If you've heard Believer, then you know what good thrash is. Well, here's more. Snide-sounding rhythms and immaculate time changes are the mode, with a lead vocal style that shows no small amount of hardcore influence. Almost too fast for perception, these three songs blast through the issues of prophets of false doctrine ("Haven Of Blasphemy"), the reality and experience of Hell ("Second Death"), and single-minded faith ("Progressive Change"). This is serious thrash that no true mosher can pass up - so don't.
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Adonai Metal Rock #4Reviewed by Daniel BaillodTranslated from the original French On listening to LIVING SACRIFICE's thrashcorian concentrate, your poor reviewer caught a very slight delirium (!) but enough of one, bringing on encephalic eruptions at regular intervals. Given the difficulty of holding it together between two meningeal jolts, we shall wrap the business up express. The demo therefore gleams with a hardcore struck off on the…Similar sounding releases
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