Into The Pit By Testament

Not only did Testament not suffer from the infamous sophomore slump on its second album, The New Order, but the band delivered its best offering ever. Order is every bit as brutally forceful as The Legacy, but the songs are ...

There's a very weird thing about thrash metal -- when it gets to a certain velocity and technical prowess, the guitars no longer sound like guitars, they sound like processed metallic machines. Which, of course, is part of the point, ...

Although thrash metal vets Testament have a few compilations under their belt, few explore the group's latter-day, sans-Alex Skolnick recordings. But that all changed with the release of 2004's Days of Darkness, which collects tracks from the studio albums Demonic ...

There's a very weird thing about thrash metal -- when it gets to a certain velocity and technical prowess, the guitars no longer sound like guitars, they sound like processed metallic machines. Which, of course, is part of the point, ...

For a spell during the late '90s and early 21st century, the record label of choice for second wave thrash metallists Testament was Spitfire. Over the course of five albums, the group issued a pair of studio albums (Demonic and ...

Combining longtime favorites with then-new material from Low, Live at the Fillmore proved beyond a doubt that Testament without Alex Skolnick was a more than viable proposition. The band sounds powerful and invigorated on the live material, while the three ...

Track Listing: Preacher; Alone in the Dark; Burnt Offerings; Dirge; Eerie Inhabitants; New Order; Low; Urotsukedoji; Into the Pit; Souls of Black; Practice What You Preach; Apocalyptic City; Hail Mary; Dog Faced Gods; Return to Serenity; Legacy; Trail of Tears;

Not only did Testament not suffer from the infamous sophomore slump on its second album, The New Order, but the band delivered its best offering ever. Order is every bit as brutally forceful as The Legacy, but the songs are ...

It seems like more so than any other era in rock history, the late '90s and early 21st century was the era of the "reunion," as the classic/definitive lineups of Kiss, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, and Judas Priest toured arenas ...

Track Listing: First Strike Is Deadly; Into the Pit; Trial By Fire; Disciples of the Watch; Preacher; Burnt Offerings; Over the Wall; New Order; Haunting; Alone In the Dark; Reign of Terror;

Track Listing: Preacher; Alone in the Dark; Burnt Offerings; Dirge; Eerie Inhabitants; New Order; Low; Urotsukedoji; Into the Pit; Souls of Black; Practice What You Preach; Apocalyptic City; Hail Mary; Dog Faced Gods; Return to Serenity; Legacy; Trail Of Tears;

FIRST STRIKE STILL DEADLY includes new recordings of songs originally released on THE LEGACY and THE NEW ORDER by past and present band members. 'First Strike, Still Deadly' is a 'Best Of' according to the members of Testament, who have rejoined ...

Combining longtime favorites with then-new material from Low, Live at the Fillmore proved beyond a doubt that Testament without Alex Skolnick was a more than viable proposition. The band sounds powerful and invigorated on the live material, while the three ...

FIRST STRIKE STILL DEADLY includes new recordings of songs originally released on THE LEGACY and THE NEW ORDER by past and present band members. Japanese edition of 2001 compilation featuring 11 rerecorded classics by the reunited metal act, utilizing today's advanced ...

It seems like more so than any other era in rock history, the late '90s and early 21st century was the era of the "reunion," as the classic/definitive lineups of Kiss, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, and Judas Priest toured arenas ...

Not only did Testament not suffer from the infamous sophomore slump on its second album, The New Order, but the band delivered its best offering ever. Order is every bit as brutally forceful as The Legacy, but the songs are ...

Track Listing: Preacher; Alone in the Dark; Burnt Offerings; Dirge; Eerie Inhabitants; New Order; Low; Urotsukedoji; Into the Pit; Souls of Black; Practice What You Preach; Apocalyptic City; Hail Mary; Dog Faced Gods; Return to Serenity; Legacy; Trail of Tears;

Among the leaders of heavy metal over the past twenty years, Testament have always provided the rock solid proof that great song writing, regardless of genre, will always transcend time. Their crucial contributions to the early thrash metal surge of ...