100% agreed on Mutilator album, and all the comp tracks with Silvio are awesome (he went on to become a permanent roadie for Sepultura). I don't think Aamonhammer recorded an album, Mayhem did though (sorry not sure if that's what you were implying), Blenoraggia/Mad Thrasher would have been great too, same trajectory as Insulter. The MX demo is for me one of the best of that era, the guitar sound is devastating, but they're not answering my emails about a re-release!Prowler wrote: ↑Mon Feb 21, 2022 9:01 pm I just wonder why people hold that Mutilator "Immortal force" in high regards. Did you ever ask how this album could have sounded with the original singer who shouted on the Demos/Warfare Noise LP? I think it's not a good brazilian Thrash album. Either soundwise it's too clean and lost all it's charm. Also I'm still longing for a Aamonhammer fullenght, despite the untight drummer/bassist. And definitely Mayhem from the same Warfare Noise LP at that time deserved an album. Those The Mist LP's came much too late when they got "softer". Cova, Necromancia .. soo many unheard jewels back in the day ... and we just got Holocausto's "Blocked minds" ...^^
Prowler : Are you familiar with the Shadows FX lp? Released in 2001, it genuinely sounds like a Cogumelo horde, there never was any infos on the recording dates, but I highly suspect that one to have some parts recorded in the 80ies.
One that would be corroseum review worthy is Sadom : love and Death lp, a bastard child of Frost and Motorhead with a crazy take on longer songs. I read reviews of their early demo comparing them to Hellhammer and early Sodom, I'd like to get my ears on that...