Slaughter

The Profile

Canadian 1980s thrash metal band; Strappado (1986) is a raw, fast album that developed an underground cult following. Known for short, aggressive songs and a DIY late-80s thrash sound.

The DeBaser review describes Slaughter as a Canadian thrash band with Strappado (1986). The review also notes the band is distinct from the American hair/glam metal band named Slaughter and mentions Chuck Schuldiner in relation to Slaughter.

DeBaser's review (Workhorse) covers Slaughter's 1986 album Strappado: raw, high-speed thrash with crusty moments and short, similar songs. The band is portrayed as an underground cult favorite rather than an innovative force. Recommended for listeners who want aggressive, straightforward 80s thrash.