I'm short on time and feel like shit, so I won't have a new post ready until next week, but someone tipped me off that you can download both of Sindrome's incredible demos online. For those unaware, Sindrome was a ripping thrash metal band from Chicago that formed around 1986. Despite being an amazing band, they sadly never did more than the following two demos—of which "Vault of Inner Conscience" is the better of the two and absolutely kills. Members were also involved in Laaz Rockit, Master, Deathstrike, Broken Hope, and Soil (among others). You can sort of see pics of the demos' cover art here, and also be sure to email the band and tell them how much this shit rules! Both of these demos were released on a bootleg CD and I need that shit 'cause I hate mp3's, so if anyone knows where I can score one, fucking let me know. Thanks, and enjoy the thrash!
Sindrome "Vault of Inner Conscience" CS—1991
1. "Descending Into Madness"
2. "Extra Sensory Warning (ESW)"
3. "Astral Projection"
4. "Against Infinity"
5. "Exit Screaming"
Sindrome "Into the Halls of Extermination" CS—1987
1. "Into the Halls of Extermination"
2. "Rapture in Blood"
3. "Precognition"
4. "Cathedral of Ice"
5. "Aortic Expulsion"
Comments
Sweet!
total shame these guys went under the radar…but those were the circumstances of the time i guess.
thanx Andrew.
9.9.2005 | By jim fucking winters
I found that site a while back by browsing around metal-archives.com. I remember seeing these guys in tons of underground Metal zines around 87-88, but had never heard them until I found the site. Shit kills. Their bass player played in Terminal Death, a kickass band as well. Here’s their metal-archives.com page:
http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=1226
Dig the autographed photo…
9.10.2005 | By Scott
Holy Shit.
This stuff is absolutely killer.
I can’t believe I never heard of them.
Thanks dude. Keep it up.
9.13.2005 | By Max
I remember hearing one of their songs on a metal show on a local college radio station back in the early 90’s. I searched for their demos for years but to no avail. I had forgotten about them until now. Thanks for making this available.
9.13.2005 | By gordeth
Cool, thanks!
9.16.2005 | By David - Asice.net