Nuclear - Murder Of Crows (Digipak)Digipak. 2020 release. Nuclear's sixth studio album and most extreme proposal to date. Obliterating all boundaries, Nuclear's new music ingrains the vicious cutting edge guitars of thrash and the sonic brutality inherent to the death metal's golden years. With unyielding tones feeding a display of unhinged savagery, Murder Of Crows is one of thrash's uttermost deliveries of 2020. Skull fracturing dementias such as "No Light After All" and violent

a dialogue between the voice of the cello and the piano

I tried to pick up where I had left off

it has been primarily self-released on small-batch CDrs and performed in intimate settings

and were on many bills with those punk bands

'It Happened One Night': 'I'd done a total of about thirty gigs before I recorded my debut album

this recital in turn evokes distant realms

Earthshock and Time-Flight

slowly piecing together it's patchwork of lush psychedelia and Beatlesesque pop

The 'humble son of a bank robber who started playing guitar & making tiny tapes pretending to be a Rockabilly Singer

getting to experience what it would be like to be romantically paired with not one

"Beware" showcases another side of P&TTT's range

" (Joji Hirota)