SUICIDAL ANGELS - Dead Again

\r\nWith their third album, Suicidal Angels have nothing to prove to anyone anymore. Indeed, the band has matured, without it meaning they luck ferocity or something, know what they want and evolve within the boundaries they themselves set. With so many gigs and tours on their back but also with such a strong fanbase the greek thrashers are an established band already.
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\r\n So, what what do they have to offer in the 2010th year of "our lord"? Oldschool thrash of course! Surely, the band has not added post themes in its material, no keyboards, nore, nore....you get the picture....it could have been nothing more and nothing less than Suicidal Angels! We deal with stubborn slayer/kreator riffing the way we were taught but also with lots of improvement. Especially in the vocals, the Petroza influences have given space to a more american approach, which I consider to be extremely positive. The sound is flawless, clear yet strong with a bay are breeze dare I say..
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\r\n The band’s strong fanbase will grow even stronger as Suicidal Angels release a bomb, with songs made for circlepit and stagediving. All we ever new about them is still here enriched with even more  new "old" elements to satisfy the most demanding mosher. All the "cliches"(always in the good sense) thrashers love are here, I truly think noone will be left unsatisfied. Cover artwork is done by Ed Repka(Megadeth, etc), totally in the band’s spirit and aesthetics. Cult and wonderfully executed. Everything surounding this release indicate an album that will remain a classic in the greek scene, time will tell..
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\r\n"Dead Again" sets new standards of quality in thrash metal. The bar has been raised and the Athenians will be here for a long time. Give them a try and let yourselves go.\r\n

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\r\nGiannis rem3dy Nakos   \r\n

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