For me Firepower of 2019 Thrash

When old fucks deliver old school aggressive thrash metal hit kick ass sonds what you can momorise and sing... a lot of emotions here

I never enjoyed F&J, not even the old classics. But they started to really pick up the pace with their last album, and this slays! Best thrash I've heard in years. Aggressive and crazy good riffs.

This album is fucking insane. Thrash metal at its best.

More daring than the last album. More diverse and more savage. Finally great thrash after a while.

I listened to it today, a solid album, I am really impressed.

Bad production.

Written by Maco on 05.02.2019 at 20:41

More diverse

Really ? Although not bad, I thought this album was pretty one dimensional all around

Didnt expect 2019 to open up with some decent Thrash such as this one.
If this is Firepower of 2019 Thrash, Thrash in 2019 is better than Heavy has been in 2018.

It's thrashy like old school but almost all songs sounds same and monotonous.

And i didn't think they could get better especially in the drumming department, that dude was very entertaining

Excellent stuff.. a proof that old dogs can learn new tricks, full of energy unlike the mind numbingly sleep inducing debut. Best 2019 album so far

Written by Maasai Mara on 23.03.2019 at 20:06

Best 2019 album so far

For me as well.

This is pretty much what's expected after their previous S/T album. It's similar musically and maybe I wouldn't say its song writing is quite as good as on the S/T. The song "Iron Maiden" from S/T > anything from The End Of Chaos. "Demolition Man" is pretty good track though

I am glad that I found this album at metal storm awards 2019, I really like the bass guitar sound in the tracks

Best thrash album in ages. A Great variety of song types, they incorporate classic thrash, power metal, some NWOBHM (Iron Maiden-ish), the neo-classical guitar harmonies really add, and both Demolition Man and Good or Bad are 2 of their best songs ever.

Good thrash but tends to get a bit boring after a few listens.

I think Blood in the Water and No Place for Disgrace are somewhat better than this one, but compared to anything they've released since the late 80's this one's a total banger.

Re-listened after some years and it is quite an enjoyable album. Besides having Jason Bittner on drums, the album somehow reminds of modern Overkill sound -- I should listen some Overkill next, note to self. I have mixed feelings about some of the songwriting, there are some clearly good songs, and then others that are almost good but kind of skippable, and Prepare For Chaos for instance is undermined by bad chorus usage. Still, there's enough good material for a great record, I'd prefer the album a bit shorter myself, without the two weakest songs would be optimal.

Control, Demolition Man and Architects Of Hate are my favorites.