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Album Name Thrash Beyond Death. Released date November 2006. Labels Self-Released. Music StyleThrash Speed. Members owning this album2. 1. Unfinished Business. 4. Thrash Beyond Death. 5. Buried Alive 2008.

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Thrash Beyond Death is Deathrash's first release in twenty years, their previous release being the Faces of Death demo of '86; it's only the band's second overall release. tracks 1-5 are new studio tracks - tracks 6-8 taken from the '86 Faces of Death demo. tracks 9-16 recorded live at CBGB's 8/19/86. Recording information: - tracks 6-8 recorded on 2/1/86 at The Sanctuary, Caldwell, NJ. - tracks 9-16 recorded live at CBGB's 8/19/86.

DEATHRASH - Thrash Beyond Death. com - the ultimate metal music online community, from the creators of progarchives. Thrash Beyond Death 04:20 2. Unfinished Business 3. Buried Alive 4. Red All Over 5. Warkeeper 6. Lockjaw 04:27 7. Buried Alive 02:41 8. Blood For Blood 04:09 9. Lockjaw 10. Feel You Die 11. Buried Alive 12. Heart Of The Darkness 13. A Time To Slay 14. Possessed By Thrash 15. Blood For Blood.

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What you get on "Thrash Beyond Death", besides an album cover showing a guy literally headbanging his face right off his skull, is a batch of tunes both old and new. DEATHRASH's 1986 "Faces of Death" demo, three songs that took the east coast underground by storm at the time, is reproduced, as is a rough-and-ready 1986 CBGB's set (recorded by none other than Tommy Victor, later of PRONG fame). Both of these showcase the kind of bashing, punk- and hardcore-influenced thrash that informed their peers, from WHIPLASH and CRUMBSUCKERS to CRYPTIC SLAUGHTER and EXCEL

Their 1982 album Black Metal has been cited as a major influence on many subsequent genres and bands in the extreme metal world, such as Bathory, Hellhammer, Slayer, and Mayhem. The European scene was almost exclusively influenced by the most aggressive music Germany and England were producing at the time. For example, bands with all the musical traits of thrash metal began using death growls, a vocal style borrowed from death metal, while black.