Every thrash band has a debut that either announces them or buries them. Proliferation announced Harlott. Loudly. With a sneer.Released in 2015, this is where Melbourne's Harlott put their flag in the ground and dared anyone to argue. The influences are worn openly, Bay Area velocity, a bit of Teutonic grit, but the execution is all their own. Sharp, relentless, and produced with enough clarity that you can actually hear every riff doing its job. For a debut, it's an absurdly confident record, the kind that makes you immediately want to find out what came next. Pair it with Extinction and you've got a pretty complete picture of why Australian thrash deserves your attention.CD. Released 2015. Australian thrash.Fans of: Terrifier, Hatchet, Hazard, Ultra-Violence, Heathen, Onslaught
