Thrash too has made inroads in Nepal, and one of the forerunners of the modern-day thrash scene in the country is Lalitpur/Kathmandu old school ragers Disorder.
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They would become one of Europe's premier thrash flag-bearers during the 1980s and refused to change their style in the lean days of the 1990s, when thrash was driven largely underground.
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He would thrash at night and still had terrible insomnia.
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How would modern thrash be shaping up without Municipal Waste?
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They're the ones that are gonna thrash the car around.
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Mr. Lehman is all bridling thrash, Mr. Shim cool melodicism.
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He'd wail and thrash and tear down everything around him.
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Both are designed to thrash your prefrontal cortex into submission.
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It's thrash, although it showcases the band's more anthemic, melodic side.
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In the early 80s thrash started as a reaction to glam.
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Slayer - "Disciple" (103 BPM)From the thrash legends' nu-metal days.
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Grindcore is described as a blend of thrash metal and hardcore punk.
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Crossover thrash, in a big way, was birthed in the Bay Area.
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The quarterly cycle starts with a planning session to thrash out priorities.
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Cavestany articulates the central contradiction of being a thrash metal lifer well.
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Now a computer has managed to thrash a top-drawer human player.
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Appeals officer James Thrash, a former NFL wide receiver, heard Davis' appeal.
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Nowadays policymakers strive to revive inflation rather than thrash it into submission.
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Propelled by sparks, cowboy's arms and legs thrash about, then go limp.
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Some thrash about, even biting through a few strands of metal mesh.
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"The thrash scene didn't even see them coming, because they were in the hardcore, and by the time that first LP came out, I think the thrash scene was like, "How the fuck are they better than us?
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Meanwhile, the headphones dutifully handled High on Fire's punishing thrash metal without flinching.
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Overhead, a screen announced the imminent arrival of the thrash-metal band Anthrax.
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That's a pretty expensive, questionably stable system to thrash like any old skateboard.
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But onto the mix: almost 70 minutes of heavy, death, black, thrash, etc.
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The Fearless Iranians answered that fear and loathing with blistering thrash-hardcore albums.
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Once the membrane is breached the tadpoles thrash their way through the hole.
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Metallica and other Bay Area thrash bands have been vocal in their support.
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Do you see Jaguar as important in the genesis of speed/thrash metal?
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But Koichi's path to Thrash Zone could only be manifested through true obsession.
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She was just out of the hair metal phase into the thrash stuff.
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Judge Thrash, then, has a unique opportunity to make a statement by objecting.
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No snob would thrash and flail his way through sentences the way he does.
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The academy's well-drilled squads thrash youth teams from Manchester United and Real Madrid.
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That description of Masquerader wasn't meant to denigrate party thrash and/or speed metal.
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I loved how fast it was, with the aggressive thrash vibe and the solos.
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This thrash is committed as well as pragmaticlly tuneful in the punk-rock manner.
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For me, that band is Slayer, the nastiest of thrash metal's classic Big Four.
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During its first maturation in the 80s, thrash was as heavy as metal got.
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On the other hand, maybe a complete transformation what thrash needs to mature entirely.
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Herders in flowing robes, wielding bamboo staves, thrash them to keep them in line.
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The streamlined workflows may not have seemed worth the thrash of adopting new technology.
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"Metallica, obviously," she said, and cued up the thrash anthem "Battery" on her phone.
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The sharp decline in immigrant arrivals ought to offer space to thrash out a deal.
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His obit notes his likes: Playing with his sister, his blue bunny, thrash metal music.
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There is relatively little time left to thrash out a deal under the current schedule.
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In its place is an aggressive, doom-informed take on classic thrash and traditional metal.
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Early stage Loa loa larvae thrash around in the blood more vigorously than other worms.
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"To The Pint" (Thrash Zone Chris Dodge's Ham Slappin' Aru-Chu Ale Barley Wine) 17.
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Dixon: I feel like [Relapse] have some major thrash or whatever fucking genre of metal.
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Either way, their thrash dancing, tatty spliffs and drunken gusto fed the stoner rock shitstorm.
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Metallica's breakthrough Master of Puppets, thrash metal's Mozart moment, is 31 years-old this year.
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Judge Thrash is holding a hearing on final approval of the settlement on Dec. 19.
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Two women in long dresses and bonnets thrash a third lover in a canopied bed.
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But many filers also wrote personal notes to Judge Thrash expounding on those basic points.
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Queen Elizabeth and other senior British royals are now trying to thrash out a plan.
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When they are moving, they slump, sink, loll, crumple softly and maybe thrash a little.
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Now, prepare your virtual-reality space so you can thrash around without breaking your damn neck.
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That's the amazingly diverse, classically American team who pulled together to make the best thrash album.
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In 1990, Megadeth would release Rust in Peace, one of the thrash legends' most popular LPs.
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"Some of us did thrash him ... because he had given us a tough time," he added.
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I've had the confidence to thrash it about and not worry too much about cosmetic damage.
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The thrash metal pioneers intend to release a studio recording later this year or early 2017.
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This is a thrash record so it's going to keep it going for the entire runtime.
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If it can fuel a thrash set, it can definitely fuel your way-less-punk day.
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People fell hard for their amalgam of black metal, hardcore, shoe-gaze, post-rock and thrash.
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It's his house," Balmuth said of the Thrash Zone experience, "And he's kept it that way.
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I think thrash metal probably has the highest concentration of curly-haired guys of any subgenre.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — A teenage thrash metal band screams out Maori lyrics in its latest videos.
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Class members in the litigation before U.S. District Judge Thomas Thrash of Atlanta have until Nov.
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Judge Thrash, Equifax said, should similarly reject Chicago's insistence on a separate track for its case.
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The five women of Tribe 8 also played for laughs, but its music was unadulterated thrash.
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Now it's up to Judge Thrash to sift through the settlement and its objections and decide.
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That appeal would be heard by James Thrash or Derrick Brooks, the N.F.L.'s appeal officers.
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You thrash around, hoping to move from the plane of slumber to the plane of alertness.
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So that means you might be in both a klezmer band and a thrash-metal band.
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Songs on Less Talk are faster, heavier, punctuated with narrative storytelling and bursts of genuine thrash.
