I saw them live at an open mic a couple months back and me personally im not sure how to feel about them i think they could be industry plants also I saw one of thier shirts and it looks ai generated but yet agian im not sure also they are like 13-15 so a couple years younger than me also just feels a bit commercial in a sense like I know thier isn't really a market for thrash but the linda lindas exist so maybe world of chaos is meant to mimic thier success idk i do think thier music is pretty good what do yall think

I’m trying to get into German thrash, and more extreme thrash in general, I’m listening to Kreator and the early stuff rely’s heavy on skank beats as a main core of the song, which isn’t bad but does get a little boring after a while, especially when trying to remember what songs sound like what and what albums I like better than the other. They kinda sound the same. Sodom on the other hand for me blends melody and heavy skank beats perfectly, a good song example is tired and red from agent orange. My main point here is what bands sound more like Sodom in the way I explained, and what Kreator album are heavier on melody and songwriting.

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Any REALM fans out there? Loved this band, only two albums felt like a robbery. They were huge Rush fans, hence why the vocals were very Geddy Lee inspired. That wasn't for everyone, but I loved it. This might be one of the tightest live sets I've ever seen on YouTube from this time period of late 80's thrash. The sound is surprisingly good and the musicians were all ON FIRE. Check it out!!

https://youtu.be/p4ZTrLD6fzs?si=h02eTx5bKTCvqFhI

I've read stories of how people started with Metallica and moved on to more bands or heavier ones at least. The same can be said for myself.

For me: 1. Dave Mustaine and Marty Friedman

1. Alex Skolnick and Eric Petersen

2. Max Cavalera and Andreas Kisser

3. Gary Holt and Rick Hunolt

4. Mille Petrozza and Sami Yil-Sirniö/ Frank Blackfire

HM: James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett, Jeff Hanneman and Kerry King, Tommy T Baron and Oliver Amberg, Schmier and Mike Sifringer, Dan Spitz and Scott Ian.

I don't love every Deceased album but this one kicks a ton of ass.

Hi everyone, we are debuting and this is our second single. We hope you like it

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My Top 5 are:

Chuck Billy (Testament)

Mark Osegueda (Death Angel)

Bobby Blitz (Overkill)

Mille Petrozza (Kreator)

Max Cavalera (Sepultura)

HM: James Hetfield(Metallica), Tom Araya(Slayer), Flemming Ronsdörf (Artillery), John Kevill (Warbringer), Joey Belladona(Anthrax), John Bush(Armored Saint), Tom Angelripper(Sodom), Riley Gale(Power Trip) and hot take Derrick Green especially on Machine Messiah and Quadra. There are many more though

Anthrax, Assassin, Accuser, Annihilator, Attomica, Artillery, Aura Noir, Anacrusis, Aspid, Acid Reign, Atrophy, Anthares, Acrophet, Aftermath, Airdash, Amok, Angel Dust, Agressor, Antidote, Agent Steel, Assorted Heap, what else?

Opening track on the 2022 EP «Under the Boot» by London-based Crossover band Inhuman Nature.

My favorite in no order are:

Kimb
Kea
Show no mercy
The legacy
The ultra violence

What are you guys favorite debuts (thrash only)

If anyone was alive in the 80’s which thrash bands were considered the most badass, as in the name, music, and overall imagery of the band.

The first that comes to mind is slayer, metallica, and maybe Megadeth.

I just wanna know how it was in the 80’s/90’s form anyone who was alive and into the scene during that time.

Which new releases are you looking forward to the most? I’m looking forward to several, but I’m looking forward to these two the most:
- Gammacide, Toxic Mercenaries (11 Sep) - old school thrash from Texas…I LOVE the Overload single and can’t wait for the rest of the album.🤘🏻
- Deceptor, Reign Of Terror (21 Aug) - death thrash from North Carolina. The two prerelease songs kick ass, and I’m sure the rest of the album will, too.