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The promotional concept video for Abduction, released back in 1989 by Dirty Rotten Imbeciles as part of Thrash Zone, the band’s fifth studio album, which marked a defining moment for D.R.I., solidifying their fusion of punk, hardcore, and thrash metal.
Screeches From The Silence in a classic and official music video by the iconic band from Belo Horizonte Sarcófago, one of the most important ones in Brazilian — if not worldwide — metal. If you are a false, don’t listen!
After more than a decade, Thrash Can is finally patched up and updated to it’s 2.0, now with a new dark visual, easier on the eyes, and language, since for now on our content will be published here in English.
Composed and performed by Cavalera Conspiracy, this is the official lyric video for Piledriver, a track that marks the release of Zangief’s Outfit 4 in Street Fighter 6, a 2023 competitive fighting game from Capcom’s emblematic series.
A cover of Sodom’s song Little Boy (Hiroshima), recorded in 2012 on a demo by Irish band Scimitar, with remastered audio. While the technical quality of this particular recording isn’t top-notch, this stuff is still pretty good.
Official video for Hell, Fire and Damnation, the title track from Saxon’s 2023 album — a song that blends a touch of Dio’s vibe with the power and energy we’ve come to expect from this classic British heavy metal band.
Sepultura’s song “Antichrist”, a product of Minas Gerais, originally part of the 1985 EP Bestial Devastation and later included as a bonus track on the 1991 CD version of Morbid Visions. Features the song’s lyrics (written by Wagner “Antichrist” Lamounier).
Official video for Fire and Water by Corrosion of Conformity, a cover of the classic by Free, part of a project where COC reunited to revisit riffs and songs that influenced their journey.
Official video and lyrics for the song Violent Revolution, from the self-titled album released on September 25, 2001, which marked the band’s return to more authentic thrash after the absurd sonic experiments presented on the weak Renewal.
Official video for the song Betrayer by Kreator, one of those videos that occasionally aired on Fúria Metal, that MTV show that almost never played anything good, but it was what we had for dinner back then. Includes the song’s lyrics.