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JaneMet a sensual musician man at a thrash-type show right after a pretty bad breakup.
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In hindsight, youth seems fun and carefree, so millennial metalheads grew up on stories about how thrash used to be a chance to forget your asshole boss and have a good time—when in fact thrash metal was socially conscious, dark as all hell, and deadly serious.
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The next flashpoint is close: the government must thrash out next year's budget by October or thereabouts.
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It was heavily based on death metal, thrash/crossover and grindcore coming up in the late 80s.
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We just knew that we wanted to thrash, and that was the main objective going into it.
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I remember a lot of bands from before that thrash-era having screamy, high-pitched voices. Totally.
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It's been ages, and I'm a massive sucker for this king of groovy-with-bite black/thrash.
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Though they began as a traditional glam metal bed, they evolved into groove metal and thrash metal.
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The mutant psych-thrash of Dimension Hatröss dances with the epic, crystalline sensibilities of The Outer Limits.
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With every head bang and thrash I felt as if I was outside of my own body.
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The track doesn't fuck around, packing plenty of thrash and lean riffs into its 3:18 punch.
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Photo via Wikimedia Commons Former drummer for thrash metal pioneers Megadeth, Nick Menza, died last last night.
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Three other students also told Reuters they had seen police thrash students in and around the library.
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This got me thinking about parallels between other NBA point guards and classic 2463s thrash metal bands.
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The idea with this is to create a beautiful art installation and then let people fucking thrash it.
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The storm could thrash small towns with winds of up to 140 miles per hour, a meteorologist said.
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Pound it with your arms and thrash it with your legs; to go farther and faster, try harder.
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Last spring, fans pledged funds online to help Megadeth, an American thrash metal band, complete their 15th album.
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There's loads of twin harmonies and interesting melodies on Gods Of Violence , but they never outweigh the thrash.
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They sing hardcore rants and thrash-rock bangers and tender ballads, each with more juice than the next.
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Businesses now face years of uncertainty as politicians thrash out the details of the Anglo-continental divorce settlement.
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"[Appeals officer James Thrash] has upheld all discipline issued to Myles Garrett," the league said in a statement.
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If the suspect hits the dog, it will only cause the dog to bite down harder and thrash.
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The second was playing drums on the growing thrash/grunge/rock scene (hey, it was the late 80s).
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The advice we were given in this event was to crouch and sort of thrash our hands around.
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The band has been playing thrash metal since 1985 and once even toured Australia with Sepultura in 1994.
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And to bring Thrash Zone to life, Koichi had to make sacrifices and blaze trails where none existed.
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Perhaps this is why the thrash revival of the mid- to late-2000s was so focused on partying.
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Tropical Storm Florence continued to thrash the Carolinas early Saturday with fierce winds, driving rain and catastrophic flooding.
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Indonesia has proposed that foreign ministers hold an informal meeting late on Saturday to thrash out an agreement.
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Honeyblood "Bubble Gun" For those who came to rock: join me in a thrash to this Honeyblood track.
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The Indianapolis quintet—clad in leather and spikes—embodies the ideal blend of classic thrash and heavy metal.
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Norman Reedus ditched his crossbow for a bass guitar to join Anthrax onstage and get his thrash on.
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Bands like Metallica and Anthrax seemed to think that thrash came in two flavors—fast, loud, and fun; or slow, wordy, and meaningful; mid-2000s retro thrash went all in on the former, but the bands who are leading the genre today have decided to celebrate both (or sometimes neither).
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Therefore it could potentially strengthen her hand when she returns to Brussels to thrash out adjustments to her plans.
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"If we go through a run-through before the game, everybody does the run-through," Thrash told the Times.
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But, then again, so are Kreator, and they can still tear through a breakneck thrash riff like it's 1986.
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"We want to celebrate the rich history of heavy metal and thrash metal that still persists here," she says.
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What was it like coming in as the young guy with this band of like, older thrash metal dudes?
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Irma will be the second powerful hurricane to thrash the United States and its territories in as many weeks.
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Inside, the air hung heavy with sweat as the Swedish foursome powered through fist-pumping, thrash-happy NWOBHM anthems.
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They thrash violently, beating their bodies against that surface in a struggle to breathe, bloodying themselves in the process.
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Nor is the result particularly disastrous, given that Celtic will still most likely thrash the Red Imps at Parkhead.
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Hopefully, thrash will continue to evolve into something rare: a new kind of metal that we haven't heard before.
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We've covered the thrash metal vocalist turned country artist before when we premiered his album I'm Not the Devil.
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What begins as a sparse rustle of sounds builds into a shivery, post-dubstep thrash of haze and percussion.
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But the band's forthcoming album of original compositions, "Strange Paradise," also makes sure to thrash around a bit, too.
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Metcalfe said he recognizes that Judge Thrash can discount objections that simply assert a settlement is unfair or unreasonable.
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I don't know how much value Judge Thrash will ultimately ascribe to the nearly 1,000 objections Metcalfe drummed up.
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Irma would be the second powerful hurricane to thrash the United States and its territories in as many weeks.
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The conversation was reported several different ways, but the basics were that Durocher predicted the Dodgers would thrash Bowman.
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On albums like Overkill, they fused punk and metal to create thrash, a sound that has been replicated endlessly.
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Propelled by songs like "Embraced by Evil" and "83 Days of Radiation" the album is pure 90s black thrash worship (with a heavy emphasis on the thrash), and hits every note it aims for—Aura Noir's bloody fingerprints are smeared all over their sound, and I for one have zero problem with it.
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Magic 116, Raptors 87 Nikola Vucevic recorded 30 points, 20 rebounds and eight assists to help host Orlando thrash Toronto.
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The tracks themselves are strange: there are two fast thrash-y heavy bangers, one mid-tempo dirge and an instrumental.
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You can listen to Jeff, Nilay, and James thrash out some of these problems in this week's episode: The Vergecast
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Palace won at Tottenham, 25-20, and visiting West Ham came from behind to thrash second-tier Blackburn, 22-1.
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On January 23rd its remaining 11 members met in Tokyo to thrash out the final details of pressing ahead regardless.
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I thrash my head from side to side and buck my hips forward, forcing him even deeper inside of me.
