This is maybe a little superficial criticism, but I just hate when literally every other new thrash metal album these days has art by Ed Repka. Back in the day his art used to be novelty, something that made you stick out from other bands around. These days it's the opposite: everyone has one, and they look and feel exactly the same, like you could have anything else and it would stick out. I can't see why anyone would pay big money to get cover art from him unless the album is meant for very desperately nostalgic metal heads only and nobody else.

Written by Metal Rasputin on 03.02.2024 at 16:24

This is maybe a little superficial criticism, but I just hate when literally every other new thrash metal album these days has art by Ed Repka. Back in the day his art used to be novelty, something that made you stick out from other bands around. These days it's the opposite: everyone has one, and they look and feel exactly the same, like you could have anything else and it would stick out. I can't see why anyone would pay big money to get cover art from him unless the album is meant for very desperately nostalgic metal heads only and nobody else.

I unfortunately, have to agree with you. This is overused.

Spectrum Of Death is unique, no doubt, but this album hits hard.

Good album, good heavy sounding thrash, good studio work. Might be dome piece in rankings in end if the world.

I'm not exactly blown away by this, I just find it to be typical modern standard Thrash tbh

What a great return to form, great Thrash Metal album, the best return album by Thrash band since "Tempo of the Damned". All tracks are great and quite diferent each other, thats a 47 minutes record!! Great great great album.

Are you willing to receive a real beating from Trash Metal? If you like that genre this is your album, riffs, machine gun to the drums without quarter.

There's a band that never disappoints, except in the time it takes to release a goddamn album and in this specific case the cover art. Great stuff though, I like it.

Well, what can I say? I'm glad they're back and intense as ever. For anyone looking for some goody good modern thrash metal, this should do the trick. I have personally kinda grown out of the genre lately. Too many bands look and sound the same. I would love if bands at least experimented more with their gear and went for different guitar tones, production tricks, etc. to stand out that way.

Damn, this album gets done what it set out to do, to give me a neck ache and my wife - a headache.

Well standardized thrash that offered the limited capacity to enjoy in their spectrum. I enjoyed some sections, sometimes gone over-the-top to fuel killer riffs ended up plodding profusely. One time visit.