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Description:
"Summon The Hordes" is a relentless CD release by German thrash metal veterans Protector, issued by the cult label High Roller Records. Musically, the album stands firmly in the tradition of late-'80s/early-'90s Teutonic thrash: rapid-fire riffing, aggressive but precise drumming and harsh, commanding vocals that channel raw energy without sacrificing clarity. The songs are tightly written, with a balance of high-speed attacks and darker, mid-tempo passages that add atmosphere and weight. Lyrically, Protector move in classic extreme metal territory, touching on war, destruction and apocalyptic imagery, giving the record a grim, old-school feel that fans of authentic thrash will immediately recognize. The production respects the band's roots: powerful and punchy, yet retaining a rugged, organic edge instead of sounding over-polished. This CD edition is aimed at listeners who want a no-nonsense, aggressive and traditional thrash metal experience in a physical, collectible format.
Protector are one of the long-standing names in the German thrash underground, active since the 1980s and known for their raw mixture of thrash and early death metal elements. Over the years, they have gained a cult following for their uncompromising style, intense live performances and a discography that helped shape the harsher side of European thrash. Their early records in particular have often been cited as influential among fans of extreme metal, and the band's continued activity underlines their status as a resilient and respected force in the scene. "Summon The Hordes" connects this legacy with the present, capturing the spirit that made Protector a cult act while delivering fresh, contemporary firepower.
High Roller Records, the manufacturer behind this CD, is a highly regarded German label specializing in classic heavy metal, thrash and related subgenres. Known for its attention to detail, high production standards and collector-friendly releases, High Roller often focuses on vinyl and CD editions that feature carefully curated artwork, well-prepared sound and a strong respect for the bands' history. The label has built a strong reputation among metal fans for reissuing cult albums as well as supporting new and established acts in the traditional and extreme metal spectrum. With "Summon The Hordes," High Roller once again underlines its dedication to authentic metal releases that appeal both to collectors and to devoted genre fans.
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- Black Metal 3.563- Death Metal/Gothic 2.889- Doom Metal 1.002- Gothic 158- Gothic Metal 289- Grind Core 166- Hard Rock 8.938- Hardcore 2.422- Heavy Metal 32.012- New Metal 254- Power Metal 626- Rock Crossover 107- Thrash Metal 2.336Songwriter 3.440
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