Sabbat

01. Sabbat - History Of A Time To Come - Expanded Edition, 1988 CD Album Remastered Reissue      Noise Records - NMQCD038      Reissue from 2007 02. Sabbat - Dreamweaver (Reflections Of Our Yesterdays) - Expanded Edition, 1989 CD Album Remastered Reissue      Noise Records - NMQCD037      Reissue from 2007 03. Sabbat - Mourning Has Broken, 1991 CD Album      Noise - 4837-2-U Thrash til zer! Classic 80s UK speed thrash that may remind of Deathrow, Onslaught and Vio-Lence always brings a satisfaction smirk under that facial hair. The third album diverges from that taxonomy and sends the band to the regions of cold and intricate heavy metal with heavy riffing, almost into the complex doom metal territory of Confessor / Fly Machine. Heavier than the third Onslaught, not as oppressive as Confessor. I guess the 80s thrashosaurus does not need any more introduction to Sabbat, they were quite a big name during the golden decade. The younger audience might have to check them out for themselves, there is no current band that explicitly develops the style of Sabbat. We have all the Slayer, Metallica, Nuclear Assault, Sodom and Cro-Mags duplicates we might want, but not the Sabbat explorers. Or nobody told me. Bang that head and sweat that shirt! Remove brackets and unzip: [blac sabbat] !ZER Sabbat ZER!

Sabbat

History of a Time to Come (+ live tracks), 1988 Dreamweaver (Reflections of Our Yesterdays) (+ live tracks), 1989 Mourning Has Broken, 1991 British metal legend alert! Two albums of intense world class thrash metal that reminds me of Onslaught, Artillery and the first Holy Terror, plus Mourning Has Broken with its epic doom metal approach not unlike Solitude Aeturnus, still with a thrash edge in the riffing. Killer stuffffff!!!!!!! CD rip. Sabbat website Sabbat on MySpace