Germany has offered up some of metal’s most raw, vicious, and thrashing sounds ever achieved within the genre. Bands like Kreator, Sodom, Destruction, and Exumer, helped develop the speed/thrash sound into something far more aggressive and hostile than a lot of other acts making a name for themselves during the mid-late ‘80s both in Germany and abroad. The years 1985-1987 saw the release of celebrated classics such as, Pleasure To Kill, Persecution Mania, Infernal Overkill, and Possessed By Fire, proving to be a pivotal period that redefined the life force of heavy metal. Roughly 30 years later and a new, matchless torchbearer has emerged from the fierce thrash lands of Germany. They go by the name Vulture, and it’s almost as if that 30-year space didn’t exist between the afore...
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