Slaughter Lord
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| Destructor | Slaughter Lord | 80's thrash metal |
AU$1.50 |  |
| Slaughter Lord | Slaughter Lord | 80's thrash metal | AU$1.50 | |
| Die By Power | Slaughter Lord | 80's thrash metal | AU$1.50 | |
| Taste Of Blood | Slaughter Lord | 80's thrash metal |
AU$1.50 | |
| Legion | Slaughter Lord | 80's thrash metal | AU$1.50 | |
| Slaughtered Corpse | Slaughter Lord | 80's thrash metal | AU$1.50 | |
| Onslaught | Slaughter Lord | 80's thrash metal |
AU$1.50 | |
| Steel Lords Of War | Slaughter Lord | 80's thrash metal | AU$1.50 | |
| Cryptic Terror | Slaughter Lord | 80's thrash metal | AU$1.50 | |
| Thrash 'Til Death 86-87 - 9 tracks | AU$10.00 | |
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Slaughter Lord have been
called a 'cult thrash metal band' due to their enduring reputation and legendary status
amongst die-hard metalheads the world over. Perhaps the first Australian thrash band to
achieve an uncompromising and ferocious sound utilising technical speed and complicated
song structures. Slaughter Lord were not following the Thrash Metal phenomenon, but were
actually a part of the first wave. The band was formed by Steve Hughes under the name Onslaught, but was changed to avoid a clash with UK group using the same moniker. The original line-up featured Hughes, Burke and Noel plus guitarist Sandy Vahdanni and vocalist Colin Butcher. Claws Mayhem replaced Butcher but was let go within weeks. The line-up consolidated when Vazquez replaced Vahdanni (who would later join Sadistik Exekution) and Noel took up the vocal responsibilities.
Slaughter Lord first played live in February 1986 and recorded the demo "Taste of Blood" while gigging solidly around Sydney, but by 1987 the band had dissolved. In 2000 Steve Hughes found interest for Slaughter Lord's recordings in Europe, and released the Thrash til Death compilation CD in 2000.
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