Krushhammer, known for its unrelenting blend of speed metal and thrash, has carved out a formidable reputation among heavy music aficionados. This band's origins, veiled somewhat in the underground metal scene mystique, began in the early 2000s when a group of musicians with a shared passion for the raw and aggressive nuances of metal converged. They quickly became known for their high-intensity performances and a sonic barrage that pays homage to the old-school era of thrash metal, all the while adding their own unique and brutal twist.

The series of releases such as "Blood, Violence & Blasphemy" and "Morbid Future" showcase Krushhammer's dedication to heavy riffs, fast-paced drumwork, and guttural vocals that seem to channel the anarchic spirit of the 80s metal scene. Their album titled "Evil Domain" solidified their place in the metal community as a force of pounding rhythms and merciless aggression. Not ones to shy away from controversial themes and dark imagery, as reflected in their provocatively titled "Try Suicide," Krushhammer continues its unbroken streak of intensity with "Speed Blacking Hell," a blistering contribution to the genre that comes in two forms, testifying to their prolific nature and unfading commitment to the roots of thrash and speed metal.