THRASH METAL THEN VS. NOW feat.  

My pleasure to collab with one of my RU-vid inspirations! Great riffing 🤘

This is a much better project with two players....maybe then vs. now should be a collab thing going forward.

Noted! Maybe that can be arranged

Older thrash is way better 🤘🤘🤘

So true. It has noticeably evolved over the years, becoming more technical in some ways as well. I love both, by my heart will always be stuck in the punk-influenced thrash of the 80s when it comes to my playing style. 😁

Yeah, Thrash i know better than the new school is more inspired by heavy metal and hardcore It has that certain swing feel almost, and another part is actually hearing just about every switch from one chord/note to the next. Even full out bands like Slayer and Exodus and Sodom have actually ear-aching tones, but the players are actually super talented being able to not allow so much dirt in their frantic playing The only real newer thrash i listen is Hatchet (and Havok and Hexen, but they disbanded, sadly), and they have that new edge with less "standard" riffs, but still keep that old school vibe. Either way! THRASH4EVER

Groove Metal changed everything man

Theres still some hardcore influence & death metal influence is also pretty common. In a lot of the older stuff you can definitely hear where nu-metal & metalcore were influenced. Metalcore was so heavily influenced by thrash to begin with. Most of those 00s bands made thrash riffs mixed with more explicit metallic hardcore & often different combinations of pop-punk/emo/screamo/post-hardcore (and then some of them fucked it all up with emo/butt rock style vocals). God Forbid was my favorite metalcore and they were also like NWoAHM thrash. Bit different now as theres a lot of metalcore inspired by metalcore, and Meshuggah, often Tool, and nu-metal influence is almost omnipresent. I could be wrong but if I had to guess, the bands making thrash today are probably not the ones who were big metalcore scene kids, they were prolly the metal nerds listening to punk/hardcore/crossover, old school thrash & death, groove metal and probably nu-metal. Crossover thrash vs. metalcore would be a fun comparison.

Being immediately destroyed by Sylosis afterwards.

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@@Landekar both is great

I agree. I love the riffs from both but thrash still has a groove and old school thrash to me has a better groove

They sound old though, the time's taking its toll on them clearly. New sound has this feeling of freshness brought by new techniques and tuning. It's like there's more air.

Check out traitor from Germany

Spiritworld are so good, they blend thrash with 90's metalcore/hardcore like Integrity, Ringworm and Arkangel

Thanks! It doesn’t feature the suffocater, but I do have another thrash metal then vs. now video out from last year 😁

And sylosis

Thrash has been back for nearly 20 years now. All the old guard back to making bangers and young bands popping up all over the place.

Wow I'm stuck on what I remember from 90s. Will check out all those bands.

@@woodward_alan Here's a good list to get you started: Evile Havok Warbringer Power Trip Lich King Gama Bomb Bonded By Blood

​@@Neo-Midgaryes! Thanks

Bro check out the last two albums by Warbringer

Anyone who says there’s no good music anymore is crazy. But…. People listening to this kind of music as a movement that is def lost. The communal aspect of all this is lost.

>There's plenty of good, modern metal out there If only it didn't require wasting HOURS on end to dig through endless procession of trash filled to brim with Slayer worship and horrible vocals to find those few bands that are at least above average.

you've never actually listened to hellripper and enforced, have you? another metal boomer

how much of that is down to nostalgia and rose-tinted glasses rather than the actual melodical and technical composition. you tend to like things you grew up with

I really recommend you to listen to it