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And that's what Air is — a buoyant mix of metal, thrash, punk, prog-rock and shoegaze, all coexisting quite naturally.
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Parakeet is made up of Mariko Doi and James Thomas, who formed in 2011 as an instrumental thrash punk duo.
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The trio has fluctuated between black, death, and crossover metal, but they always maintained the thrash essence that defines them.
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Since May, he had been holding a parallel series of meetings with top FBI confidants to thrash through his plan.
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According to Metal Injection, who posted the footage, the kid is moshing to the set of Arizona thrash band Atrophy.
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For others, a golden era of violent slasher flicks and thrash metal emerged against the backdrop of significant social change.
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I was in thrash metal bands from when I was 15 until I was 23, when I joined Marilyn Manson.
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A cutthroat mixture of heavy metal's big riffs and hardcore punk's ferocious speed, thrash is metal at its most vital.
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But at long last, it appears that thrash has grown up once again—and this time, it's done things right.
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He focused on taekwondo as a way to inculcate fitness and discipline, not just a method to thrash an opponent.
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Instead, these pieces thrash and twirl every which way, propelled in a new direction with each bang of the drums.
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Should Judge Thrash decide to approve the settlement (and if subsequent appeals are lost), three things are likely to happen.
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They began a closed-door meeting at around 1130 GMT to thrash out how the additional cuts will be distributed.
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Smith-Schuster immediately appealed his suspension, but it was upheld by James Thrash, one of the league's two appeals officers.
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Leaders from a group of European Union countries, led by Germany and France, will meet Sunday to thrash out possible solutions.
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This Canadian black thrash war machine's latest album, Dread Reverence, just dropped on Shadow Kingdom, and as always, it's a doozy.
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At one point in time heavy metal and thrash metal were the way people wanted to describe their emotions, some people.
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Don't feel bad for not knowing the system that carries you about town resembles worms moshing at a thrash metal concert.
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After parliament agrees its position, it will sit down with EU states to thrash out a final version that becomes law.
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Beside acts like Spirit Adrift and Pallbearer, Khemmis drape themselves in the trappings of classic NWOBHM, doom, thrash, and hard rock.
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At that point it bends over backwards to scream and thrash at anyone who dares ask it for a balloon animal.
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"That harshness was a big influence for me because it chimed with the harsher ends of hardcore and thrash," Bullen recalls.
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Many thrash bands from that era dealt with social and political themes as did a lot of the early grindcore bands.
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Equal parts rockabilly and thrash, the song was a breakthrough for the band, finding its way onto MTV and college radio.
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So far, automakers have paid most of the recall costs while Takata and its customers thrash out how to divide responsibility.
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Bazooka blasts out blackened thrash punk, with a side of surf or whatever the fuck else they feel like throwing in.
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The last time I interviewed Oozing Wound for Noisey, I predicted that the Chicago trio could be the Nirvana of thrash.
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And they're in it for the long game, so maybe they're the Melvins of thrash, then, or the Mudhoney of metal.
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She's in a metal band Roem is the co-founder and leader singer of the thrash metal band Cab Ride Home.
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Negotiators must now thrash out a broader agreement for Britain and the 27 remaining EU countries to approve later this year.
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It's an attempt to offer a neutral solution to problems that humans have always had to thrash out in political conflicts.
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When thrash metal expanded into death metal and then into the black metal movement—especially in Norway—I never understood it.
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Coagulating Darkness is another biting dispatch from the filthy crossroads of black metal, speed metal, thrash, and gutter rock 'n' roll.
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Named for D.R.I.'s seminal 1989 album, Thrash Zone is a beer bar, but it's also a shrine to heavy music.
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Suspended Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett plans to appeal his indefinite suspension at a hearing with James Thrash on Wednesday.
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Next week, the drummer Mr. Weiss will release "Starebaby," a seething, spacious album that unites doom and thrash metal with jazz.
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Their best album is probably Master of Puppets because its songs sound the most pleasing (in a caustic thrash metal way).
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"Safire was the only one who saw Jim Naughton's young son fall into the pool and thrash around," Mr. Kovach recalled.
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Suspended Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett plans to appeal his indefinite suspension at a hearing with James Thrash on Wednesday.
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They're a four-piece band whose music will make you want to thrash your arms and legs around while screaming wildly.
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The seizures could lead patients to thrash about wildly and even break bones, and was generally an "extremely unpleasant" experience, Sadowsky said.
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On Sound of White Noise, their first release with new vocalist John Bush, thrash pioneers Anthrax visited the Twin Peaks well twice.
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Skift, a travel-industry website, has reported that Airbnb and New York are already trying to thrash out a deal, for example.
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Thrash, surf, hardcore, melodic, funk, and even dub-dance rhythms all coalesced under the moniker and compilation albums released by the magazine.
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Minus the churn and the thrash of daily life, she's lonely, she begins to envy the woman who is cleaning her house.
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The RBI wants to thrash India's debt-addled public sector banks (which make up 70% of total banking assets) back into shape.
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That sure sounds like the kind of environment that gave rise to the first wave of thrash metal back in the 80s.
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Suppressive Fire is one of the latest purveyors of the latter to really give me hope for the future American thrash metal.
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Do you think, as you get older and into your fifties, you'd phase out the thrash and rely more on those sounds?
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Ulthar's unholy blend of black, doom, and death metal comes with a smidgen of thrash, and a whole lot of Lovecraftian horror.
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Bruner grew up in an extremely musical family and has worked with everyone from L.A. thrash veterans Suicidal Tendencies to Erykah Badu.
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Three albums into Oozing Wound's career, what advice do you have for any thrash bands out there who are just starting out?
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Wizards thrash Thunder for third consecutive win WASHINGTON — It's not often a team scores 120 points and claims defense won the game.
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What Norway is to black metal and the Bay Area is to thrash, Tampa is indisputably to the legacy of death metal.
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This new breed of thrash reaches metal's truest ideal—to make fans think and feel while simultaneously kicking them in the face.
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"Show the world you're a swan," Webb said, referring to how a swan is calm above water as its legs thrash below.
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Seven others, shrouded from head to toe in silver, thrash around the stage in swirls of aggression and rage as racist killers.
