Well, the true i'm really very impressed with these new bands that have emerged from the middle of this decade of 2000, so i want to know what is for you the best album! and please remember if you choose 'other', write a post with your álbum =)

Thrash is not dead

Same band as one of the above, but different album. My favourite has to be Municipal Waste - The Art Of Partying. Absolutely cracking album.

My fav of recent thrash? Probably Back To The noose by Swashbuckle. Although Mortillery's Origin Of Extinction would be in my top three.

All are equally same, because non of those and I cant say others album stend out then restoif those, all are good, thrash but non has so super to be BEST

Forever Abomination by Skeletonwitch.
Vektor - Outer Isolation as second.

Written by Koen Smits on 03.12.2013 at 13:48

Forever Abomination by Skeletonwitch.
Vektor - Outer Isolation as second.

Hehe, Outer Isolation was my choice

Out of the choices I would say Hazardous Mutation by Municipal Waste, or anything by them really. They got some kick ass crossover.

Fave is probably 'The aftermath'- Bonded by blood (released 2012)

Came across this list just this afternoon http://metalholic.com/metalholics-10-best-thrash-metal-albums-2013/ which are the best thrash albums of this year, some of which are from modern thrash bands

Skeletonwitch is fucking mind blasting

Skeletonwitch or Warbringer.

... Hi.

Very interesting choices up there, though...

For me it would be a battle between

1. The Art Of Partying - Municipal Waste / 2007

2. Being And Nothingness - Hexen / 2012

and

3. Black Future - Vektor / 2009

very hard to chose between these 3 .. so I'll let it at that and vote in Other.
Also I'm very surprised that *Forever Abomination* was your choice for Skeletonwitch
I would've seen *Beyond The Permafrost* and *Breathing The Fire* way before this one.

Power Trip - Nightmare Logic for sure.

If I had to pick one, I'd say Experiment Of Existence by Ripper. It's pretty basic blackened thrash, but it's so intense I don't even care. Other than that maybe all albums of Vektor, I could pick any of them.

Legion of the Damned - Sons of the Jackal
Toxic Holocaust - Overdose of Death
Cruel Force - The Rise of Satanic Might
Havok - Time Is Up
Vektor - Black Future
Power Trip - Nightmare Logic
Municipal Waste - Hazardous Mutation

I haven't listened to everything on that list, but Havok Time Is Up is one of the things that made me want to listen to thrash metal again!

As a Bay Area native I'm definitely enjoying the neo-thrash movement that kinda started in the early 2000's and is still thriving today. Bands like Sylosis, Carnal Forge, Corporation 187, Warbringer and EXA are writing great thrash and enjoying all the benefits of modern production. However there's one band and one album that stands out above the rest for me. Darkane's 2002 technical thrash masterpiece, Expanding Senses, has timeless appeal and goes toe-to-toe against other thrash masterpieces, past and present.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WexWpwN80DA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x31WQl30qWA

Written by Guib on 24.01.2014 at 03:03

... Hi.

Very interesting choices up there, though...

For me it would be a battle between

1. The Art Of Partying - Municipal Waste / 2007

2. Being And Nothingness - Hexen / 2012

and

3. Black Future - Vektor / 2009

very hard to chose between these 3 .. so I'll let it at that and vote in Other.
Also I'm very surprised that *Forever Abomination* was your choice for Skeletonwitch
I would've seen *Beyond The Permafrost* and *Breathing The Fire* way before this one.

Yeah, i love all them from 2007-2013, probably currently Beyond The Permafrost would be my favorite, but hard to decide hehe.

Written by [user id=104220] on 13.06.2021 at 10:01

Legion of the Damned - Sons of the Jackal
Toxic Holocaust - Overdose of Death
Cruel Force - The Rise of Satanic Might
Havok - Time Is Up
Vektor - Black Future
Power Trip - Nightmare Logic
Municipal Waste - Hazardous Mutation

Yep, definitely Toxic Holocaust deserves to be in the list, i like much more than Municipal Waste for example, even currently is one of my favorite bands of all time

By the way, some time ago I was interested in Legion of the Damned and I listened to some of their songs ... that album sounds very good, I will return to them and maybe i buy something.

Cruel Force was a shame they was disbanded, sounds good.

Written by Steiner on 22.10.2021 at 19:51

As a Bay Area native I'm definitely enjoying the neo-thrash movement that kinda started in the early 2000's and is still thriving today. Bands like Sylosis, Carnal Forge, Corporation 187, Warbringer and EXA are writing great thrash and enjoying all the benefits of modern production. However there's one band and one album that stands out above the rest for me. Darkane's 2002 technical thrash masterpiece, Expanding Senses, has timeless appeal and goes toe-to-toe against other thrash masterpieces, past and present.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WexWpwN80DA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x31WQl30qWA

Reminds me to Strapping Young Lad, very very interesting.

They're working on their first album since '13 right now