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Band: Destruction Album: Spiritual Genocide Release date: November 2012

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[featuring Harry & Olly]

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ExordiumCyanideSpiritual GenocideRenegadesCity Of DoomLegacy Of The PastTo Dust You Will DecayCarnivoreNo Signs Of RepentanceRiot SquadUnder Violent SledgePrincess Of The NightCarnivoreIt's scary how quickly time goes by; it seems like only yesterdaywas the latest Destruction album. It also might not be apparent to some that Destruction are about to celebrate their 30th anniversary as a band; a milestone deserving of respect.is the Teutonic trio's eighth new release since the turn of the millennium, and the second to feature new stick-man Vaaver. Continuing the thrash from the previous album, Mike and Schmier show once more that together, they are a reliable and trusty combination. Destruction are one of the last bastions of true Teutonic thrash metal, andis another slab of hefty, fast-paced metal. There's ample to sink your teeth in and bang your head to, but there is also nothing of standout importance that sets this album apart from any other Destruction release. The album is terribly predictable, and unlike before really seems to lack Mike's cutting-edge riffs."Carnivore" is such a drag, but on the flip-side "Legacy Of The Past" is a pretty catchy song with Sodom 's Tom Angelripper and Tankard 's Gerre getting involved in the action. First and last songs "Cyanide" and "Under Violent Sledge" are also savage sledgehammers of thrash and are by a long way the songs to remember from the album.You always know what you're going to get with Destruction ; they're one of the more consistent German thrash bands. Unfortunately because youalways know what you're going to get, Destruction never have any surprises for the listener. More than anything on, the guitar-work is well below the standard Mike usually delivers. Destruction are one of the "stick in the mud" bands that have always stayed true to their own sound without any deviation through the years. Almost thirty years on, the band wouldn't still be doing this if they weren't doing something right.isn't one of the band's outstanding releases, but it is worth a spin.Thrash metalNuclear BlastGermanyLength: 41:30