Swiss thrashers APOCALYPSE formed in 1984 and unleashed a five-song demo the following year, but the quintet didn't really pick up steam until reissuing their initially self-released debut album in 1988 through Out of Tune Records. As with most metal bands of the era, APOCALYPSE drew influence from the Bay Area thrash scene—most notably Metallica, going so far as to enlist the talents of long-running producer, Flemming Rasmussen, to handle the engineering of their debut.
This is their Second CD.
Absolutely recommended. A total must have.
Track listing:
| 1. | House of Confusion | ||
| 2. | Slay for Play | ||
| 3. | Division | ||
| 4. | Unwanted | ||
| 5. | Extreme Sensation | ||
| 6. | Faithless | ||
| 7. | Reason to Live | ||
| 8. | Shoot You Down | ||
| 9. | Bad Breath | ||
| 10. | Wall |