I love the fact that these boys from Huddersfield in the North-West England are the thrash metal lords of darkness at this present time with their latest release Infected Nations.
Evile must have been overwhelmd at the chance of recording with Russ Russell shaping them out. These are classic, plectrum destroying riffs which just blow you away with their intricacy, their pace and the fact that is sounds pretty damn cool too. The drummers got some beef, the singer has audacity and the guitarist will just rip you up, spit you out into the mosh pit without a care nor a flinch.
This ranks with the top dogs from the days of old such as their influences Sepultura, Slayer and Metallica. Old friends of mine they are and I now call Evile as friends of mine too after Bathe In Blood. A cracking number.
Priceless production work, priceless riffs and solo’s that will blind you and make you twitch.
Infected Nations is out now.
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Tags: Evile, Infected Nations, metal, Metallica, rock, Russ Russell, Sepultura, Slayer, thetruejoe90, Thrash
WOW! That’s the quickest response ever!
Yeah they are very 80′s thrash but for personally being as I’m not too involvede with the genre anymore I do find them quite entertaining.
I’m impressed with their work and their achievement, I know there’s a lot of boys out there that are lovin’ this.
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Evile are pretty good. I’m surprised many people don’t know about them yet. I’ll have to say that they’re -too- 80′s thrash for me though.
Russian Roulette (A demo of theirs I think) came past me a while ago, that’s all I’ve heard, along with ‘Thrasher’ and Ol Drake’s cover of ‘Poison was the cure’ by Megadeth.
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