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Like his father, he uses Twitter to thrash liberals and lend support to those who are friendly to the president's populist agenda.
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Irma could become the second powerful storm to thrash the U.S. mainland in as many weeks, but its precise trajectory remained uncertain.
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EU lawmakers would then need to thrash out a common position with the Commission and EU countries before the proposals become law.
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The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi venture will also obviate the current need to thrash out the ownership split for each new alliance acquisition.
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Rondo makes passes that other floor generals don't even see, while Coroner helped push thrash to a place no one else could.
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Basel's meeting in Chile last week failed to reach agreement, leaving the committee's oversight body to thrash out a deal in early January.
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A GST Council that brings together the federal and state governments has met 16 times to thrash out how the tax will work.
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Anthrax (Saturday) This band's first album, "Fistful of Metal," helped popularize the heavily percussive, string-shredding squall that still dominates thrash metal today.
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But as the owner of some of the world's most popular developer platforms, it's worrying to see it flail and thrash this way.
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With the clock ticking toward a March departure date and passions running high, May needs to thrash out an agreement with Brussels urgently.
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They thrash it out in the river Styx, where the wrathful struggle on the surface of the water and the sullen drown below.
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It launched a contracts audit in 2016 and is now ready to sit down with its international partners to thrash out better deals.
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The bands represent various metal subgenres, such as thrash metal, death metal and black metal, and the lines between them are easily blurred.
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The plenary will now have to approve the proposal after which lawmakers will have to thrash out a common position with EU countries.
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So you can now watch old skate videos with the sound down and thrash to Demolition Hammer, Slaughter Lord, and Cremator's Evil Brew.
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In the early 80s, California was ground zero for thrash metal, but Metallica and Slayer's cutting edge contemporaries also came from further afield.
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Wang's comments come as negotiators from Beijing and Washington thrash out a trade deal to end the long-running dispute over trade tariffs.
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He cuts a waifish figure, but heads one of Nepal's most innovative metal bands, Underside, who combine old-school thrash with retro rock.
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Flickers of the band's essential thrash gifts remain here, especially in Lars Ulrich's drumming, but mostly "Hardwired" shows a band in slo-mo.
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In the festival crowd that day was German metal fan Mille Petrozza, who went on to form an uncompromising thrash band called Kreator.
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In the 90s where was a bunch of other interesting stuff coming out of the Bay Area like prominent thrash metal bands etc.
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This weekend, they will dance the flamenco together, rhythmically striding their technical areas as their teams thrash it out before their very eyes.
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This superficial obsession stood in direct opposition to the self-aware outrage and dark occultism that made thrash great in the first place.
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Both local banks have been in consultation with advisers to thrash out the terms of the merger, said sources familiar with the situation.
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Mr. Proana's death thrash band Skullsplitter regularly appears at clubs around New York, and Ms. Buritica's band recently played Lucky 13, in Brooklyn.
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The meeting on Sunday among leaders from a group of EU countries, led by Germany and France, is intended to thrash out possible solutions.
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Power Trip have made the consistent delivery of their old-school crossover thrash aggression an art, as evidenced by last year's masterful Nightmare Logic.
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Dominic Raab, Britain's chief negotiator, will meet his EU counterpart in Brussels today in an attempt to thrash out "the few remaining withdrawal issues".
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Michal Kurtyka, the amiable Polish bureaucrat who chaired the proceedings, turned apparent haplessness into a virtue, leaving delegates space to thrash out their differences.
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Sharks may cause politicians to thrash about, but Australians run about the same risk of being killed by a bee or wasp (see chart).
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Another rising band, Gatecreeper, also appeared on the aforementioned Scorched/Outer Heaven split, and released a split with thrash vets Iron Reagan this year.
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The EU's three law making bodies - member states, the Commission and Parliament - will then start talks next year to thrash out a reform deal.
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After unions and employers failed this month to thrash out an overhaul, the government said it would come up with its own reform outline.
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" It was recorded by the thrash-metal band Nuclear Assault and inspired the composer Jed Distler's String Quartet No. 1: "The Mister Softee Variations.
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Danica Roem (D), a former journalist, was also the longtime lead singer of a thrash metal band called Cab Ride Home, according to Billboard.
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Now, thanks to "Loving Vincent," it really does flicker, while the wheat stalks thrash to and fro, and the clouds boil in the sky.
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You had metal bands, you had death metal bands, you had thrash metal bands, but even death metal, it was a new thing then.
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Chicago originally asked Judge Thrash to establish a separate track for its Equifax case back in May 2018, long before last July's settlement announcement.
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The Lally-Canty rhythm section offered a syncopated, lustily grooving backbone in contrast to the speed and thrash of punk up to that point.
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ROYALS THRASH INDIANS Lorenzo Cain capped a six-run fifth inning with a two-run home as host Kansas City routed Cleveland, 280-5.
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You had the clear-seeing, absurdist poetics of Genesis P-Orridge; Marissa Nadler's sighing gothic folk laments; the white-knuckled thrash of the Men.
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Appeals officers Derrick Brooks and James Thrash, who were jointly appointed by the NFL and the Players Association, ruled on all three appeals cases.
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Ellis sent them back to their room to try to thrash it out, but it was clear: Manafort's fate was close to being resolved.
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Rather than thrash allies, the president should celebrate this success, take credit for it, and accelerate bilateral work to help close remaining spending gaps.
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At 18, she formed Mor, a punky thrash band, and toured Europe and New York, playing in squats and becoming further involved in politics.
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Riot Grrrl's feminist thrash finally offered women an alternative-music scene of their own, while Alanis Morissette's more palatable brand of ferocity topped the charts.
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How did they thrash around in that heat, year in and out, generation in and out, poorly fed and whipped and in heavy cotton clothes?
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Michal Kurtyka, the amiable Polish bureaucrat who chaired the proceedings, turned apparent haplessness into a virtue, by leaving delegates space to thrash out their differences.
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We seemed to have come across this odd, really happy, shoegaze-y, black metal-y thrash thing that I can't really put a name on.
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From late 1998 to 1991 Yates published Death Rites, a zine and tape trading label that covered metal and crossover thrash from around the world.
