I know this isn't very constructive criticism, but for heaven's sake at least spell your own band name correctly! Fair play if you're dyslexic or whatever, but you can't _all_ be dyslexic, so get the ones who aren't to do the writing!

Resilience Records wrote:

Bloodkrishna wrote::lol: real idiot never admit they are idiot, they thought they are smart

no no i really am an idiot.


BK, would you describe this music as Blaspheme?

haha no,
these few little tracks actually is passable than some other "hey UKT we're new band from xxx here's our demo" stuff
it's not blaspheme

Feemo's opinion is very right!

Real thrash metal is NOT and NEVER compromise

don't because of someone want you do 10 mins worth of music
and u go to making some 10 mins half-assed, random, so-so, b minus stuff

make every moment kills dude!

those demo tracks all sounds like very same
you actually have three mins in there I reckoned
but you compromise and recycling it make it to 10
thats one of the main problem of your music

real thrasher should be uncompromise and always screaming "FUCK YOU!"

you got 3 mins of absolutely killer demo material thats it,
3 is 3

tell those guys
"okay you jerking venue owners want 10 mins?
how about I put in some special 7 mins of me and my roommate farting for you? asshole!"

Good ideas that've been poorly executed. Better recording and more practice will yield better results - but for the love of Satan, PLEASE try something that sounds less generic! The world never needs another Slayer-esque band.

Apart from that, not a bad effort.

I find today that bands suffer from the same problem as consumers, and that is, a complete lack of patience. Just as people want bands to release every track off their album for immediate free download as soon as it's recorded and won't wait for the album to come out on physical CD joy, bands also will rush to record a 10-min demo that sounds crappy, but they'd rather have a nice website and something on it then have nothing at all. I'm not saying this particular band are like that, because I don't know them, but this is just my general opinion of a lot of young bands today. So I would say this to you, thrashy younglings - just take your time, practice, hone your skills (technical skills as well as songwriting skills), and when the time is right, unleash your power at its full potential. Don't think you have to be in a rush to get signed and all that stuff, because if you take that approach, it'll never happen, you'll just put unecessary pressure on yourself and you'll never get anywhere, and your band will turn from the thing you love the most into a burden. Just have a rollocking good old time, work on your sound, work on your skills, and try and create a fresh joy for the world and such like.

jonny_boy34 wrote:I find today that bands suffer from the same problem as consumers, and that is, a complete lack of patience. Just as people want bands to release every track off their album for immediate free download as soon as it's recorded and won't wait for the album to come out on physical CD joy, bands also will rush to record a 10-min demo that sounds crappy, but they'd rather have a nice website and something on it then have nothing at all. I'm not saying this particular band are like that, because I don't know them, but this is just my general opinion of a lot of young bands today. So I would say this to you, thrashy younglings - just take your time, practice, hone your skills (technical skills as well as songwriting skills), and when the time is right, unleash your power at its full potential. Don't think you have to be in a rush to get signed and all that stuff, because if you take that approach, it'll never happen, you'll just put unecessary pressure on yourself and you'll never get anywhere, and your band will turn from the thing you love the most into a burden. Just have a rollocking good old time, work on your sound, work on your skills, and try and create a fresh joy for the world and such like.

..or write a song in 5 mins..take 10 mins to record it...push everyting in the red and fuck the world...YEAAAHHH

yeah don't listen to jon, he is a dick. Mazz knows the score, so long as you have a wicked logo and a cool band photo with bullet belts and tops off etc, then you'll be fine. infact if you have a wailing singer who can go "WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA" at high c#, then the world is your heavy metal oyster - don't even worry about riffs or anything!

Resilience Records wrote: don't even worry about riffs or anything!

yeah just pinch bits n bobs from other bands..piece them together then kick some ass.

Take the chorus of BORN TO RAISE HELL by Motorhead and add the verse HOLE IN THE SKY by Black shabba...speed it up and you have a thrash classic. I'm the new Desmond Child.

Also..Jamie, Last night at Ratz Ass jam we decided that we are going to Interpret CLASSIC albums in the Ratz Ass style. First up is 'Reign In Blood', then we are going to do 'Master Of Puppets' then Fleetwood Mac’s FM classic 'Rumours'.

jonny_boy34 wrote:I find today that bands suffer from the same problem as consumers, and that is, a complete lack of patience. Just as people want bands to release every track off their album for immediate free download as soon as it's recorded and won't wait for the album to come out on physical CD joy, bands also will rush to record a 10-min demo that sounds crappy, but they'd rather have a nice website and something on it then have nothing at all. I'm not saying this particular band are like that, because I don't know them, but this is just my general opinion of a lot of young bands today. So I would say this to you, thrashy younglings - just take your time, practice, hone your skills (technical skills as well as songwriting skills), and when the time is right, unleash your power at its full potential. Don't think you have to be in a rush to get signed and all that stuff, because if you take that approach, it'll never happen, you'll just put unecessary pressure on yourself and you'll never get anywhere, and your band will turn from the thing you love the most into a burden. Just have a rollocking good old time, work on your sound, work on your skills, and try and create a fresh joy for the world and such like.

That brought a tear to my eye

Bloodkrishna wrote:Real thrash metal is NOT and NEVER compromise!

I want this on my headstone.

but you!!! personally is the greatest epitaph [and ruthless insults] writer in the planet fucking earth

Bloodkrishna wrote:but you!!! personally is the greatest epitaph [and ruthless insults] writer in the planet fucking earth

Nah....

Jealousy doesn't suit you Young Zurab.

Dude in terms of not having time to practice... just shove all your shit in someones bedroom man.. thats what we do! and we record shit using a pc mic sat on top of the amps... its free and you get a killer lofi sound that makes everything sound old school and dirty... its awesome give it a try... oh and if you do it that way theres no studio owner to give you into trouble for getting pissed and breaking shit!