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Hit Parader Magazine | March 1992

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Friday, May 15: Testament, "A Day of Reckoning"

Testament began coming into its own on The New Order, elevating the primordial thrash of their debut with greater instrumental prowess and sharper writing. Tracks like “A Day of Reckoning” found Alex Skolnick and Eric Peterson more effectively integrating their distinct writing and playing styles into something cohesive, while Chuck Billy similarly homed in on his approach to vocals. The song was still very much thrash but sounded much more focused and stood in contrast to the overall vibe of aimless flailing that marked most late ‘80s thrash, even though Alex Perialis’ production had the same tinny and low-rent quality. This was a big step up for Testament and rightly positioned them at the upper end of the genre’s middle tier.

05.27.26 As part of Sally Gates' residency at Sisters in Brooklyn, Sally put together a group consisting of Alex Skolnick (Testament) and Brian Chase (Yeah Yeah Yeahs)