Deathrow's first two albums displayed the kind of noisy Germanic thrash typical of the period (similar to bands like Destruction or Iron Angel), but switched gears a bit on the latter two albums, opting for a more progressive style based on complex thrash arrangements. Deception Ignored really showed some promise, though it was a bit disjointed in places, but despite critical acclaim, the band broke up after their fourth album, the lesser-known Life Beyond.