Description

The Belgian thrash metal act Bloodrocuted start off their second album with an homage to legendary Quentin Tarantino movie Pulp Fiction, by covering a cool version of Samuel L. Jackson’s reciting of psalm Ezekiel 25-17, fittingly called the reversed, 71-52 Leikeze. Bloodrocuted takes the best of Anthrax, Megadeth and Slayer, mingles it together and produces a really solid album with some well-crafted songs and an all-around delicious thrashiness. They really sound great, and especially Slayer’s influence comes through very clearly. Speedy guitars and bass playing from Jason Bond and Daan Swinnen, heavy hitting drums from Sander Vogt and Bob Briessinck’s kickass hoarse screaming voice are the ingredients of this tasty dish of thrash metal. The production is in your face and aggressive, which goes well with the numerous thrash riffs. As expected, these riffs generally feature lots of palm-muting, excellent rhythmic dexterity (both in terms of down-picking stamina and throwing in gallops and tremolo picking), and lots of speed. A familiar sound is good, especially given the nature of thrash metal, some of the riffs definitely feel a close to specific riffs from 80s giants.
Disaster Strikes Back is a formidable effort for all fans of thrash. So check them out and let them drag you to their realm of balls to the wall thrash metal

Track list:
1. 71:52 Leikeze
2. Revolution Of The Enslaved
3. Burning The West
4. Consumer Of Death
5. Human/Beast
6. The Sickened Mind
7. Soulclaimer
8. Mors Indecepta
9. Disaster Strikes Back
10. Rise Ov Evil