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For fans of megadeth, thrash metal lovers, classic metal enthusiasts, and followers of guitar virtuosos.
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THE REVIEW

Since quick reviews are trending lately....

A few weeks ago, this new Megadeth track was released for free download on the Roadrunner site, their record label. This track will be part of the new album, scheduled for early autumn, titled "Endgame."

The track is surprisingly positive, considering Mustaine and company's recent sleep-inducing efforts. The new lead guitarist Chris Broderick, formerly of Jag Panzer and Nevermore, stands out in particular. His style inevitably calls to mind a certain Marty Friedman who featured on the undisputed masterpiece of the Californian thrashers, obviously I'm talking about "Rust In Peace."

Fast tempos, fast solos but with an excellent melodic component and a rhythm section that takes no prisoners.

Perhaps this time the Megadeth will truly give us an album worthy of their past.

Moreover, just this afternoon I listened to a new track titled "1,420," a midtempo in the style of "Countdown To Extinction" which can only heighten expectations for this new work.

What can I say, I'm increasingly optimistic. Unlike Slayer, I'd say there are all the reasons to be optimistic.

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Summary by Bot

The review praises Megadeth's latest track 'Headcrusher' as a positive step forward, highlighting Chris Broderick's impressive guitar work. It evokes memories of the band's classic era, especially 'Rust In Peace,' and raises hopes for the upcoming 'Endgame' album. The reviewer is optimistic about the band's return to form, contrasting it with other metal acts.

Tracklist

01   Headcrusher (Explicit Version) (03:42)

02   Headcrusher (Broadcast Version) (03:42)

Megadeth

Megadeth is an American thrash metal band formed in 1983 and led by Dave Mustaine. The group is known for technical, aggressive songwriting and landmark albums such as Rust in Peace and Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?.
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