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Clearing the fog of nostalgia -thrash metal
Trends in music seem to repeat every 2 decades- so were currently in the midsts of an 80s revival -a good thing?
Nostalgia can cloud once clear memories, making the decade which at the time wasnt so pleasant seem much better than what it was. We've seen older music acts coming out to reform and tour, showing that theres still life in the old dogs yet, and that there is still a demand for them.
There has been a revival in thrash metal, a genre which spawned classic albums from Slayer (Reign in blood) and Metallica (Master of puppets) and now has younger bands such as Municipal waste and Evile. The original thrash bands such as Exodus, Kreator and Testament are recieving the credit they deserve and have taken the time to give us more albums and tours. Iron Maiden returned to top form again, much like their 80s haydays and the Darkness shone the spotlight on glam rock. Anthrax breifly re-united with Joey Belladonna, bringing back the line up that gave us the albums 'Among the living' and 'Spreading the diesease', which after awhile saw Belladonna jump ship again and leave the band without a singer. Megadeth bought the curtain down after Dave Mustaine's hand injury- only to recover and re-form Megadeth -a new album is expected later on this year. Kreator moved away from the thrash sound during the 90s only to come back to it at the beginning of this decade with 2001's 'Violent revolution', and have recently released their latest album 'Hordes of Chaos'.
Thrash is again very much alive and well, but does this mean these bands will be chucked out into the cold for a resurgance in 'britpop' and 90s retro?
Lets hope this isnt the case.
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