Pariah

Pariah: Blaze of Obscurity [CD]

Pariah's "Unity" re-issued! Satan released this album under the name Pariah in 1997! Thrash Metal attack! First time on vinyl. "Unity" was the comeback album of Pariah/Satan, released after 9 years after they split-up, in 1997. Released on the band's own label Aartee Music, and only 1.000 copies were made on CD. The compositions are more varied than before. This more diverse approach to songwriting leads to some first-rate guitar work from Steve and Russ, who are just as comfortable blazing away with thrash riffs as they are the kind of killer twin guitar work they're known for, and every song has bushels of hooky, smoking riffs that rival the best of them. This is Pariah we are talking about and the material is strong enough to make "Unity" an entirely worthy comeback and a worthwhile listen.

Pariah's "Unity" re-issued! Satan released this album under the name Pariah in 1997! Thrash Metal attack! First time on vinyl. "Unity" was the comeback album of Pariah/Satan, released after 9 years after they split-up, in 1997. Released on the band's own label Aartee Music, and only 1.000 copies were made on CD. The compositions are more varied than before. This more diverse approach to songwriting leads to some first-rate guitar work from Steve and Russ, who are just as comfortable blazing away with thrash riffs as they are the kind of killer twin guitar work they're known for, and every song has bushels of hooky, smoking riffs that rival the best of them. This is Pariah we are talking about and the material is strong enough to make "Unity" an entirely worthy comeback and a worthwhile listen.

Pariah's cult debut re-issued! "The Kindred" brings you pure old school Thrash Metal fury! Satan changed their name to Pariah in 1988-1989. Satan's evolution for the time being came to an end here with this band, Pariah, in 1988. What Satan were going for with "Suspended Sentence", could definitely be seen as a hint to the direction they would take as Pariah. That raspy, ill-tempered, aggressive Michael Jackson (indeed) is still here on vocals and these guys really wanted to tear things apart with this album. The main lineup here is entirely the same from Satan and Blind Fury (vocalists aside). Simply put, one could easily say they took "Suspended Sentence"'s interesting idea of "NWOBHM meets Thrash Metal" and basically focused on being even more aggressive this time.

Pariah's cult debut re-issued! "The Kindred" brings you pure old school Thrash Metal fury! Satan changed their name to Pariah in 1988-1989. Satan's evolution for the time being came to an end here with this band, Pariah, in 1988. What Satan were going for with "Suspended Sentence", could definitely be seen as a hint to the direction they would take as Pariah. That raspy, ill-tempered, aggressive Michael Jackson (indeed) is still here on vocals and these guys really wanted to tear things apart with this album. The main lineup here is entirely the same from Satan and Blind Fury (vocalists aside). Simply put, one could easily say they took "Suspended Sentence"'s interesting idea of "NWOBHM meets Thrash Metal" and basically focused on being even more aggressive this time.

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