Nuclear Assault
Posté : 19 oct. 2010, 15:08
Une vidéo de la rereformation des thrashers la semaine dernière est dipsonible ici :
Le forum francophone dédié au Metal TRADITIONNEL! Ou pas.
https://www.dotf.fr/
Ecoute surtout les 3 premiers, Game Over (indispensable!), Survive et Handle With Care. Et aussi le mini Lp The Plague (qui est dispo avec le Game Over).STEELER a écrit :Cela me rend triste de les voir ainsi...Un groupe de Thrash de série B. Pourtant, j'aimais bien les albums "Something Wicked" et "Out of Order".
J'ai pas écouté cet album au complet, mais de ce que j'avais entendu, je trouvais la voix de Connelly pas mal fatiguée. Sur le vidéo, c'est moins pire, même si ça paraît qu'il n'est plus jeune. Faut dire qu'il y a un contraste entre les "mononcles" que les gars sont devenus et leur musique.Everflow a écrit : Leur dernier album live, moins...
ils étaient repassé en juillet 2005 avec Heathen en première partie à la maroquinerie.Everflow a écrit :Leur dernier passage à Paris (2003) avait bien botté le cul!
Leur dernier album live, moins...
je m'en souviens de celui là ouais, Heathen avait effectivement été énorme, mais Nuclear avait vraiment bien assuré aussi ! j'été pas au concert qu'everflow cite en 2003.metal militia a écrit :
ils étaient repassé en juillet 2005 avec Heathen en première partie à la maroquinerie.
Heathen, en 45 minutes, leur avait volé la vedette d'ailleurs (en jouant deux nouveaux titres du dernier album "the evolution of chaos"....sorti seulement 5 ans après!)
ah ouais celle là j'y étais effectivement !!!Everflow a écrit :^ En fait la date dont je parlais était celle avec Agent Steel et Exodus.
Nuclear Assault bassist Dan Lilker (Brutal Truth, Anthrax) has issued the following update:
"Greetings! I’d like to bring everyone up to date on what’s going on with Nuclear Assault.
First though, let me clear up what’s going on with my “retirement”. Yes, Brutal Truth will be a done deal by the end of this year. With that will come a “slower” phase in my musical career in that I won’t be constantly touring like I have since the mid 80s. I am simply scaling back what I’m doing so I can have a little more stability in my life although I am still quite busy here at home with Nokturnal Hellstorm (who just recorded our second album) and Blurring (who are in the process of recording at this writing), and I still play in Venomous Concept (also recording for a new release).
That brings us to Nuclear Assault…
In 2015, it will be 30 years since Nuclear Assault solidified our lineup and started making a name for ourselves in the metal/crossover scene. To commemorate this, the band will write and record another album and play some shows for a "Final Assault". The live front will be of a limited nature due to the reality of people in the band having careers that they can’t just walk away from for the time needed to go tour the world like we did in the 80s.
Nevertheless we will try to do whatever we can, especially in the summer, to get out there and thrash for everyone again. Progress on writing music will not go quickly due to a couple of facts; we are geographically challenged so we can’t just jam once a week like we used to, and we want to make sure that this album is really killer so we can go out with a big bang.
That’s all for now, stay tuned and more info on shows will be forthcoming at the appropriate time."
New York thrash metal veterans NUCLEAR ASSAULT — vocalist/guitarist John Connelly, bassist Danny Lilker, drummer Glenn Evans and guitarist Erik Burke — will release a new EP on June 1. Titled "Pounder", it will feature "four killer old-school thrash" tunes written by Lilker and Connelly.
In an August 2014 online posting, Lilker stated about NUCLEAR ASSAULT's future: "In 2015, it will be 30 years since NUCLEAR ASSAULT solidified our lineup and started making a name for ourselves in the metal/crossover scene. To commemorate this, the band will write and record another album and play some shows for a 'Final Assault.' The live front will be of a limited nature due to the reality of people in the band having careers that they can't just walk away from for the time needed to go tour the world like we did in the '80s. Nevertheless, we will try to do whatever we can, especially in the summer, to get out there and thrash for everyone again. Progress on writing music will not go quickly due to a couple of facts; we are geographically challenged, so we can't just jam once a week like we used to, and we want to make sure that this album is really killer so we can go out with a big bang."
NUCLEAR ASSAULT released its first-ever DVD, "Louder Harder Faster", in October 2006 via Screaming Ferret Wreckords. Recorded during the band's performance at the 2005 Louder Harder Faster Festival (taped on June 5, 2005), the disc also includes such extra bits as vintage live footage, slide shows (put to the original "Survive" demos), music videos, in the studio footage, unreleased songs, and an interview with longtime members Danny Lilker and Glenn Evans.
Originally formed back in 1984, NUCLEAR ASSAULT bassist Lilker witnessed the birth of thrash metal first as an original member of ANTHRAX, as well as a crucial component to S.O.D., NUCLEAR ASSAULT and BRUTAL TRUTH.
While many thrash metal bands tempered their aggression with melody, NUCLEAR ASSAULT stuck to its guns throughout and in the process, released such thrash classics as 1988's "Survive" and 1989's "Handle with Care".
After an extended hiatus, the group returned in the early 21st century with its first new studio album in over a decade, 2005's "Third World Genocide".
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