Deathalizer New York, New York
Deathalizer start right were Metallica and Pantera left off, mixing the best elements of groove and thrash metal into an elegant and melodic speed metal experience. Like their predecessors, Deathalizer is meant to be experienced live and pride themselves on putting an all out show. Feel the guitars in your face, the drums in your guts and the bass in your nuts. ... more
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