Australian Thrash Metal

Australian thrash metal is a thunderous and relentless subgenre of heavy metal that hails from the land down under, characterized by its aggressive, high-speed guitar riffs, pounding drumwork, and raspy, shouting vocals. It carries the same ferocity and speed that epitomizes global thrash metal but often incorporates a raw, unpolished edge reflective of the Australian metal scene's independent spirit. The lyrical themes range from social and political issues to the occult and warfare, delivered with a visceral intensity to match the music's hard-hitting impact. Bands like Mortal Sin and Hobbs' Angel Of Death were among the early standard-bearers, while acts such as Harlott and Deströyer 666 have carried the torch into the new millennium, ensuring the genre's ongoing evolution and presence on the international metal stage.

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Violent Vacation
Album - 11 Tracks - Released April 11, 2025
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Deströyer 666
Mortification
Mortal Sin
Sadistik Exekution
Elm Street
Harlott

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