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Artillery's 'Made In Hell' EP: Thrash Metal Fire

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Artillery, Danish thrash metal legends, release new EP Made In Hell on May 15th, featuring two fresh tracks, a re-recorded classic, and a live track. The title track video has been released, showcasing the bands raw thrash edge. Fans are excited about the new vocalist and guitarist, with the band set to perform at festivals and tours. The EP bridges old thrash roots and new energy, proving Artillerys continued relevance in the metal scene.

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Artillery's 'Made In Hell' EP: Thrash Metal Fire

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It's April 8th. This is Music News today, AI-powered stories shaping the sound. Danish Thrash Metal Legends. Artillery are dropping their new EP, Made in Hell, on May 15th through Mighty Music. It's coming out on vinyl in two color options, CD and digital, packing two fresh tracks called Made in Hell and Ghost in the Machine, plus A. Rerecorded take on Into the Universe from their classic Fear of Tomorrow album and a live version of the 1985 Banger, The All Mighty. From last year's metalized tour, the title track video dropped recently, handled by pop-shed film and director Morton Madsen, giving fans a first look at the new fire. Everything got mixed by Benjamin Holder at Medley Studio, with drums laid down by Marko and Joni at his spot, keeping that raw thrash-edge sharp. Fans are buzzing about the new vocalist Martin Steen and guitarist Renee Lua joining the mix, with founding guitarist Michael Stutser hyped for, reactions ahead of festivals and tours.

That Ghost in the Machine track, calls out the AI thread to creativity. Like something straight out of Terminator, back in 1984, hitting Hard for Musicians today, Artillery has been grinding since reforming in 2008, with six studio albums since, including 2021's X and over 70 shows, Worldwide last year alone. They face losses like drummer Joshua Madsen in 2023, and bass is Morton Stutser in 2019, but the current lineup with, Stutser leading, Steen on vocals, Peter Thorzlin on bass, Lua on guitar, and Frederick Shellsherp Hanson on drums, keeps pushing forward. With this EP bridging old thrash roots and new energy, Artillery's proving they're still a force, ready to metalize stages everywhere this year.

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