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Swedish cult thrash metal band Mesrow releases their second album in 33 years! With a sound that has not changed at all since then and is directly descended from the Bay Area, the band is ready to hit the thrash scene in the 21st century! Swedish thrash metal band Mezzrow has released their second album in 33 years. Formed in 1985 as Necromancy and renamed Mezzrow in 1988, the band released two demos before making their album debut in 1990 with "Then Came the Killing". To be honest, however, the timing was not right. After all, 1990 was the same year that Entombed made their debut from Sweden. The underground scene was dominated by death metal and grindcore. Entwumed was from Sweden, one of the epicenters of the death metal/grindcore scene. It was hard to see Mezlow playing thrash metal, which was out of date at the time. Despite the fact that "Then Came the Killing" was a great album, it did not receive the recognition it deserved, and the band eventually faded away. The band faded away, leaving their name in the annals of thrash history as a cult band that disappeared after just one album. They reunited in 21 years! (Technically, they reunited once in 2005 and released a video as well.) ) It is hard not to be surprised that they are releasing their second album after 33 years. As is common with many of the bands that debuted in the post "Master of Puppets" period, Mezzrow was a European band with a strong San Francisco flavor. This time, however, nothing has changed at all. The riffs, vocal style, and sound are nothing but Mezzrow. Fans who loved "Then Came the Killing" will be moved to tears with nostalgia.Of course, it is also a first-class album of pure thrash metal. This is a must-listen album, especially for fans of Bay Area thrash metal. Members] Ulf Peterson (vocals) Magnus Soderman (lead guitar) Ronnie Bjornstrom (guitar) Connie Wellen (bass, backing vocals) John Scarre (drums)