Release Year: 2010
Artist Origin: USA
Style: angry energetic intense thrash metal
the band that spawned the burgeoning Bay Area thrash scene in the early eighties, with never surrender attitude and longtime determination, comes out with the second part of their concept dualogy, turning into a more than worthy successor, stronger and meaner, darker and more epic, with even fewer moments to catch your breath up: twelve compositions are remarkably longer, elaborated and more complex, redefining the thrash term for fans old and new, where lyrics question the decaying state of humanity, dealing with various grim subjects, while the album cover, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man, symbolizes humanity’s propensity for violence and ignorance; authentic German edition comes with Devil's Teeth bonus