Violblast’s music is an assault on the auditory senses, which just wreaks havoc of the highest calibre making you go deaf beyond the point of no return. Guitarist Santi and Sebas gave us the insight into what makes Violblast’s “Conflict” CD so unique and heavy as hell.
Spain’s Violblast is thrash metal at its best, and their debut full length album “Conflict” is sure to leave you moshing for more head pounding violence.
Torrefy is going to thrash you up so bad, you’ll feel like stabbing yourself in the throat, especially when you feel their unholy wrath on “The Infinity Complex”.
Anthrax’s newest box set of uniquely presented ten 7″ vinyl records are loaded with 20 cuts of demo versions and a couple of killer covers that’s sure to give you a vicious beating mentally and physically.
Spaniards Inferno play a skull shattering and body bruising style of thrash metal, which is sure to crush your spirit with its hellish, pounding rhythms and acidic, pissed-off vocals.
Violblast play thrash metal influenced by the likes of early Slayer, Sepultura and Kreator, but with their own style of European brutality and musical insanity.
Bulgarian’s Eufobia play an old school style of melodic, aggressive metal with well crafted riffs and groove driven rhythms, which bring to mind the good old days of thrash metal.
The newly resurrected Noise Records through BMG has released a best of CD by Kreator, of their early classics, and it’s one CD, which shows why these guys revolutionized extreme metal forever.
Russian thrash trio is sure to whip your ass so damn hard, you’ll not know what hit you, as their thrash metal is more dangerous than a speeding bullet.
Beltfed Weapon play thrash metal, assaulting the auditory senses with so much aggression, you’re prone to feel their suicidal wrath of destruction mercilessly.