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"I didn't vote for Keller, but then again I don't vote at all," said Jake Pacheco, 35, vocalist for the Albuquerque thrash metal band Anesthesia.
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Irma, which could be the second powerful storm to thrash the United States in as many weeks, is expected to reach southern Florida on Saturday.
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But while Power Trip does honor to the conscious strain of thrash that informed bands like Nuclear Assault, Gale doesn't see himself as Thee Orator.
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I was wearing an Acid shirt that day, and yet, this bespectacled, tousle-haired norm decided he needed to educate me on thrash/speed metal.
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Franken, to Cruz's point, is likely to sell a few more books with his willingness to thrash Cruz given that liberals loathe the Texas Republican.
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Le Maire also wants the euro zone to quickly thrash out plans for a shared budget aimed at encouraging convergence among the euro zone's economies.
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You must have been aware of the many myriad genres that sprung off from the NWOBHM, you invented thrash pretty much...Well not completely [laughs].
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In an especially shrewd move, this lineup put on a series of backwards-glancing Big Four concerts with their thrash contemporaries Anthrax, Megadeth, and Slayer.
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A right-hander with a slingy action and plenty of confidence, he likes bowling at the end of the innings when batsmen want to thrash.
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Then the leaders of each house and the governor sit down to thrash out the final budget, which needs to be passed by April 1.
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We were bigger than thrash metal: We were a band that really cared about what we did, and we worked hard for a long time.
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Related: You Can Thrash This Pop Art Skate Park Get Stoked on Rodney Mullen's Feelings on Failure 'Skate the World' in Jonathan Mehring's Stunning Photos
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Thrash took the grandiosity of metal, replaced chivalry and bad-boy posturing with punk's societal dread and in-your-face blasphemy, and kicked everyone's ass.
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The national referendum on Friday is a fractious vote, dividing families and friends, as the two sides thrash out a subject that was long hidden.
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There were few survivors, except for an elderly woman named Hyacinth Thrash who slept through the entire massacre, and those who escaped into the jungle.
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"On some days I'm lured mesmerically to the rabbit hole of loss, and am forced to thrash around down there like trapped prey," Cooley writes.
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NUGGETS THRASH CELTICS Emmanuel Mudiay scored 22 of his season-high 21 points in the opening quarter, and Denver rolled over host Boston, 22-21.
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EU countries need to come up with a stance before they start talks to thrash out a common position with the Commission and European Parliament.
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EU countries need to come up with a stance before they start talks to thrash out a common position with the Commission and European Parliament.
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On 1988's Power Metal, they built in more thrash and snarl, laying the foundations for their 1990 breakthrough—and major label debut—Cowboys from Hell.
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Zuckerberg also said that since past experiments have created such "thrash in the ecosystem," Facebook wanted to make sure it got this right before launching it.
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He was the architect of her refugee gambit, flying to Ankara without the say-so of the interior ministry to thrash out deals with Turkish leaders.
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Meanwhile, European Union officials met the Nigerian government to try to thrash out an agreement on sending failed asylum-seekers back to their countries of origin.
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But for people who have night terrors, bad dreams can lead you to literally scream, thrash, get up, and walk around — all while you're still asleep.
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During the spring shunto (or wage offensive), Japan's big companies and unions thrash out wage deals that set a benchmark for other parts of the economy.
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They have consulted businesses on their stance but the request for aviation regulators to thrash out the finer details shows the concerns building within the industry.
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BMW bosses are staying home to thrash out plans to follow their i3 electric mini with an expanded EV lineup, people familiar with the matter said.
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Humanity's inability to learn from their mistakes may be bad for most people, but it's perfect fodder for a genre like thrash that feeds on aggression.
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They have the teeth, and they have the numbers to turn on us all, thrash out of our tight hugs, bite all of our genitals off.
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Nearly simultaneously, the sister genre of thrash metal (which took NWOBM influences and merged them with punk rather than guitar and vocal histrionics) was also exploding.
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These Philly-slash-South Jersey thrashers are the last of a dying breed, and are still shelling out dirty, DIY, breakneck death thrash like men possessed.
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If your idea of thrash perfection is more broken glass and basement shows than pizza or sci-fi, this is going to be extremely your shit.
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Eventually, he managed to climb onto the port-side gunwale of the boat, where he remained while the shark continued to thrash about on the deck.
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About a dozen class members have written individual letters of objection to U.S. District Judge Thomas Thrash of Atlanta; objectors and opt-outs have a Nov.
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In "Homo Sapiens Interruptus" (through Thursday at 64E4 Underground), he recounts his teenage years as a thrash metal fan, and his discovery of philosophy and paleoanthropology.
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I had a deep obsession with power metal when I was a teen, then I got into rap metal, then thrash and Swedish death metal, prog.
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They're made at a nearby facility and only sold here (and at Thrash Zone's other location, which is a few miles away and also serves meatballs).
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Irma is expected to become the second powerful storm to thrash the U.S. mainland in as many weeks, but its precise trajectory remained uncertain on Tuesday.
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She used a jump rope to thrash him — and then, in a fight-or-flight fury, turned the whip on a teacher who attempted to intervene.
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The State of Origin My most recent memorable Australian cultural experience was seeing New South Wales thrash Queensland in game one of State of Origin 2017.
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Australia's West Coast Braces for Tropical Cyclone Damien: The storm could thrash small towns with winds of up to 140 miles per hour, a meteorologist said.
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But with time running out for London and Brussels to thrash out a Brexit deal, the British government is preparing plans for a no-deal Brexit.
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The opener "One Little Victory" was the merciless lead single, starting with Peart playing what sounds like a rockabilly groove eaten by a thrash-metal monster.
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PARELES The Messthetics' rhythm section — the drummer Brendan Canty and the bassist Joe Lally, both of Fugazi renown — is capable of some serious post-hardcore thrash.
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In 2007, he released "Anthem," a post-Hurricane Katrina statement with a scathing new sound — driven equally by rock thrash, hip-hop gravitas and jazz sincerity.
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Ferrell would bop and thrash around with a bunch of high schoolers in a concrete basement to the Knack's "My Sharona" to let off some steam.
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Black thrash gear and mask: Start with the go-to gear of a Satanic thrasher—leather jacket, leather pants or black jeans, studded belt and bracelets.
