🔥Toxic Holocaust Albums Ranked🔥

🔥Toxic Holocaust Albums Ranked🔥

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Welcome to album ranking Wednesdays here on the channel! So tonight I am doing Toxic Holocaust Albums Ranked! which I am very excited for once again! Toxic Holocaust are a thrash/speed/black metal band with some punk thrown in for good measure. Toxic Holocaust are one of those bands Alright so before we get into the ranking let me give you guys some background on Toxic Holocaust in case you missed the review of “An Overdose Of Death”

A punitive thrash metal project influenced by hardcore punk, west coast hard rock, and proto-death metal bands of the '80s such as Discharge, Hellhammer, and Venom, Toxic Holocaust is largely a one-man operation run by Oregon native Joel Grind. Emerging in the late '90s, the project eventually expanded into a live entity, and by 2020 the group had issued six well-received full-length albums and multiple EPs.

Evil Never DiesGrind founded the band in 1999 in the city of Portland. Writing and recording all of the group's music himself, he issued a pair of demos (1999's Radiation Sickness and 2002's Critical Mass) before unleashing the project's first full-length effort, Evil Never Dies, in 2003.

The group's burgeoning popularity in the metal underground prompted Grind to take the enterprise out of the studio and onto the stage, so he hired a backing band and hit the road. However, the expanded version of Toxic Holocaust would not make its way into the studio for album number two. 2005's Hell on Earth once again saw Grind assume all duties, but he did manage to enlist renowned heavy metal artist Ed Repka (Megadeth, Death, etc.) to design the cover.

Extensive touring followed, along with a recording contract with America's premier death metal label, Relapse Records. In addition to releasing the third Toxic Holocaust album, An Overdose of Death... (2008), Relapse reissued Evil Never Dies and Hell on Earth. The Gravelord EP arrived in 2009, followed in 2011 by the full-length Conjure and Command, which was the first Toxic Holocaust release to feature a full band, with Grind joined by bass player Phil Zeller and drummer Nick Bellmore.

That same crew stayed aboard for 2013's Chemistry of Consciousness, but Grind would return to the one-man-band setup for 2019's dystopian technological takeover-themed Primal Future: 2019. How fitting is that? So many metal bands making art about this technocracy attempt at enslavement and communism…. NEW WORLD ORDER anyone? Yeah, this is one of the main fucking reasons I love metal and why I only listen to metal that has a real meaning and purpose behind its art, direction, creativity and expression!

Alright so let’s get into the ranking now shall we?
►#6-Evil Never Dies (Released in 2003 on Witch’s Brew Records
►#5-Hell On Earth (Released in 2005 on Nuclear War Now Productions)
►#4-Primal Future:2019 (Released independently in 2019)
►#3-Chemistry Of Consciousness (Released in 2013 On Relapse Records
►#2-Conjure And Command (Released in 2011 on Relapse Records)
►#1-An Overdose Of Death (Released in 2008 on Relapse Records)