Destruction System
Destruction System
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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album Coloured Vinyl
Our Take
Our Take
Gather round, dear readers, for a musical journey into the depths of thrash metal madness with Morbid Saint's latest offering, "Destruction System" on bone vinyl.
From the very first riff, Morbid Saint unleashes a cacophony of sonic assault that will have you headbanging uncontrollably in no time. The bone vinyl adds a touch of macabre elegance to the album, fitting perfectly with the band's dark, twisted aesthetic.
The guitars wail and shred with ferocity, while the drums pummel like a relentless sledgehammer, creating a relentless wall of sound that will leave you in a state of utter exhilaration. The vocals, filled with an unholy passion, soar above the chaos, adding an extra layer of intensity to the mix.
Tracks like "Scars" and "Road of Glass" showcase Morbid Saint's masterful command of their craft, delivering blistering solos and bone-crushing breakdowns with precision and power. It's an album that demands your full attention, beckoning you to join them on their journey through the darkest recesses of thrash metal.
So, dear readers, grab your leather jacket, strap on your studded bracelets, and prepare yourself for a wild ride with Morbid Saint's "Destruction System" on bone vinyl. It's a hellish masterpiece that will leave you gasping for breath and begging for more.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. Intro
2. Destruction System
3. Darkness Unseen
4. Depth of Sanity
5. Disciples of Discipline
6. Spectrum of Death II
7. Halls of Terror
8. Living Misery
9. Sign of the Times
10. Final Exit
Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
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Morbid Saint
In the golden age of thrash metal, Morbid Saint emerged from the shadows of Sheboygan, Wisconsin with a sound that was as ferocious as it was technically impressive. Formed in 1984, this five-piece outfit quickly rose to prominence in the underground scene with their blistering riffs, breakneck speed, and guttural vocals that could peel paint off the walls. Fronted by the enigmatic and unpredictable Pat Lind, Morbid Saint became known for their intense live performances, where mosh pits erupted like volcanoes and speaker cabinets shook with fury. Their debut album, "Spectrum of Death," released in 1988, is considered a cult classic in the realm of thrash metal, showcasing the band's raw talent and relentless energy. Despite their short-lived career, Morbid Saint left an indelible mark on the metal landscape, influencing countless bands with their uncompromising approach to music. Tracks like "Crying for Death" and "Assassin" still resonate with fans today, reminding us of the band's sheer power and aggression. While Morbid Saint may not have achieved mainstream success, their impact on the thrash metal genre cannot be overstated. With their chaotic energy and uncompromising attitude, they continue to inspire a new generation of metalheads to pick up their instruments and make some noise. Raise your horns to Morbid Saint, the unsung heroes of thrash metal.
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