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Let's not forget about the lyrics and structures of songs. What's under the hood is more important than the color of a car too.pan_Heathen wrote:Yeah, I also like to differentiate between brutal thrash and death/thrash. death/thrash often has growls, some blasts, heavier sound, sinister atmosphere. brutal thrash for me is basically just normal thrash, but faster, more intense.
At the times these aggressive thrash bands like Sadus, Merciless, Invocator were labeledas deathrash/death thrash. Easier to sell to brutal death metal heads i guess.Nathaniel wrote:The INVOCATOR demo "alterations" was also a good mix of thrash and death metal
thats hilariousDaN wrote:Yeah that's the one. It was released as bonus in a SIX FEET UNDER CD-box. I have a CDR copy of that particular disc somewhere but I'm not sure if it's oop/commercially unavailable..Avenger wrote:And Dan are you talking about the "Legions Of The Undead" demo?
Upload please.
I always put them to a more blackened thrash to be honest. no growls, not downtuned, pretty fast/sometimes even blastbeat alike, early kreator or destruction vocalsDTP wrote: plus these two classics:
Listening to this right now. Heard their 1991 demo before but have only just caught up with this one. It's great!Zombie Dance wrote:Unholier - Revelations of she-ohl is awesome too.
I keep reading it as "Death Rash" anyway. "If you have ringworm don't entry!"DTP wrote:damn, i guess i really suck at this 'deathrash' labeling
Nobody has heard Baphomet except youdeathster wrote:Do Malfeitor (USA), Dead Conspiracy and Baphomet (USA, not NY death band) fit in this category? I think so.
I know I haven't...Xecutioner wrote:Nobody has heard Baphomet except youdeathster wrote:Do Malfeitor (USA), Dead Conspiracy and Baphomet (USA, not NY death band) fit in this category? I think so.
