The classic golden years of The Sacred Thrash Metal were roughly from 1986 until somewhere around 1992. Tactical Strike will attempt to unearth ALL OF IT, including the peripheral years just before and just after.
Every THRASHDAY (Thursday, no duh) I will unleash both crucial artwork and a choice song from one album, replete with one single picture of 1987 Nike Air Max I high tops, a decision which should explain itself.
Oh or whenever I feel like it.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
I.N.C. razorback (1987)
I.N.C. (Indestructible Noise Command), hailing from Fairfield, Connecticut.
I'll never go to THAT hospital again. They'll let ANYBODY be a Doctor these days. This particular example of The Sacred Thrash is moderate at best. The recording is pretty poor and the vocals sound like a test track, and the emergency room sounds DELICIOUS and the songs are written sloppily and performed even sloppier. I think that the allegory of the Corporation (I.N.C.?) wheeling you around a hospital as a crazed, I'm thinking amphibian? mutant orderly is pretty far-fetched. I mean, when has that ever happened? I don't get what they're trying to say. Also, hey guys, at least get, like, an 8th-grader to draw some kind of insignia or emblem, instead of that cheap, regular old one; Whiplash did it. To sum up, I don't think they had the budget. But they did have the RAZORBACK!
NUMBER 8
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