Thrash is indeed alive and well in 2007, and here we have England's entry in the field, Evile, who actually debuted with an EP in 2004 before signing to Earache for their 2007 full-length album, Enter The Grave. Evile went straight to the source for inspiration, as their sound borrows from the masters such as Exodus and Metallica in their heyday, but most of all Slayer, especially given Matt Drake's Araya-inspired vocals. Unlike some of the other new retro-thrash albums, Enter The Grave benefits from a sterling production courtesy of Flemming Rasmussen, who produced Metallica back in their thrash days. Sure, this isn't the most original band out there, but they've done well by being at the forefront of the recent thrash revival.