ONSLAUGHT reforms

[Erik]

"Onslaught parted ways in 1991 and reformed in 2005. The band is going to play on X-Mass festivals tour 2005 with Exodus, Kataklysm, Unleashed (Swe), Behemoth (Pol), Occult (Hol) and Primordial."

Discuss. METAL FORCEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES

 

[T.I.E.]

Onslaught were always an average thrash band.... the little fame they got was mainly due to their being one of the very few british thrash acts... their 1rst two albums are okay but nothing to write home about...

 

[T.I.E.]

ok ok ok... hold your horses !!!

I'll try The Force again then (I haven't been listening to this baby since a little after it came out so that old memories... ) and I'll tell you if what I hear is as good as what you state it is... I doubt it but, who knows, miracles can happen...

 

[Nico]

I've only heard In Search of Sanity, and that shit ruled. Either way, here's to hoping they can pull off a decent comeback.

 

[skeptik]

The Force really is the second greatest Thrash album ever to come out of the UK, bested only by History Of A Time To Come, which bests pretty much every other Thrash album in existence.

 

[skeptik]

Most likely, yes indeed.

 

[Papa Josh]

I preferred In Search Of Sanity. :Smug:

 

[MetalAges]

Ok I need some schooling on this one. I have In Search of Sanity with Steve Grimmet on vocals but there was an original vocalist who did the others? (I haven't heard the others)

 

[T.I.E.]

Paul Mahoney did the first album, Sy Killer the 2nd

it's Sy singing for the reformation...

 

[skeptik]

Sy Keeler I believe is the spelling. He's a fantastic vocalist, however, and much more fitting than Steve Grimmet to sing on a Thrash album, though I cannot knock his performance on In Search Of Sanity.

 

[T.I.E.]

Sy Keeler I believe is the spelling.

indeed

it's like Nico McBain & Lemmy Killminster but Sy is not a poser changing his name to make it look more metal !

 

[BlackMetalTyrant]

I liked what Ive heard by them.