Chaosfear

01. Chaosfear - One Step Behind Anger, 2006 CD Album      Corrosive Musik - CHAOS 001 02. Chaosfear - Image Of Disorder, 2008 CD Album      Old School Metal Records - OSM012 03. Chaosfear - Be The Light In Dark Days, 2021 CD Album      Careless Records - 048 Thrash til zer! Chaosfear bombard us directly from Brasil, so of course a Sepultura reference is expected, and it is relevant on One Step but with a more brutal approach bordering on death metal, as well as a more progressive angle with mighty hooks. The thrash machine evolved even more on the follow up monster Image Of Disorder, to blossom into something even more fabulous on the newest Be The Light. This unexpected return in 2020 reveals a new dimension to the thrash attack without loosening the aggression. The Church is not a big fan of Gojira but recognizes that their influence has had great effects, e.g. the new Chaosfear and its successful integration of these meloggresive groovy parts trademark of Gojira. But Chaosfear retained the whole dark heaviness that branches out to Celtic Frost's Monotheist and there is much addictive rejoicing in these Dark Days. Why is that piece of greatness not more popular? Why is not Chaosfear the name that word of mouth propagates in real time? Bang that head and spread the name! FLAC link to the new EP very welcome. Remove brackets and unzip: [orderjoy] !ZER Chaosfear ZER!

Chaosfear

One Step Behind Anger, 2007 Image Of Disorder, 2008 Total thrash metal obliteration! This deadly trio from Brasil ressucitates early Sepultura tactical moves (with a delicate touch of Morbid Angel) to propel their own brand of metal aggression to the highest levels. This is not just another number in the vast cohort of neo thrash bands: Chaosfear are one of the very best of their generation (according to none other than myself, and I agree). The first album is a frontal thrash attack with first grade riffs, excellent song writing and arrangements; then the second album is a complete metal masterpiece, a terminal classic of the Y2K decade! It is insanely heavy, aggressive and memorable - and delivers more groove than anybody else, augmented by excellent melodic lines and almost prog metal structures. They're not just rehashing, they bang your head and the whole meat harder than most in the happy thrash metal revival. Not since Golers and Watchmaker have I had such strong and lasting erections thanks to a new thrash metal band. THRASH 'TIL DECHE!!! Yes I am excited. CD rip. Chaosfear website Chaosfear on MySpace