TANKARD "Morning After" LP import Metallica Exodus Bonded by Blood Slayer DRI

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TANKARD 3rd lp "The Morning After" With insert! Do you like Exodus's "Bonded by Blood"? You NEED this then buddy!
VG+/VG+ (Import on Noise International includes insert that has some tape on it)
The brutal reality is that inspite of their tongue-in-cheek, pseudo-psycho shtick, Tankard do not fuck around. "The Morning after" is a hard hitting onslaught of punishing punk/thrash hybrid riffage delivered with the relentless fervor of all classic metal zealots - as examples; Venom, Exodus, Vio-Lence whose "Welcome To Hell", "Bonded By Blood" and "Eternal Nightmare", "The Morningg After" can stand proudly shoulder to shoulder.

Drummer Oliver Werner challenges himself on every song melding hyper tempos with punky mid range fluidly. By comparison Oliver "Olly" Kaiser and Chris Witchhunter sound restrained by tradition. Witness the sheer dynamism he exhibits on "Help Yourself" and "Feed the Lohocla " and it is all the proof you need.

Songs like "Desperation", "Commandments" and the title track rely immensely on Axel Katzmann and Andy Boulgaropoulos' unstoppable guitar work. Chiming catchy rhythm parts and fast picked but easily definable leads.
"Shit Faced", "T.V Hero", "F.U.N" and "Help Yourself" are all immediately catchy with gang vocal hooks that demand swift sing-along-and-head-bang action. "Try Again" is the album's "And Then There Were None". Slightly mellowed and mid paced, it breaks the chaotic mood before it turns utterly psychotic and gives Katzmann room to be unashamedly melodic.

Generally, the album does not take any risks. It strictly plays according to tradition and the results are predictably good.