Xentrix - For Whose Advantage? (CD) (US Import)
Xentrix - For Whose Advantage? (CD) (US Import)
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Imported from the USA
- Artist
- Xentrix
- EAN/UPC
- 5013929020467
- Product Type
- CD
- Label
- Dissonance Productions
- Cat No
- QDISS0204CDD
- Released
- 2022
- Pressing
- UK
- Studio
- Dissonance
- Music Genre
- Rock
- Styles
- Thrash
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Description
Xentrix (2) — For Whose Advantage?
Format: CD • Label: Dissonance Productions (QDISS0204CDD) • Released: 2022 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Thrash
Tracklist:
1. Questions
2. For Whose Advantage?
3. The Human Condition
4. False Ideals
5. The Bitter End
6. New Beginnings
7. Desperate Remedies
8. Kept In The Dark
9. Black Embrace
10. Running White Faced City Boy
11. Pure Thought
12. Shadows Of Doubt
13. Balance Of Power
14. Kept In The Dark
15. Crimes
16. Ghostbusters
Imported from the USA.
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About the artist
Formed in 1984 under name the Sweet Vengeance, British thrashers Xentrix (pronounced Zen-tricks) began their careers by playing metal covers before focusing all of their efforts on coming up with original material. Initially known as Sweet Vengeance, guitarist/vocalist Chris Astley, guitarist Kristian Havard, drummer Dennis Gasser and bassist Paul Mackenzie created enough of a stir through their live performances that the English branch of Roadrunner Records took notice and signed the group in January 1989.
After releasing a string of well-received albums, Xentrix broke up in 1997. The band cited the fact that metal was declining in popularity as one of the reasons for the split. Xentrix reunited with the "Shattered Existence" lineup in 2005 and played some shows around the UK the following year before parting ways once again.
In February 2013, Xentrix announced their second reunion, again featuring the "Shattered Existence" lineup, although Paul MacKenzie left the band shortly and was replaced on bass by Chris Shires. Astley eventually left the band once again (having left for the first time in 1994) and was replaced by Jay Walsh in 2017. Xentrix have since continued touring and releasing music.
Source: Discogs