Hatriot California
The Bay Area metal outfit Hatriot reminds the metal hordes what a real Bay Area thrash record sounds like. When ‘From Days unto Darkness’ dropped in July 2019 the result was beyond anyone’s expectations without Zetro in the band. Currently preparing for their 4th release the bands lineup consists of Cody Souza, Kosta Varvatakis, Nick Souza and Kevin Paterson. ... more
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Buying before listening. A friend just told me he heard it and liked it, and I was not aware they had released anything new since ‘93. Gotta show my support for Bay Area thrash metal. Their 1988 debut Eternal Nightmare is one of the best thrash albums to come out of the original scene. Their ‘later’ stuff didn’t have the punch of the debut, largely due to the vocals, the merits of which are debated to this day. I’m in the LOVE THE FUCKING DEBUT VOCALS camp. Let’s see what they’ve done now…
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All good things to those who wait…and I waited…and this is good…REALLY GOOD!!! Fave track - The Mold Testament!
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I just found these guys and after celebrating Fearsick I immediately came here and had to buy this as well. It might eben be better than Fearsick but who cares. Both are phenomenally good. Old schoolish perfection with powerful modern production. Every song is a fucking killer.
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