Band: Hatchery Title: Birth of a Bomb
Year: 2007
Nationality: German
Production: Self
Formed in 2003, the Germans come to Hatchery goal of the first album with this Birth of a Bomb, which follows the two demo Night Time Greys 2004 and Distorted Society 2005. I think it is quite needless to say that the band of Teutonic influences are to be found in those who are the fathers of the German Thrash: Destruction, Kreator Sodom and (although the latter in the slightly smaller). Not to mention that you can also hear a particularly influential stars and stripes (to name groups that are breaking through to today, I would say Bonded By Blood and Gama Bomb Irish )
Thrash Metal Old School, therefore, the proposal of Hatchery : Thrash that dry, tight, rough, but here is brought to a higher stage, thanks to a production that, definitely not from the 80s. And 'this modernization that will allow Hatchery have well-specified in the attached bio that there are absolutely no sounds Nu-Metal: a production that does justice to the birth of the punk / hardcore like that, but with sounds well-defined, absolutely not mixed.
I could not find a piece that can dominate the others: all the nine tracks are worthy of note, well executed. Maybe just a tad bit more than I find the title track where Paul and Nils guitar really give the best, and the Crushing Bones Kreatoriana opener. There
to thank the gods that Thrash has survived to the 90-semicitazione other by their bio-and now we may enjoy the groups as very valid, in fact, these five young Germans. The Hatchery, in the face of all fashion, continue to sound as if you were in the 80s: every self-respecting Thrasher can not but rejoice in that.
Tracklist:
1. Crushing Bones
2. The Brotherhood
3. Above the Law
4. Birth of a Bomb
5. War
6. Wake the Dead
7. Trail of Blood
8. Blood & Guts
9. Weekend Warrior
Reviewer: Mosher - thrashuniverse@gmail.com
Rating: 7.5 / 10
Contact: www.hatchery-band.de - www.myspace.com / hatcherymetal
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