Author: ukthrashers
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From the cultural home of Thrash Metal, the original genre-bending funk thrashers Mordred return with a brand new album ‘The Dark Parade’ and here’s what we think of the album… If you are a full on ‘Thrash Till Death’ type…
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Paul Hutchings checks out the first single from the long awaited new Overthrow album, here’s what he thinks… Vicious Blackened death thrash in the vein of Hellripper, Werewolves and Midnight comes clawing at you with darkened nails, under which dirt…
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Italian Thrashers Xenos are back with a brand new album for 2021, which somehow passed us by a couple of weeks ago for its release, but that won’t stop us giving the follow up to 2020’s Filthgrinder some attention, these…
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In this episode we catch up with Blacklist vocalist & guitarist Tyler and chat about the new album – Disciples Of Time, out today We play music from UK Crust Thrashers Contract Killer, the new single from US Thrashers The…
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The Blackpool arm of the Tri-fecta thrash militia enter the fray with their debut album, we’ve been lucky enough to hear loads of demo’s, early mixes and advanced artwork from the guys, so out of impartiality we asked Gareth to…
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Paul Hutchings reviews the new album by Tasmania death metallers Domination Campaign… when Slayer and Bolt Thrower are both mentioned in a review its gotta be worth reading on.. You can do a lot in 29 minutes. You can listen to Reign in…
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Paul Hutchings checks out the new album by Internal Conflict, here’s what he thinks of their Modern Metal sound…. There’s been a lot of noise about Internal Conflict in my media streams recently. The band play Bloodstock in August and…
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Chris Cleo sinks his fangs into some new death metal from Singapore, here’s what he thinks… The storms and shadows brew as Singaporean death-metallers ‘Vrykolakas’ unleash their third full-length album ‘And Vrykolakas Brings Chaos and Destruction’. With an arguable ‘veteran’…
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Neil Bolton heads down under for some Australian Thrash, here’s what he thinks about the new album …. The dark gnarly roots of thrash metal reach back far into the 1980’s. One of the bands involved in planting those roots…
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Friends of the site, previous podcast guest and ‘Moshin’ The Roof On’ alumni Novichok are back, bursting from lockdown with an all new EP, we’ve been lucky enough to have this for a few weeks, and here’s what we think….…
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