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Radical Attack
Radical Attack formed from the remains of a band called Phoenix, with members Erik Storm on vocals, Jake Fury and Mark Bolt on guitars, and Emily Raven on...
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Priority
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Annihilator
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Blood Money
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Broken Soul
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Check Your Aim
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Dead Reality
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Dumpster Diver
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End Of My Rope
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Four More Years
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Fuck Your Scene
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Light 'em Up
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Method To My Madness
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Necessary Evil
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Paid To Be Poor
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Parasites
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Seed Of Doom
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Radical Attack formed from the remains of a band called Phoenix, with members Erik Storm on vocals, Jake Fury and Mark Bolt on guitars, and Emily Raven on bass. They put out their first album, 'The Wrath of Annihilation,' in 1986. The track 'Annihilator' from that record became a staple for them, along with songs like 'Blood Money' and 'Check Your Aim.'
Their music drew from thrash and speed metal, favoring a raw and aggressive approach. They built a following in the underground scene, often facing resistance from more conservative parts of the music industry. The band released several albums through the late '80s and early '90s, including 'Annihilation Overload' and 'Reign of Terror.'
While their lineup saw some changes over time, the core group of Storm, Fury, Bolt, and Raven remained central. Their sound, built on relentless guitar work and intense vocals, connected with fans looking for that particular kind of metal energy.
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