And we finally come to the end of the VladPromotion stuff that has been sent to me over the last year. It was a huge number of thrash metal, and the occasional traditional metal release, from a variety of countries.
This is Canada's Terrifier. I have heard a little bit from this band through the stuff that has been sent to me. They used to be called Skull Hammer which I remarked that I would have stayed with as it is a little bit more of an unusual name than Terrifier. But to each their own I guess.
This is a short three-song EP that sounds even shorter due to the fact that it is so fast. In fact it's too short. The music is surprisingly good so that it made me want to hear more. Unfortunately that just is not possible.
The bass is definitely an important instrument here. We have come a long way since Metallica turned Jason Newsted's bass way down in the mix on ...And Justice for All. The bass is playing a lot of the riffs alongside the rhythm guitar and is so high in the mix that it gives the sound a thundering, rumbling feel.
This is definitely a fun, fast-paced thrash EP that is just too short. Looking forward to more, Terrifier.
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