Italy's Children of Technology has always been a band I've wanted to like more than I do; their aesthetic blend of punk, thrash, spe...

Once upon a time, The Peel Sessions was like an MTV Unplugged , only for cool people, featuring cooler bands, and not unplugged. John Pee...

Primitive Origins might have served personally as more of a primer for the brilliant record to follow, but it's apparent that even in...

Coffin Dust unquestionable hails from that same death/thrash tradition pioneered by Carcass as they distanced themselves away from their...

You won't even need a second glance at the cover of this Austrian band's eponymous debut to know what they're all about. The D...

I had encountered the name Rostok Vampires a handful of times through the 80s and early 90s, probably referenced in some zines, or perhap...

Possession Park is a record I remember more for the place in which I didn't initially purchase it than for any of its musical ingredi...

This is a band I've always wanted to like a lot more than I do. The post-nuclear streetpunk get ups, the great artwork, the viciousnes...

Meatshank is a three piece crossover/thrash band out of Missouri, with a stronger emphasis on the latter genre in terms of how they structu...

Pasadena Napalm Division is what naturally occurs when you transplant the instantly recognizable vocals of the dirty rotten imbecile of cro...

Splayed out in leather, bullet belts, mohawks, mutton chops, vests, and more patches than you'd find at an open air headbanger festival,...

England's Sacrilege were a fairly interesting band that sadly fell under the radars of many metal fans in the 80s. Notable for being on...

Creatures is a crossover band from California who mix aggressive hardcore with riff-heavy thrash metal. They're a little less retro and...

Here is album number five from these UK crossover maniacs. With a sound reminiscent of D.R.I. , Suicidal Tendencies , and a lot of the more ...