So we just entered 2013, a new year in the metal world. For those not familiar with my Thrash List, I know it can be a bit overwhelming, but calm down, breath, and let me give you few tips on how to browse this thing properly. First, it is important that you understand that it is ordered by years of release. Knowing that, if you're an old school thrash fan, you might not like albums past the year 1995 which is currently marked by Meshuggah's album ''Destroy Erase Improve''. Though if you do like modern thrash, you may proceed past this point. Just take my list like if it was a big encyclopedia of nice thrash releases. Hope you enjoy it and don't be shy to let me know if you do or don't.
Oh yeah and the following content may or may not be appropriate for children under the age of 13 or for people easily manipulated who could suddenly transform into elitists beasts due to lyrical or musical content. Know that I will not assume responsability if one does not follow my advices. The viewer's discretion is advised.
Ok well.. Im not too sure Im gonna add any Nevermore lol. Im not saying its bad, not at all, of course not. But Its just... I don't think it actually fits in here. Anyways im sure most people will understand me. Hope so.
I always thought of Nevermore to be more progressive than thrash, so I see why you wouldn't add it to this list.
yes i agree with all above, but specifically this album sounds thrashy and are one of my alltime favorite
PS: i'm a great fan of thrash metal and really enjoyed your list, already expected your answer actually
Sounds of Violence is better, IMO.
Also for Crossover/Just-Barely-Going-From-Hardcore, perhaps some Cro-Mags (Age of Quarrel), Agnostic Front (Victom of Pain) and The Accused.
Sounds of Violence is better, IMO.
Also for Crossover/Just-Barely-Going-From-Hardcore, perhaps some Cro-Mags (Age of Quarrel), Agnostic Front (Victom of Pain) and The Accused.
both albums are great, but i like Killing Peace more... just personal oppinion
Sounds of Violence is better, IMO.
Also for Crossover/Just-Barely-Going-From-Hardcore, perhaps some Cro-Mags (Age of Quarrel), Agnostic Front (Victom of Pain) and The Accused.
How come I didn't think about cro-mags at all lol You know what, its an awesome idea my friend. Consider them added
I'm not sure that many agree with me, but I think Soilwork's "Chainheart Machine" and "A Predator's Portrait" are mainly thrash metal. Give them a spin, even if you don't want to put them on your list; I think you'll like them.
Some which (IMO) should make the cut: Desilence, E-Force, Deathwish, Acid Reign, Lawnmower Deth (those last three all old thrashers from UK)
and a couple I think I still have yet to hear, but got good word: Acrophet & Hexenhaus (same cover art as on Morbid Angel's second album, but earlier)
Also noticed ya haven't added Pant's last two (96 & 00) - I think Trendkill's pretty strong groove, though not for its entire duration (like FbD).
Finally, SSS is nice & newish like Gama Bomb, but more crossover for sure; I'm surprised the old Détente & Fear Of God still have zero mentions; and what of Voodoocult and Grip Inc.? Though I might not be too surprised if they don't get added...
Sorry if it took some time to reply I was away (vaccation) but yeah I'll look into that, might take me some time considering
you fucking overwhelmed me Lollll. And for Nocturnal Fear, it should already be up there.
You forgot about Heathen's Death by Hanging and Victims of Deception. Also if it's going about some modern thrash bands you can add Essence's Lost in Violence and Last Night of Solace.
Right now I am enjoying Space Eater alot, very nice bands are being brewed in Serbia it seems, and I'm really glad you made me discover this one.
Nice Speed Thrash indeed. Merciful Angel is added btw.
Don't worry Im gonna check all of them Just when I stick on something lol... yeah...
You know what, its an awesome idea my friend. Consider them added 
