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yesterday was the first jqas simulation in recent history that didn't end in complete nuclear devastation
we slayed
I’m sorry, I just take perverse satisfaction in “blowing up” Sunset Valley.
Thank you to SimCookie for creating LesSims3: Sunset Died. It’s been my post-apocalyptic playground.
For me, the non plus ultra of metal-infused crust was always Nuclear Death Terror, who in my opinion played the perfect blend of the two genres, they weren’t as metallic as Skagos, or Deviated Instinct but they still had that speed metal vibe that made it fucking dynamic. I wanted to mention that, because i feel the same with Nuclear Devastation. They’re definitely on the crust end of things, but they have a very distinguishable (black) metal atmosphere, that makes this album special. Especially the influence of Celtic Frost can be felt a lot of times. but they dwell into regular black metal blasts as well. Also they kick the melodic aspects of neocrust, which is a good point i think. If you want to know what the word “Infernal” means, check this shit out.
Highlights: Baptised In Hellfire, Abandon All Hope FFO: Stormcrow, Nuclear Death Terror, Dishammer
Re-Animator - Nuclear Devastation
1988
thrash or leave
no relation to the other “reanimator” band on here
When God...SPLITS the ATOM by Carlyle B. Haynes - Southern Publishing, 1951
non conosco nulla di più pesante , lo sfascio totale .
Nuclear Devastation - Apocalypse Now