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Borrowing from all corners of the horror genre, the masked thrashers of Ghoul bring hilarious energy and pants-shittingly fun thrash riffs to the Halloween party.
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Metallica Are So Friggin' Good at Being Metallica Their intimate Webster Hall performance was a 'tallica fan's wet dream, and showed why the thrash legends still matter.
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These highly energetic particles coalesce into epic beams of radiation that thrash the white dwarf's companion, a red dwarf about as third as large as the Sun.
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Its caustic, manic blend of thrash, grind, noise rock, and hardcore is fast, ugly, and urgent (and a million times more intense than the new Slayer record).
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The parliamentary committee will vote on the amendments on Thursday, after which the EU body will thrash out a common position with EU governments and the Commission.
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Aside from being protest anthems, the EP is also just a kickass burst of thrash punk, barely clocking in at six minutes but packing a lasting punch.
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Mr. Hall said the storm was likely to thrash small West Australian towns like Karratha and Port Hedland through Sunday before weakening as the weekend tapered off.
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This is what haunts about Delonte West, and what is so painful about watching him thrash in the drowning confluence of his blessings and his bad luck.
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"'Drag You Down' is a snapshot of a sharp feeling, and I hope it's a song people find cathartic to thrash along to when they feel discounted."
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McCormick is joining the ranks of those powering Canada's musicians; this past month, he finished building a custom amplifier for Jeff Waters of Canadian thrash icons Annihilator.
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We'll look at black metal, thrash metal, prog metal, death metal, goblin-themed metal, and some metal that can't really be placed into a neat little subgenre.
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In order to improve his debating style, Obama had to give up the illusion that he and Romney were there to thrash out competing philosophies of government.
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Masquerader began life the better part of a decade ago as your standard party thrash band, complete with requisite songs about zombie hordes and mosh pit commandos.
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They thrash through repetitions, closer and closer to earth by the moment, and wonder and rage at the new and disappointing results that their labors bring them.
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Like Anthrax or Slayer, Metallica came up through the hard rock ranks as scrappy, denim-clad thrash trailblazers, building a sizeable core audience of long-haired loyalists.
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Throughout the band's career, even with its various twists and turns, Metallica would draw from and return to the 1980s thrash aesthetic they helped birth and mastered.
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Though he had gotten his start playing guitar in thrash metal bands, Robinson was clean-cut, soft-spoken, and projected an air of authority beyond his years.
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One of the first bands whose attention it caught was Sepultura, a Brazilian thrash metal band who had already begun gravitating towards a more groove-oriented style.
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In the opening of "Territory," Igor's octo-armed Batucada drumming pushes Sepultura into a torrent of thrash before he slows the tempo with a pulverizing tom groove.
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" While never fully breaking into thrash or punk territory, the spit-in-your-face attitude is strong and pulls them into a solid finale with "Futile Exile.
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What seemed impossible a year ago has happened in the space of just a few months, but it will take some time to thrash out the details.
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From the earliest of early days—the Lawrence-only debut single "Index," a vocal-free, Velvet Underground-y thrash through a few chords—ambition met meticulous precision.
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When I dropped in, there were 14 beers on tap; eight were Thrash Zone's own brews, with names like Speed Kills, Hop Slave, and World Downfall Stout.
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Much like Orator, Exalter fly the flag for old school thrash; their clean production and minimalist grooves point towards latter-day Destruction and the Toxic Holocaust catalog.
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Related: Miami's Sprawling Frost Science Museum Is Finally Open You Can Thrash Miami's Pop Art Skate Park Floridians Hack Google to Display Poetry by Inmates in Miami
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In 2016, Burfict had a five-game suspension for a hit on Kansas City Chiefs fullback Anthony Sherman reduced by appeals officer James Thrash to three games.
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In 2016, Burfict had a five-game suspension for a hit on Kansas City Chiefs fullback Anthony Sherman reduced by appeals officer James Thrash to three games.
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"The downside of local tourists is that they throw thrash everywhere and have no respect for nature," said Muqeem Baig, owner of tour company Climax Adventure Pakistan.
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In his late teens, he was a member of the London band Test Icicles, which approached the ubiquitous dance-punk formula with a bit of juvenile thrash.
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And there are a whopping 11 debuts today, including fun stuff like COME AT ME BRO, BOOZE CRUISE, THRASH METAL, SEX TOY, WET NOODLE and THE ZAX.
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Several bands performed that night, throwing out everything from upbeat reggae and ska to frenetic thrash and punk, each song punctuated by a wall of roaring cheers.
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In the same way that Coroner's dizzying technicality distorted thrash metal's conventions, Rondo's unique court vision is like a funhouse mirror version of the point guard position.
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While your friends play frisbee or thrash about in the waves, you're happiest sprawled out on a towel, propped up on your elbows, completely entranced by a book.
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Whiskey and blasphemy is the name of the game here, wrapped up in an irresistible blend of howling thrash, primitive black metal, gnarly crust, and manic speed metal.
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She had been fastest qualifier in the heats and semi-finals but faced an intimidating array of rivals on the blocks before the quick thrash down the pool.
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Even after a late-night meeting of foreign ministers called to thrash out the issue late on Saturday, the region's top diplomats were unable to find a compromise.
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At $5,250, the Mammuth Works' Rewarron doesn't come cheap, but you can thrash it around a track without ever having to worry about your insurance rates going up.
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The sources told Reuters that GLP aimed to thrash out a deal with a consortium led by Chinese private equity firms Hopu Investment Management and Hillhouse Capital Group.
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After a wander into goth and industrial in the Nineties, they returned to thrash with 2001's Violent Revolution and have been on a winning streak ever since.
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Wheat traders say the only way out of the problem is for the government bodies involved to sit down and thrash out standards all sides can agree on.
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Noisey: After more than 30 years doing thrash metal, do you feel like the rage that's wrapped up in this music is the same, or has it changed?
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On a spirited night in Belfast, Manager Michael O'Neill watched his players soak in the adulation of the fans and thrash a (relatively) hapless Belarus team, 3-0.
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The climate talks are intended to thrash out rules for the implementation of the Paris Agreement, mainly by slashing carbon dioxide emissions from the burning of fossil fuels.
