Monsters
Monsters formed in Los Angeles in 1987. Their debut album came out in 1989, but it was their 1992 record 'Crusader' that really connected with heavy metal...
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Monsters formed in Los Angeles in 1987. Their debut album came out in 1989, but it was their 1992 record 'Crusader' that really connected with heavy metal listeners. The title track from that album became their most recognizable song, along with others like 'Death Is Irreversible' and 'Freelance Terror'.
By the early 2000s, the band's lineup had shifted with bassist Billy Smith and drummer Chris Brown leaving. They kept recording with new members, putting out albums like 'Armageddon' in 2002. In 2010, there was a copyright lawsuit over 'Crusader' that was settled out of court.
Their catalog includes five studio albums released between 1989 and 2002, with songs that maintained a heavy, guitar-driven sound. The music from those records still gets played by metal fans who came up with that era.
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