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It is superfluous and worth mentioning that thrash metal is in fantastic health today. In any review I write of both classic and recent bands I find myself needing to comment the same thing: the members of the old guard are blessed with levels of inspiration like they haven’t had in many years, while the new blades that They have made their own style, they have been pushing hard with a well-learned booklet, plenty of confidence and indisputable quality. Within this amazing resurgence, if you ask the metal community what are the most fit classic bands today, many will agree in mentioning Testament, Kreator and Overkill above all. Especially the last two are going through a fantastic moment both in the studio and live, and in the case of D.D. An over-the-top crowd pleaser for being so alive it is all street life, Verni and Bobby Einsworth doesn’t have a single moment of thrash metal producer with a regular crush, reaching one of its high points on their most recent records. .
If his latest works (notably The Electric Age (2012) and White Devil Armory (2014)) have met with unanimous praise, The Grinding Wheel (2017) didn’t go that far . Obviously, a Little Change of heights based on the famous musical from New Jersey, it is part of us part of the vibe and inspired by vipers of thrash metal with character, horse punk and more classic heavy metal the feeling is that songs and records come out of them excellent as churros. This The Grinding Wheel is already the eighteenth of a band that was formed in 1980 and that, despite having undergone many line-up changes over the years, has been with them for more than a decade (and five albums). the same line up formed by Blitz on viperine voices, D.D. Verni on Bass, Dave Linsk and Derek Tailer on Guitars and Ron Lipnicki behind the heads. Perhaps this is one of the reasons why the boys in green enjoy such a consolidated position today.
