Rock Schifter Metal, Chapter 17

Welcome to Rock Schifter Metal, where we explore the most powerful and authentic in hard rock and metal. In this episode, we're going to dive into sounds from Generales, American Dog, The King Lot, and Demon, and then explore news about Kerry King, as well as a review of Saxon's Hell Fire Damnation album. Let's get started!

Playlist

American Dog - "Just Like Charlie Sheen"

This song by American Dog is pure hard rock with a rebellious attitude that captures the uncensored spirit of Charlie Sheen in his wildest years. The lyrics are a mix of dark humor and criticism of the culture of excess, with strong riffs and an accelerated rhythm that embodies that uncontrolled lifestyle.

The King Lot - "Save Me"

The King Lot's "Save Me" is an intense piece, with a mix of melody and heaviness that feels both desperate and hopeful. The voice reflects a request for help, while the music oscillates between melodic passages and powerful riffs, creating an epic atmosphere.

Demon - "Visions of the Future II"

In this song, Demon transports us to a dark and apocalyptic vision of the future. The song has a mysterious air with arrangements that envelop the listener, added to introspective lyrics that reflect on the fate of humanity. It is a powerful piece that stands out for its somber tone and depth.

Metal Albums

Saxon - "Hell Fire Damnation"

This Saxon album brings with it an explosion of classic heavy metal. Hell Fire Damnation is a return to the rawness and power that defines Saxon. From the powerful riffs to the intense voice of Biff Byford, each song is loaded with energy and mastery. Pieces such as "Inferno Rising" and "Blazing Trails" stand out, where the intensity and skill of the band can be felt at its best. This album is a celebration of metal in its purest form.

Album: Kerry King - "Hello I Rise"

Hello I Rise marks the long-awaited return of Kerry King following the closure of Slayer, and it's an album that doesn't disappoint. From the first riff, King envelops us in an atmosphere of pure brutality and speed, reaffirming his unmistakable style of thrash metal. The songs are filled with razor-sharp riffs and incendiary solos, reminding us of his ability to create powerful and ferocious music. Tracks like "Infernal Awakening" and "Burning Vengeance" are an explosion of energy and aggression, while the title track, "Hello I Rise," feels like an anthem to his return, with a defiant and bold message. This album is a clear statement that Kerry King remains as forceful and relevant as ever in

the extreme metal scene.

Cosmic Vortex

Trash Metal History.

Thrash metal, born in the 1980s, is a scene marked by its speed and aggression, fusing the intensity of punk with the technique of heavy metal. Pioneering bands such as Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax, known as the “Big Four”, laid the groundwork for the genre, using fast riffs, complex solos and lyrics that address dark and socially critical themes. Over the years, thrash has maintained its rebellious essence, inspiring new generations of musicians and expanding globally, consolidating itself as one of the most influential and long-lasting subgenres of metal.

Conclusion and Comments

We end this episode of Rock Schifter Metal with a reflection on the impact of these bands and their legacy on the hard rock and heavy metal scene. From the unbridled energy of American Dog to the darkness of Demon and the unstoppable force of Saxon, these songs and albums remind us why we love this music. See you on the next show for more quality metal!

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