Given an album art like this, you'd expect some old school death metal, or a sort of doom-inspired sludge metal. How about thrash metal with hints of speed metal and hardcore punk?
From Germany, what we have here is a combination of Holy Moses, Lååz Rockit, and Exodus. This album is Zerre's fourth studio album, having crossed over into thrash metal on their previous album. The two albums prior to their split up and reforming were of the hardcore punk variety.
Huge sound, blistering guitars, and energetically pissed off. Definitely recommend for fans of chunky contemporary crossover thrash, like Power Trip or Fugitive.
