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..::OPIS::..

Crossover Thrash Metal band from Bydgoszcz, Poland.


Wow! Technophobia’s opener bursts with an enormous vehemence out of the speakers. Wild and fresh, juvenile and careless, this is how a debut of churlish yobs must sound and the guys from Poland (and Mexico) have doubtlessly inhaled this essential rule. “Anti-Human Terror” offers thrash in its very raw form. Some crossover elements can also be found here, but don’t think of sometimes rather comparatively mild punk shouters like Agnostic Front. Technophobia like it fast and ultra-heavy and this is a weakness they share with the reviewer. The most punk-like detail is the short average length of the songs. Four tracks in eleven minutes leave no doubt, the quartet loves to reduce its songs to the essentials. No gram of fat here!

Bone-dry riffing, the necessary iota of melody, furious (and very well produced) drums and more or less the maximum of aggression form an adequately uncompromising EP. It does not open a new chapter in the history of extreme thrash, but it releases a very high dose of energy. Are thee buildings still standing in the home town of the band? Don’t think so. But let’s get back to the EP. It holds solos that are not just there, but add a slightly melodic touch. Even the miniature track “No Solution” with its neckbreaking mid-tempo beginning and the insanely fast second part has something to say. Very old followers of the scene might think of Hallow’s Eve “Suicide” – well, here comes its much more violent successor.

I already mentioned the good production of the drums, but the sharpness of the guitars is remarkable as well. The vocals also have found their right place in this in-your-face mix. Okay, they do not score with an overdose of charisma, but they express anger, fury and rebellion. Frankly, I do not expect much more when it comes to swashbuckling thrash infernos. The fact that the artwork features a martial bastard between Carnivore’s gas mask creatures and Sodom’s Knarrenheinz marks another appropriate detail. Given this package, I must say that eleven minutes are not enough to determine a huge potential. Anyway, the first step has been taken in an impressive manner. Those who like Götterdämmerung’s “Neuschwabenland” minus the “lame” title track (a very good song, to speak the truth) are well advised to lend an ear to “Anti-Human Terror”.

Felix 1666



..::TRACK-LIST::..

1. Anti-Human Terror 03:45
2. Pandemic Fear 02:47
3. Red Heaven 02:47
4. No Solution 01:46



..::OBSADA::..

Guitar - Kajetan Krzanowski
Bass - Bartosz Pinkowski
Vocals - Ozrata Masakrovich
Drums - Piotr Rumiński




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