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Sources in three parties said a planned dinner on Monday to thrash out a position to put to national leaders seemed by late afternoon unlikely to go ahead.
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Was it all a cunning plot to ensure that Gaga's vocals would take center stage, and leave the hoary old thrash icons to act as her backing band?
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Balmuth said that he's dropped in a couple of times while Thrash Zone was empty to find him practicing his guitar, playing lightning-fast licks to no one.
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Having seen a healthy Brock Lesnar thrash a top-10 heavyweight, we were all immediately curious as to how he'd perform against other members of the heavyweight elite.
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Sanders will attack Biden's support of NAFTA and vote for the Iraq War, while Biden will thrash Sanders for failing to do much during his decades in Congress.
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The deal is supported by the Federal Trade Commission and received preliminary approval in a minute order from U.S. District Judge Thomas Thrash of Atlanta on July 22.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Irish foreign minister Simon Coveney said on Sunday the European Union would not be rushed in negotiations with Britain to thrash out their post-Brexit relationship.
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It costs 90,000 roubles ($1,420) to rent for the day, a price that includes a banya attendant who will thrash clients with sauna whisks or dish out massages.
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Little fish ate the algae between the scales of the Leviathan and he did not thrash or twist to dislodge them, to scoop them up in his jaws.
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They are currently on plus-13, so would need to thrash Ireland, almost certainly with a bonus point, and by a bigger margin than England achieve against Italy.
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Ear-shredding to listen to (the soundtrack, between chunks of a comically portentous score, is mostly thrash metal) and soul-destroying to watch, the movie trembles with tragedy.
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What sets this scene apart is its synthesis of avant-garde music with antagonistic performances at the volume and intensity of metal genres such as grindcore, thrash, and death.
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And then as it often does, one of our biggest clients had some budget problems and we started to thrash and I started to look for a new job.
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Thrash did not specify if the school had issued a directive on standing during the national anthem, or if there would be any disciplinary action for those who don't.
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A hat trick and an assist by Suárez helped Barcelona to thrash Athletic Bilbao, 6-0, on Sunday, and he is the leading goal scorer in Spain this season.
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Brendon Urie, the band's emphatic mind and mouthpiece, wants to know what happens in the wake of a bacchanal, when the wildest urges thrash only in the rear view.
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As someone who has dominated Canadians on a shuffleboard table, I know I would thrash anyone at a game that is just shuffleboard where you stand on the table.
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Despite that early thrash exposure, my first big metal love was death metal, and it's nostalgia for those simpler, gorier times that's really been getting me through this week.
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Interest began picking up again throughout the 2000s as bands began shape shifting the USPM and classic metal genres, adding doom, thrash and speed metal into the melting pot.
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As conservative writers try to thrash out the meaning of Trumpism, trying to separate the good from the bad, the magazines they write for have gained a new urgency.
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Murray's position was confirmed again Sunday when Djokovic stormed from a set down to thrash him, 3-6, 6-1, 83-2, 6-4, in the French Open final.
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In the beginning, around the mid-00s, Death Hymn Number 9's brand of thrash punk and haunted bayou blues was too wild to even have a lead singer.
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That's one minute shorter than Slayer's seminal thrash classic, Reign in Blood—and 12 minutes less than what the band is contractually obligated to play for a headlining gig .
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In an interview with UDiscoverMusic as part of their oral history of thrash metal, Slayer guitarist Kerry King discusses his feelings of befuddlement and rage during Limp Bizkit's prime.
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The other concern is that both the European Union and Britain appear to be hardening their stance before talks begin next month to thrash out post-2020 trading arrangements.
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The only other new entry to crack the top 10 of the Billboard 200 chart this week is thrash metal group Anthrax's album "For All Kings" at No. 9.
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Democratic chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Adam Schiff, said Tuesday he would "reserve comment" about Nunes — but then went on to thrash Nunes for his apparent behavior anyway.
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He played with local bands while in high school and, after graduating, moved to London, where he played in the groups Mogul Thrash and Family before joining King Crimson.
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When the justices meet to vote and thrash out cases, they are alone in a room off the chambers of the chief justice, without any law clerks or secretaries.
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And always, the media bolsters this rhetoric by trotting out pro-Obama, pro-Hillary Clinton, former deep state officials to thrash Trump, all in an attempt to legitimize their hyperbole.
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You started off as the vocalist for UK-based death metal band Vomitorium in 1994, and then fronted late-'90s black thrash band, Scythe before forming avant black metal project .
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You're not the one I wanted, at least not unless you can survive all of....THIS [proceeds to thrash, jump all over the place, and kick wildly at her assailant]!
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REPORTER: Once the richest country in Latin America, with vast oil reserves, these are the images that you now find on the streets of Caracas, families digging through the thrash.
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Despite its rich history, the movement has been largely overlooked in the written history of metal, overshadowed by glitzier and more straightforward movements in thrash metal and then hair metal.
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"As far as newer bands, I think we can look back to the resurgence of thrash metal on the West Coast which came in really strong around 2008," Leatherby adds.
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Shortly on the heels of (and even overlapping) the thrash resurgence came a renewed interest in doom metal and speed metal, genres with a lot of historical and sonic overlap.
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Initially inspired by thrash, the band features ex-members of crossover groups from the 80s: vocalist Mark "Hawk" Hawkinson sang in DUMT, while guitarist Larry Burnett played in No Direction.
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Kevyn Martinez, the other half of 8bitLA, has been in the scene for years (though went by WizWars), playing some chaotic, noisy chip-thrash that developed a noteworthy cult audience.
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Childbirth: Women's Rights (Suicide Squeeze) Feminist jokes over punk-rock thrash—fun though it undeniably is, it sounds suspiciously easy and unmusical until you compare the debut, which is both.
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The two complimented each other, and the visual ultraviolence would—and still does—provide lyrical inspiration for the emergent sonic extremities of thrash and its howling bastard son, death metal.
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Ry Beville—the founder and publisher of Japan Beer Times, a quarterly bilingual beer magazine—remembers the infancy of Thrash Zone, and of Koichi's brewing style, as subversive and exciting.
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Once EU states have agreed their own position on the draft law after the summer, they will sit down with parliament to thrash out a final version that becomes law.
