Thrash!
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divine_torture
leVel
I threw up. I was already sad enough...
There's really no need for this thread anymore, you know. Outside of Bastardator, Nailgunner, and Mantic Ritual, there's no necessary thrash needed post...let's say '90. Unless it's albums by already awesome bands. Like Destruction. Inventor of Evil, for example.
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Houses Ov Mercury
HamburgerBoy
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I threw up. I was already sad enough...
There's really no need for this thread anymore, you know. Outside of Bastardator, Nailgunner, and Mantic Ritual, there's no necessary thrash needed post...let's say '90. Unless it's albums by already awesome bands. Like Destruction. Inventor of Evil, for example.
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Houses Ov Mercury
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More post-1990 thrash:
Anyways, thrash did certainly start to decline after 1990. Of course, we can still talk about the classics, so this thread isn't really worthless.
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mutantllama
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metal_wrath
I dip my forefinger...
Great band.
Speaking of Morbid Saint, check out this thread on MA. I can't wait to hear the new tracks.
Yeah, they're pretty good. I haven't heard the new one yet, though.
metal_wrath
I dip my forefinger...
Well, Furebumi is probably my favorite. I would recommend starting off with any of the first three.
mutantllama
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rms
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Neither do I, actually. I was going to get the reissue that rms mentioned, but then I heard about this.
JGMetalhead
Anti-humorizing DL Whore
Der Morgenstern
Trailer Park Bacchus
Anyone check out Havok from Denver, Colorado yet? Their latest album is called 'Burn', I believe.
Psychonaut
God Of Emptiness
They're not terrible, but pretty forgettable. There's certainly better modern thrash bands.
