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Destruction
Thrash

Together with their countrymen Kreator and Sodom, Germany's Destruction constituted the dominating triumvirate of Teutonic thrash metal during the 1980's. Although they ultimately failed to match these peers' in terms of commercial success and longevity, at least two of their albums still qualify among the cr�me de la cr�me of the decade's speed metal.Heavy Metal underwent a worldwide revolution in the early �80's, when the lingering lessons from �70's giants like Black Sabbath and Judas Priest crashed head-on with the do-it-yourself-ethos of punk rock and the sheer velocity of Motorhe ...read more

Together with their countrymen Kreator and Sodom, Germany's Destruction constituted the dominating triumvirate of Teutonic thrash metal during the 1980's. Although they ultimately failed to match these peers' in terms of commercial success and longevity, at least two of their albums still qualify among the cr�me de la cr�me of the decade's speed metal.Heavy Metal underwent a worldwide revolution in the early �80's, when the lingering lessons from �70's giants like Black Sabbath and Judas Priest crashed head-on with the do-it-yourself-ethos of punk rock and the sheer velocity of Motorhead to spawn the much ballyhooed New Wave of British Heavy Metal. This in turn sparked a far more powerful and lasting bastard offspring: thrash metal. Of all the nations contaminated by this musical virus as it proliferated unchecked, Germany was second only to the U.S. in terms of widespread infection. Among its earliest contenders, there was Hamburg's Helloween, Essen's Kreator and, from the town of Weil am Rhein in the Fatherland's Southwestern tip, Destruction. Formed in 1983 from the remnants of an earlier band named Knight of Demon, Destruction brought together towering vocalist/bassist Marcel Schirmer (a.k.a. Schmier), diminutive guitarist Mike Sifringer and drummer Tommy Sandmann. Looking to take advantage of the bustling worldwide tape trading network responsible for breaking most of the �80's biggest heavy metal bands, the trio immediately set about recording and circling their �Bestial Invasion « hide

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D.E.V.O.L.U.T.I.O.N.
08/29/2008

3.5
12 Votes
Thrash Anthems
2007

3.6
17 Votes
Inventor of Evil
2005

4.1
27 Votes
Live Discharge-20 Years Of Total Destruction (DVD)
2004

4.5
1 Votes
Metal Discharge
2003

3.2
16 Votes
Metal Discharge (Demo)
2003

3.5
1 Votes
Alive Devastation (Live Album)
2002

3.5
1 Votes
The Antichrist
2001

3.9
44 Votes
Whiplash (Single)
2001

3
1 Votes
All Hell Breaks Loose
2000

3.7
13 Votes
The Butcher Strikes Back (Demo)
1999

3.5
1 Votes
Destruction - The Least Successful Human Cannonbal
1998

2.5
3 Votes
Them Not Me EP
1995

2.5
1 Votes
Destruction EP
1994

2.5
1 Votes
Destruction - Best of
1992

4
1 Votes
Cracked Brain
1990

3.2
11 Votes
Infernal Overkill
1985

4.2
20 Votes
Sentence of Death EP
1984

3.5
1 Votes
Sentence of Death
1984

3.6
14 Votes
Bestial Invasion of Hell
1984

3.3
2 Votes
Eternal Devastation
1986

3.5
20 Votes
Mad Butcher


3.9
15 Votes
Release From Agony


4
35 Votes

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