SACRED REICH The American Way CD 2009 Displeased 15 tracks reissue
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08 February 2008
Underrated UK thrash
Morecambe-based late-80's British thrash metal! D.A.M. ("Destruction And Mayhem") were put together by ex-Metal Heart guitarist John Bury and his brother Phil in 1987, debuting with a 3-track demo, 'Human Wreckage', in 1988. The tape received good reviews from the metal press - in-particular Metal Forces in the UK - taking its cue from 'Ride The Lightning'-era Metallica, Motorhead and a classic NWOBHM sound. Stuart Capstick's vocals, especially on the lead track, were very reminiscent of Hetfield's earnest teen-growl of the time. Together with Maiden-esque twin guitar attacks and fist-pumping chorus' D.A.M attracted the attention of German 'thrash' label Noise Records.................................... It was only upon Capstick's departure (and the band swelling to a five-piece with the arrival of Jason McLoughlin and Liam Godden - quicky replaced by Andy Elliot on bass) did the band introduce a Punkier - but no less thrashy - edge to the sound. McLoughlin's vocals contributed bite, a vicious sneer and a greater range than his predecessor. Where the former was a Hetfield wanabee Jason was forging a style much of his own, much to the benefit of his fellow band members......................................... The debut album, 'Human Wreckage' was produced in Berlin with Noise's 'house' producer Harris Johns (Sodom, Tankard, Coroner) - the band's stint in the studio giving them the opportunity to witness the fall of the Berlin Wall at first hand. In support of the record D.A.M. supported both Toranaga and Acid Reign in '89 before opening for a European double billing of DARK ANGEL and CANDLEMASS across the UK the following year. The Morecambe lads' set was captured for posterity on the '3 Way Thrash' video.....................................................
TO HEAR MORE: myspace.com/humanwreckagedam