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Demolition Hammer have grasped the subtleties of bands like the more technical Dark Angel and early Voivod, wisely applying them to an aggressive style. Despite being aware of the lyrical shortcomings, we assign the highest marks to the American quartet, a group fully capable of marking a distance between themselves and the bland masses lacking any true differentiating quality.
Demolition Hammer have grasped the subtleties of bands like the more technical Dark Angel and early Voivod, wisely applying them to an aggressive style.
Despite being aware of the lyrical shortcomings, we assign the highest marks to the American quartet, a group fully capable of marking a distance between themselves and the bland masses lacking any true differentiating quality.
Demolition Hammer's 1989 demo Necrology marks an evolution from their previous work with lineup changes contributing to a more aggressive and faster thrash/death metal style. The review praises the band's technical skill, especially the drumming and dual guitars, while noting some lyrical shortcomings. The demo is recognized for balancing brutal violence with complex structures without veering into bombast, establishing the band as a distinctive force in the metal underground. Discover Demolition Hammer's Necrology demo—listen to their brutal, technical thrash metal evolution today!
This demo by Demolition Hammer remains primarily within the comprehensive framework of thrash metal, although it is set apart from the average American bands of the same genre due to greater rawness and violence. The band has amply demonstrated its ability to combine compositional flair with hardness, shaping thrash metal in a brutal and violent sense on one hand, refined and without lapses in style, as well as articulated, on the other.
This demo by Demolition Hammer remains primarily within the comprehensive framework of thrash metal, although it is set apart from the average American bands of the same genre due to greater rawness and violence.
The band has amply demonstrated its ability to combine compositional flair with hardness, shaping thrash metal in a brutal and violent sense on one hand, refined and without lapses in style, as well as articulated, on the other.
This review covers Demolition Hammer’s 1988 demo Skull Fracturing Nightmare, emphasizing its raw, brutal thrash metal style mixed with hardcore punk and early black metal influences. It highlights the band’s compositional skill and distinct lyrical themes centered on death and devastation, noting the demo’s sound is harsher and less polished compared to peers. The reviewer praises its balance between artistic limits and creativity, awarding the demo the highest rating and recommending it to thrash metal fans. Dive into the raw brutality of Demolition Hammer’s Skull Fracturing Nightmare and experience a classic thrash metal demo that shaped extreme metal’s evolution.
DeRank™: 35,89
DeAge 1915
DeAge 1916
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