Vendetta

Vendetta is a German thrash metal band that originally formed in Schweinfurt, Bavaria, in 1984. They burst onto the scene with their debut album "Go and Live... Stay and Die" in 1987, followed a year later by "Brain Damage." Known for fast, aggressive riffs and socially conscious lyrics, they quickly made a name for themselves among fans of classic European thrash. After disbanding in the early 1990s, Vendetta reunited in 2002 and have since kept their sound alive with albums like "Hate" (2007), "Feed the Extermination" (2011), "The 5th" (2017), and their latest, "Black as Coal" (2023), proving their enduring relevance in the metal world.

Throughout their career, Vendetta has been recognized for delivering tight, energetic music that stays true to the roots of thrash, while also exploring new themes and sounds in their recent work. Their music deals with topics like corruption, politics, and societal violence, making them a favorite among fans who appreciate both speed and substance in their metal.