Thrash

the most -ss kicking form of music on this planet.
(literally too,you’re bound to end up with a big headache after all that headbanging)
iced earth,early metallica,early megadeth,slayer,kreator.
a style of metal derived from speed metal like motörhead and judas priest, influenced by hardcore punk such as discharge and bad brains. faster and more focused on rhythm than traditional heavy metal; the guitar riff is the absolute center of thrash metal, and many thrash bands (dark angel in particular) are famous for cramming as many riffs as they can into every song. lyrics are primarily sociopolitical/(anti-)religious, or focused on mindless violence (often tongue-in-cheek); vocals have the widest range of any metal genre, from hardcore punk shouts to melodic singing to death metal growls.

thrash began in the early 80s; depending on who you ask, the first thrash band was metallica, exodus, overkill or even venom. thrash is best enjoyed by headbanging or moshing.
bay area thrash: metallica, testament, death angel, heathen
east coast thrash: anthrax, overkill
german thrash: kreator, sodom, destruction
modern thrash: the haunted, dew scented -or- toxic holocaust, hypnosia (differing schools of thought)
1. to thrash a person or thing is to harm them severely
2. to thrash a car is to drive it harshly & disrespectfuly
3. to thrash an opponent in a compet-tion is to win by a large margin
4. to thrash a woman is to penetrate her forcefully, with your p-n-s or otherwise
5. a genre of short fast and loud music
1. do that again and i’ll give ya a thrashing!
2. i thrashed my parents’ car when they were on holiday.
3. we’ll thrash ya in tonight’s game!
4. see that blondie over there? thrashed her last night ay.
5. oi, i feel like headbanging, put that slayer alb-m on.
a type of fast loud and heavy music.
black flagis definetly not thrash. slayer is thrash.
the outright wilin’ out of a single person or group of people. can be used as verb, adjective, noun, etc. basically can replace any word in a sentence.
“2 bottles of md 20/20, thrash it up with weston.”

“thrashthrashthrash it up.”

“talk trash, get thrashed.”
music often refered to as sounding like kreator or slayer. though also refered to as a more aggressive form of hardcore punk rock similar to.. dri, gauze, total fury, das oath, whn?,minorthreat, larm, bgk, ripcord, hersey, siege, dropdead etc etc.
dude, i f-kkin love thrash. it makes me wanna circle pit. play fast or die.
also known as thrash metal. stylistically expanding from speed metal, thrash was harsher, heavier and in some cases even faster than its predecessor. the lyrics, as before, were -ssociated with the more negative aspects as life, as well as the darker. a good amount of thrash also dealt with political or social subjects not dissimilar to punk. vocals were less sung and more shouted, and drums were often rapid fire. solos, as you might imagine, were at times prominent throughout nearly an entire song. it was at this point in metal that music would only become heavier and more aggressive. thrash was menacing, crushing and often disliked by the mainstream community for its heaviness. the music form would die down in the 1990’s, and be replaced by the likes of black and death metal. thrash was most likely named as such because many fans of the music often thrash (or “mosh”) one another around at concerts. common examples of thrash include bathory, dark angel, d.r.i., exodus, kreator, metal church, slayer, testament, venom, violence, and countless others.
britain’s sabbat is one of the most underrated thrash bands from the late 1980’s.