American thrash/speed metal band from Minneapolis; debut album Absolute Power released in 1989 on Combat.

Debut album 'Absolute Power' released in 1989 on Combat Records; review references vocalist Juel DuBay and Minneapolis origin.

The available DeBaser review praises Powermad's 1989 debut Absolute Power for marrying virtuosity and raw speed. The reviewer highlights standout tracks (Slaughterhouse, Test The Steel, Nice Dreams) and strong production. Overall the review recommends the album as a noteworthy 'second-tier' American thrash record.

For:Fans of 1980s thrash/speed metal, guitar-oriented metal listeners and collectors of cult metal albums.

 A door that creaks open. Slow, proud, almost rhythmic footsteps. A gloomy, distressing atmosphere. In the background, you can hear a voice that seems uneasy, as it weakly recites its last prayers. Then something slams shut, one after the other, its shutters. The music makes its greedy and lethargic appearance when piercing screams, as if aware of their fate, tear through the atmosphere: the games begin.

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