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More than 30 years into their career, one of the nastiest cult thrash metal bands you probably haven’t heard of just made one of their best albums

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More than 30 years into their career, one of the nastiest cult thrash metal bands you probably haven’t heard of just made one of their best albums

New Desaster album Kill All Idols is more proof they should be way bigger – but maybe music this deathly and monstrous needs to live in the shadows

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