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Tokyo, Japan |
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Thrash Metal |
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Last update/review:
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September 1, 2011
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King's-Evil
The Japanese metal scene has flourished for years, but still
there are few bands that are noticed outside their homeland.
King's-Evil was formed back in 1989 by high school brothers
Wataru and Masamichi Yamada, and it would take 12 years for
a stable lineup to materialize, resulting in their debut
album
Deletion Of Humanoise in 2001.
A prime slice of fiery, speedy 80's-inspired thrash,
Deletion is strongly influenced by bands such as
Slayer
and
Kreator
(the latter particularly in the vocal department),
the album never letting up for a moment throughout its eight tracks.
This is one of the better thrash bands to emerge in some time,
and certainly rank with
Volcano
as the best Japanese thrash bands playing in recent times.
They went dormant for some time after
Humanoise's release but
released a followup, *Sacrosanct, in 2011.
Current Members
Masamichi Yamada
guitars
Takachika Nakajima
bass/vocals (Defiled)
Yuichi Ishiguro
drums (ex-Defiled)
Former Members/Guests
Wataru Yamada
vocals/guitars (ex-Ritual Carnage)
Eiji Murakami
drums
Discography
Deletion Of Humanoise
2002
World Chaos
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- Victim And Hate
- Detonation
- Web Of Lies
- Fanatical Devotion
- False Pride
- Punish With Death
- Core Dead
- Scream
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Wataru Yamada
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Masamichi Yamada
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Takachika Nakajima
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Eiji Murakami
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Sacrosanct
2011
World Chaos
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- Trace Of Insanity
- Stab In The Back
- Bind Torture Kill
- Retaliation For The Wretch
- Gaze Into The Brain
- Infected With The Blood
- Leviathan
- Impudence Of Brutality
- Hollow The Pledge (Bonus track)
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Masamichi Yamada
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Takachika Nakajima
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Yuichi Ishiguro
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