Before legendary death metal drummer Pete Sandoval recorded MORBID ANGEL’s first album, 1989’s Altars of Madness, he performed on two demos and a split album with his original band TERRORIZER. Today, the group’s 1989 full-length debut World Downfall is still considered a pinnacle for death metal and grindcore, featuring impossibly fast blast-beats and double-bass drumming along with a blitzkrieg attack by late guitarist Jesse Pintado (NAPALM DEATH), and ex-vocalist Oscar Garcia (NAUSEA). The 1989 lineup was rounded out by Sandoval and then-fellow MORBID ANGEL bandmate David Vincent on bass.
Over the next 23 years, Sandoval took time between MORBID ANGEL albums to continue working withTERRORIZER, recording two more cataclysmic full-lengths, 2006’s Darker Days Ahead and 2012’s Hordes of Zombies. And now, another six years down the burning highway, TERRORIZER are back with Caustic Attack, their heaviest and most eclectic album to date.
TERRORIZER’s Caustic Attack is available on CD, LP, and digital formats. Order your copy today at THIS LOCATION. |