Showing posts with label Thrash metal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thrash metal. Show all posts

Friday, October 17, 2008

Believer Mix, Believer



Believer was/is a crossover thrash and progressive metal band. Here's a mix:


http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mnimn5mmjng

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Skeletonwitch/Toxic Holocaust


Skeletonwitch and Toxic Holocaust are two modern bands that are helping to prove that thrash metal isn't dead. With Beyond the Permafrost released last year and An Overdose of Death... released last week, the thrash revival movement is going strong.

Skeletonwitch is a thrash band that makes sure to coat its sound in a thin layer of permafrost. With black metal-esque vocals and riffs that sound like they came from the frozen north, their style of blackened thrash is relentless yet beautiful. You have to listen for yourself:
  1. Upon Black Wings
  2. Baptized in Flame
  3. Soul Thrashing Black Sorcery



Toxic Holocaust is a one man thrash project that really does give meaning to the term 'thrash revival'. Joel Grind brings an '80s thrash flavor to everything about his 'band'. The sound, the lyrics and even the album cover art. His brand of music, though, is by no means just a cookie cutter effort. It's more like he's from somewhere around the 80s and was cryogenically frozen to help save thrash in the future.
  1. Nuke the Cross
  2. War is Hell
  3. City of a Million Graves

Monday, August 25, 2008

Nevermore

The third installment of Mystlyfe's genre bending tour is the heaviest yet. Nevermore is a metal band that blends aspects from several sub-genres. Merging heavy de-tuned riffs, with unique and evolving vocals, and Jeff Loomis' signature sweep-picked solos, Nevermore is one of the most creative and talented metal bands. At various points they in their career they have been labelled everything from thrash, death, and groove metal to progressive, technical, and power metal.

Download
1. The River Dragon Has Come
2. The Sound of Silence (Simon and Garfunkle cover)
3. Deconstruction
4. No More Will
5. Ambivalent
6. 42147 (Instrumental version)
7. C.B.F.
8. This Sacrament