Yeah, Demolition Hammer are vicious.

Hah. Fag. You think you know thrash. How cute.

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HAHA so do you. ahaha we're one of a kind.

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aight, here goes some dutch awesomeness:

Flesh Made Sin
Dead Head
Fuelblooded
Legion of the Damned
Izegrim
Stormrider (all-star 80's coverband!!!)
Laaz Rockit!

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Sacrament
Vengeance Rising

Both christian bands, or at least they were.

Nostalgia! Damn!

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you forgot destruction

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I just checked out Solstice. Very good Death/Thrash.

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Anything from Brazil gets the job done.

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dew-scented anyone?

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Haha, all their albums start with 'I'.

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@TheDoctor - Laaz Rockit aint from Holland, i think its just the bassist whos dutch.


But speaking of Laaz Rockit, you really wont be dissapointed

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And I have. IMO a definite step down from their previous one due to the album being 90% groove, 5% thrash and 5% semi-technical riffs. That said, I'm still enjoying it at the moment.

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indeed, theyre playing the old dynamo club here in eindhoven soon (just as sacred reich)

anyway, im playing some old school SxTx now, fucking brilliant

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Some Thrash I have recently acquired:

Cynic - 1990 Demo
I've only listened to this once, but I could hear some slightly 'Focus' sounding parts which combined with raw Thrash is pretty interesting.

Tankard - Chemical Invasion - 1987
Finally got something by this band and for some reason I was expecting something less thrashy and simpler so no complaints. Good production. Catchy stuff. Amusing lyrical themes. TANTRUM. WHO STOLE MY BEER? TANTRUM. YOU MUST DIE.

Defiance - Void Terra Firma - 1990
I like these guys. Not quite as good as their first album, but still solid. Plenty of interesting riffs and some really good solos. The vocals like it says on MA sound like a drunk Chuck Billy, and the guitars sound paper thin, but it doesn't detract too much from the album.

Tourniquet - Stop the Bleeding - 1990
Damn, this is some weird shit, but really good. Recently I've been checking out Christian Thrash bands and each one of them has far surpassed my expectations, this band in particular. Each Christian band I've listened to just sounds really unique, and for some reason seem to use their talent more than other Thrash bands.
The vocals in this album are all over the place. The first two songs are mostly melodically sung sounding very much like the Cyclone Temple vocalist in both their range and style. The second song could easily have been put on a late-80s Overkill album and probably go unnoticed, and also there's a part that sounds very Annihilator. The third song is much heavier than the first two with staccato vocals to match, but sounds like Control Denied in the chorus. Then there's a part that I'm sure I heard in a Papa Roach song, and then some interesting drumming including the use of a cowbell with some whispered vocals before one of the impressive melodic solos to be found on this album. I can't be bothered to write much more but basically the riffs are plentiful and in lots of different styles, sometimes incorpating slides and dives. The vocals really are all over the place. Loads of ideas, all the time!

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I haven't seen INFERNÄL MÄJESTY mentioned here yet!
Do something about it!

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Haven't heard of them before. Just looked them up now and the reviews are good. I'll probably get 'None Shall Defy' soon.

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Make sure that you do! Holy shit is that a neck-wrecker.

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This is a seriously underrated thrash classic, and the excellent music is only half the reason why. Puke and Tantrum have the greatest thrash lyrics ever, and of course, the song where he dumps his girlfriend because she says he drinks too much. I'm too lazy to look it up right now, but it's hilarious.

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oh and Demolition Hammer of course

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