The Thrash revival

Well, since the latest Metal Hammer (UK) tells us that we are facing a Thrash Metal revival, I guess it must be so!!

Seriosuly though, this issue has a lot of great new band, mixed in with some old ones, on a sampler CD that came with the mag. And inside the mag they write about even more new thrash metal stuff. Here are some great bands I discovered listening to the sampler:

Muncipal Waste, Sanctity, SSS, Evile (were familiar with them from MySpace, but this rekindeled my interest in them), Hyades, Mastery (the first instrumental thrash metal band I've know) and Gama Bomb.

So, are we facing the return of Thrash Metal in 2007, like we saw the return of metal in 1997?

I guess so.

I was reading that in Barnes and Noble. Seemed pretty interesting. I read all the band profiles but I didnt buy it, instead I bought a Possessed shirt:metal:

this stuff comes & goes...

mc666 wrote:

this stuff comes & goes...

...or in Overkill's case, never went away. I wonder what they think of this whole thing?

Thrust wrote:

mc666 wrote:

this stuff comes & goes...

...or in Overkill's case, never went away. I wonder what they think of this whole thing?

or Slayer, or Kreator, or Sodom, etc etc. i was refering to the mass popularity.

I'm all for that, thanx god it's not a Nu-Metal revival haha-TJ

Thrash 'Til Death!!

kmorg wrote:

Well, since the latest Metal Hammer (UK) tells us that we are facing a Thrash Metal revival, I guess it must be so!!

Seriosuly though, this issue has a lot of great new band, mixed in with some old ones, on a sampler CD that came with the mag. And inside the mag they write about even more new thrash metal stuff. Here are some great bands I discovered listening to the sampler:

Muncipal Waste, Sanctity, SSS, Evile (were familiar with them from MySpace, but this rekindeled my interest in them), Hyades, Mastery (the first instrumental thrash metal band I've know) and Gama Bomb.

So, are we facing the return of Thrash Metal in 2007, like we saw the return of metal in 1997?

this months hammer has some good free cds but there are some shitty metalcore songs on one of them

i like sanctity and municipal waste who have a real buzz around them at the moment

from Blabbermouth:

http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=77206

Thrash never went anywhere to their diehard fans.Popularity comes and goes but Thrash is here til death!

Ultimatum have been playing the same style of music since 1992. Never cared if it was popular or not.