Rhymes of Destruction
Rhymes of Destruction formed in the 1980s with vocalist Raiden, guitarist Ethan Blade, bassist Dorian Gray, and drummer Morgan Black. Their music mixed thrash...
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Rhymes of Destruction formed in the 1980s with vocalist Raiden, guitarist Ethan Blade, bassist Dorian Gray, and drummer Morgan Black. Their music mixed thrash metal and punk rock with political themes that resonated with some listeners at the time. Their 1985 album 'Chaos and Disorder' included the track 'Chaos And Disorder: A Sun Revolution,' which became one of their better-known songs.
They released other albums like 'Insanity's Reign' and 'The Revolution Will Not Be Televised,' continuing with lyrics about social issues. The lineup changed over time, with Dorian Gray leaving in 1990 while Raiden and Ethan Blade stayed with the band. Their catalog includes songs like 'Cynische Onsterfelijkheid' and 'Dark Mysticism' that maintained their aggressive sound.
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