Bury The Pain

Just loved the total cd from start to finish, plenty of melodic heavy riffs. A super thrash album well worth a listen. Plus I 'am going to see them out on tour soon!

Blimey! A lesson on how to make thrash metal still relevant. Great riffs and strong songwriting throughout. What a year for metal...CoB, Exhumer, Death Angel, Overkill and now this! If you like thrash just order it! Great vinyl too btw!

Nothing fancy just plain old 80s style thrash. . . . I love it!

Tight, fast-paced thrash metal with excellent riffs and good songwriting discipline. If you like thrash, you'll like this.

Excellent chunk of trash metal!Did not disappoint at all.

Great album, like they’ve never been away. Well done guys

If you want to hear 'Old-School' thrash metal but with a modern, fresh feel to it then look no further than this latest release from veteran U.K. thrashers Xentrix. It's been 23 years since their last studio release but it's definitely been worth the wait judging by the quality of the 10 tracks on offer here on 'Bury the Pain'. Forget the jokey 1990 Ghostbusters cover; this is serious 21st century metal with quality riffs, solos and vocals throughout from four seriously good musicians. So if you're a fan of bands like Testament, Kreator & Overkill then I urge you to get hold of a copy of this album; you won't be disappointed!

Finally! From The Bay Area of Lancashire Xentrix are back! After one aborted reformation and Chris leaving after the album was finished, we eventually get the natural successor to For Whose Advantage (let’s ignore Kin and Scourge...) New frontman Jay is like a gruffer Chris and fits right in. The material is reminiscent of recent Exodus and Testament, Let The World Burn being the perfect hybrid. An Andy Sneap production continues the comparisons bringing the band’s sound bang up to date. It’s a solid album start to finish, the last song is live in the studio which is a nice touch. Welcome back lads!