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Unlike bands like Power Trip or Xibalba, whose sound clearly melds thrash and punk, Gatecreeper's approach on tracks like "Sterilizing" or highlight "Stronghold" emphasize death metal as a primary style.
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In his news conference, Mr. Rosselló and emergency officials warned that with such powerful winds expected to thrash the island, infrastructure, houses and the phone system would inevitably be damaged.
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Garrett's appeal will be heard Wednesday by two appeals officers, James Thrash and Derrick Brooks, who are jointly appointed by the NFL and the NFL Players Association, the source said.
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Argentina and the creditors have been holding talks in New York this week to thrash out a settlement over the unpaid debt stemming from the South American country's 2002 default.
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Maybe if Kirk Hammett hadn't bailed and Bonded By Blood had come out in 1983 instead of 1985, Exodus would be sitting on the thrash metal throne instead of Metallica.
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Sturgeon essentially invented a type of music, dubbed "crack rock steady," which fuses elements of punk, ska, thrash, and black metal, and is peppered with themes of Satanica and classical interludes.
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That approach would allow the House to quickly approve the final Senate version, rather than forcing the two chambers to thrash out their differences in a lengthy, more contentious open process.
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Nearly 100 ordinary Europeans, selected for characteristics that roughly matched the demographic profile of the EU, had assembled in Brussels to thrash out a list of priorities for EU decision-makers.
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Their compelling hybrid of black, thrash, and death metal plucks the juiciest elements of each, leaning heavily on ghoulish Second Wave black metal melodies and punctuated by a dirty DIY snarl.
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I do see a fan base out there that still growing for thrash, but I think the bands that created it, I think that all of us, we're all still hungry.
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" FROM COINAGE: Here Are the 7 Most Expensive Music Videos of All Time Joked Bryan: "[Jason] holds back around me because he knows at any moment he could just thrash me.
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It's testament to their trigger-happy thrash 'n' slashing, but even when the tempo loosens on "Satan Is Real," intensity prevails as Italian symphonic death metallers Fleshgod Apocalypse provide grandiose orchestration.
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I do wonder if there's going to be some form of evolution within metal to a different art form beyond the thrash metal, death metal, black metal genres that are established.
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Whether it's thrash, speed, power, death, doom, or black, the label has championed pretty much anything with the suffix "metal" over the years, with the notable (and admirable) exception of nu.
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Parker sings as well as screams, and her background in other forms of popular music has led Hexengeist to incorporate swing time and funk rhythms into their once-traditional thrash attack.
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Appeals are heard and decided by either Derrick Brooks or James Thrash, the officers jointly appointed and compensated by the NFL and NFLPA to decide appeals of on-field player discipline.
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Earlier this week, energy ministers from the world's most powerful oil-producing nations met in Austria to thrash out a deal restricting the amount of crude flowing into the global market.
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As the courts thrash through the Republicans' "voter fraud" myth, it is shocking that thousands of qualified Kansans still have no certainty that they will be allowed into the voting booth.
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But the Greens raised the pressure on Merkel ahead of a meeting on Sunday in which party leaders are due to thrash out differences over climate, immigration and euro zone policy.
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If the target hits the dog or tries to harm the dog, it will only cause the dog to bite down harder and thrash about, making it even harder to escape.
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In the 80s, Canadian thrash masters Voivod took up the sci-fi mantle on a permanent basis, cranking out intricately futuristic records with names like Killing Technology, Dimension Hatröss, and Rrröööaaarrr.
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Watching Lindsay lie still, Matt didn't want to picture her dark bedroom, or see her shrouded in sheets, trying to thrash her way up out of them like a caught fish.
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Related: Ari Marcopoulos on Death, Zines, and Decades Documenting New York City Skateboarding This Animated Short Is Like Living in a Skate Zine You Can Thrash This Pop Art Skate Park
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Everywhere people are enraged, and lack a language in which to express that unhappiness; their desperate efforts to thrash themselves out of the general unhappiness only leave them sinking in deeper.
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Thrash metal from the shores of Lake Geneva, Voice of Ruin's sound has a distinct groove element highly reminiscent of American bands like Lamb of God and The Black Dahlia Murder.
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Andrew Balmuth is the founder and COO of Nagano Trading Company, one of the first distributors to help Koichi import those "extreme" American beers to Japan, and subsequently, to Thrash Zone.
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So revival thrash bands like Gama Bomb, Evile, and Cross Examination embraced the good-timey shenanigans of the genre's young pioneers—and amped it up with a healthy dose of nostalgia.
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Because revival thrash was so concerned with honoring its idols and coloring inside the lines, it only makes sense that its final form is only interested in changing the game altogether.
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This is how they landed upon Metallica's thrash metal magnum opus Master of Puppets as a gift they would like to officially safeguard for future generations, by storing best quality originals.
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Garrett's appeal was heard by former NFL wide receiver James Thrash, an appeals officer jointly appointed by the NFL and NFL Players Association helping to oversee on-field player disciplinary issues.
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Masen's announcement was made on the first day of United Nations climate talks in Morocco, which aim to thrash out the rules and details of the Paris Agreement on climate change.
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On "Concrete and Gold" Foo Fighters reflect the entire timeline of the classic-rock format; there are clear homages to the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Queen, glam, thrash and grunge.
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On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Thomas Thrash of Atlanta tossed a shareholder derivative suit against board members of Home Depot, which was hacked over the course of several months in 2014.
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If Judge Thrash finds those objections convincing, Equifax's class-action counsel wouldn't receive their $33093 million fee and Equifax would be liable again to face a substantial penalty for the breach.
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For the purposes of this admittedly silly exercise, I'm limiting myself to point guards currently active in the NBA, and thrash bands that released at least one album in the 1980s.
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In addition to slinging the axe and writing lyrics for Anthrax, one of thrash metal's original Big Four (and the only East Coast-based member of the quartet, NYC holler!) and playing guitar for crossover thrash enfants terribles Stormtroopers of Death, Scott Ian is also the proud owner of a truly magnificent goatee, and a budding TV star: he's a regular talking head for VH1, and has appeared on a rock'n'roll reality show with Ted Nugent and Sebastian Bach.
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