THRASH METALMayo / Galway
CURRENT LINE-UP ;
Vocals/Guitar - Patrick Fitzgerald
Lead Guitar - Colin Dunne
Drums - David Mahony
Bass - Niall McGuinness
BAND SITES ; Facebook Bandcamp
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Originally formed back in 2007 as REBORN. They released a couple of demos under this name. The first being an 11-track self-titled demo in 2008, and the second 'Blood And Hell' the following year. Come 2010 and after some line-up changes the band travelled to LSD Studios in Lubeck, Germany with European producer, Lasse Lammert (ALESTORM, GLORYHAMMER) to record their 'Hath Fury' EP. This EP was initially released online as REBORN, but they changed their name to TWISTED WRATH for the eventual CD released. And in January 2013 they recorded the follow up to 'Hath Fury', entitled 'Madman’s Chorus', once again with Lasse Lammert at the helm, showcasing a faster, heavier and more technical sound.
A solid opening riff breaks out of the speakers for 'North Titan' and sets a tone for the rest of the EP. No bullshit! Just pure and honest "bang your fucking head" METAL…!!! The band don’t let up for one second during the course of the whole EP. It rolls along relentlessly like a tank, and God help anything that crosses its path. Excellently written and executed, there isn’t a hair out of place on this EP. It’s precise and to the point and there isn’t a dud track in the bunch! Their previous 'Hath Fury' EP was more straight-laced metal and also to a similar standard of quality, but far too short at only two tracks. Where 'Madman’s Chorus' at four quick-fire tracks is a heavier and richer sounding affair compared to it's predecessor.
Highly recommended folks! And it's free! Get this shit in your ears.... Pronto!
A solid opening riff breaks out of the speakers for 'North Titan' and sets a tone for the rest of the EP. No bullshit! Just pure and honest "bang your fucking head" METAL…!!! The band don’t let up for one second during the course of the whole EP. It rolls along relentlessly like a tank, and God help anything that crosses its path. Excellently written and executed, there isn’t a hair out of place on this EP. It’s precise and to the point and there isn’t a dud track in the bunch! Their previous 'Hath Fury' EP was more straight-laced metal and also to a similar standard of quality, but far too short at only two tracks. Where 'Madman’s Chorus' at four quick-fire tracks is a heavier and richer sounding affair compared to it's predecessor.
Highly recommended folks! And it's free! Get this shit in your ears.... Pronto!







