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“The Battle Of ’89 still rages 35 years on.” Exodus’ new live album gives us a rowdy glimpse into the golden age of thrash

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“The Battle Of ’89 still rages 35 years on.” Exodus’ new live album gives us a rowdy glimpse into the golden age of thrash

New Exodus live album British Disaster: The Battle Of ’89 offers no surprises but plenty of thrashing good fun

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