VIOLATOR · Annihilation Process | BLACK LP

Black vinyl edition, limited to a specific number of copies.

Background information about 'Annihilation Process'

Violator's "Annihilation Process" is a formidable testament to the enduring power of thrash metal, capturing the raw energy and rebellious spirit of the genre's golden era. Formed in Brasília, Brazil, Violator has steadily risen as one of the leading figures in the new wave of old-school thrash metal. The band pays homage to both Brazilian legends like Sepultura and Korzus and American titans such as Exodus, blending these influences into a relentless sonic assault. The 2010 EP "Annihilation Process" showcases the band's maturing sound and thematic depth. Lead singer and bassist Pedro Arcanjo's vocals draw inspiration from German thrash icons while carving out a distinct identity for himself. Tracks like "Futurephobia" highlight their evolving complexity, with intricate guitar work and socially conscious lyrics. The EP reverberates with high-octane riffs and aggressive rhythms that have become synonymous with Violator's musical ethos.

Building upon their foundational releases, this record reflects a band at the peak of its creative prowess, balancing rawness with a polished production that enhances its visceral impact. As they continue to perform alongside international heavyweights like Destruction, Violator's commitment to thrash metal remains unwavering. Their music channels both contemporary themes and classic thrash motifs, ensuring their place as stalwarts within the genre. With "Annihilation Process," Violator enriches the thrash metal canon with a work that bristles with intensity and authenticity.

Track listing

A1 Poisoned By Ignorance
A2 Uniformity Is Conformity
A3 Give Me Destruction Or Give Me Death
A4 Apocalypse Engine
B1 Deadly Sadistic Experiments
B2 Futurephobia
B3 You'll Come Back Before Dying (Executer Cover)
B4 Nausea (Heresy Cover)

Manufacturer: High Roller Records, Bertolt-Brecht-Str. 1a, 08412 Werdau, Germany, Contact: www.hrrecords.de