Posts Tagged ‘Lazarus A.D.’

If you missed Kreator earlier this year on their Hordes Of Chaos Tour, now is your chance to catch them again on the Hordes Of Chaos Tour Part II. This time around they are taking the U.K.’s Evile and Wisconsin’s Lazarus A.D. along with a few other supporting acts changing up in and out of the tour. I caught them on the first part of this tour with Exodus and it was everything I thought it could have been. If they come to a city near you, go check them out. You won;t be disappointed. Here are the dates. Read the rest of this entry »

So, here it is, the Hooked! Thrash Metal Edition of the Hook In Mouth Podcast. Again, I’m all over the place between songs. I tried to minimize the “uhs’ and Ums” but shit, I can’t help it I guess. Also I’m a little stuffed up from allergies right now so I sound like a little kid.

Below is the track list of the songs and bands I played. Stay tuned in a couple of weeks for more thrash metal. I love it and it it’s timeless. That’s why there are so many thrash metal bands still out there. Not because it’s trendy but because thrash metal kicks ass like no other. This edition ran about an hour and 30 minutes [63.4 mb]. the Megadeth sample levels (from Amazon.de) are kind of loud but you get the point.

If you enjoyed the bands in this podcast, please buy the albums and go to their shows if they come to your local venues. Support the bands’; otherwise you’ll just have to listen to the garbage force-fed to you by the radio waves. Read the rest of this entry »

I love it when a show starts 30 minutes late for no apparent reason. Last nights show was like that, but once Lazarus A.D. kicked things off it was all good. If you’re not familiar with the Wisconsin neo-thrashers then you’re doing yourself an injustice. Their Metal Blade debut, The Onslaught is a really great thrash record for a time when being a modern thrash band seems to be the cool thing to do. Very few bands can pull it off without looking stupid and cheesy. Lazarus A.D. is one of those bands that can pull it off. Most of the crowd probably didn’t have a clue who they were but once they started playing, heads started banging and after a couple of songs the pit started moving pretty well. Here is their first video, Thou Shall Not Fear.

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I’m off to see Testament, Unearth and Lazarus A.D. tonight. I’ll have more updates over the weekend.

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