Sulphuric Glow

from CiTR -- Powerchord Hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine

We kick off today's episode with corrosive new tracks from black metal masters Ruins of Beverast, Paysage d'Hiver, Spectral Wound and Wode!!! We'll also wreak havoc on your eardrums with some wanton death metal destruction courtesy of Venom Prison, Nekrovault and Occult Burial, and we'll hear Baptists, Kylesa and Napalm Death tackle punishing covers of some of their favourite '80s hardcore punk bands. The second half of the show features crushing, blasted-out doom from Vile Creature and Cardinal Wyrm, as well as new lighter-lifting anthems from Haunt, Sandstorm and Gama Bomb. We'll also get a wicked dose of break-neck thrash with new music from Teutonic legends Sodom and the Brazilian powerhouse Nervosa, and we'll also dig a track by Bay Area rattleheads EXODUS from their landmark 1985 debut Bonded By Blood out of The Graveyard! Let's get RAD!!!!

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