal scenes, several New York City bands and supporters have organized a new series of shows under the moniker Metal Meltdown. The first show will be at the metal-friendly Don Hill's on Thursday, February 1. Hoping to make this a monthly series, the shows will feature both signed and local metal bands from around the country, but centering around the great talent in NYC. Bands that will perform are: THE VOID, ZANDELLE, GODS OF FIRE, TURRIGENOUS and UNTIL DESTINY.
For more information, visit www.myspace.com/metalmeltdownnyc
Hell Mike
fuck melodic black metal
JayKeeley
Be still, O wand'rer!
I like the sentiment, it's just a matter of waiting for a good line up. That said, Gods of Fire rule. Their live show is a must.
General Zod
Ruler of Australia
