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Acid Reign - Joke Chain, Thoughtful Sleep, Phantasm and Codes Of Conformity

From the second album by the English* Thrash metal band, "Obnoxious" (1990)

Basically the UK's answer to Anthrax, right down to their hardcore punk influences and the humour reflected in their lyrics. Also, while Anthrax had the "NOT Man" for their mascot, Acid Reign had one in the form of "Moshkinstein", literally Frankenstein's Monster wearing a period outfit associated with the mosh pit lifestyle of the time. They weren't wholly derivative, though, and their music holds up well as a good example of UK Thrash like their contemporaries Sabbat, Xentrix et al.

*From Harrogate, North Yorkshire

Acid Reign - Joke Chain, Thoughtful Sleep, Phantasm and Codes Of Conformity

From the second album by the English* Thrash metal band, "Obnoxious" (1990)

Basically the UK's answer to Anthrax, right down to their hardcore punk influences and the humour reflected in their lyrics. Also, while Anthrax had the "NOT Man" for their mascot, Acid Reign had one in the form of "Moshkinstein", literally Frankenstein's Monster wearing a period outfit associated with the mosh pit lifestyle of the time. They weren't wholly derivative, though, and their music holds up well as a good example of UK Thrash like their contemporaries Sabbat, Xentrix et al.

*From Harrogate, North Yorkshire

Acid Reign - Joke Chain, Thoughtful Sleep, Phantasm and Codes Of Conformity

From the second album by the English* Thrash metal band, "Obnoxious" (1990)

Basically the UK's answer to Anthrax, right down to their hardcore punk influences and the humour reflected in their lyrics. Also, while Anthrax had the "NOT Man" for their mascot, Acid Reign had one in the form of "Moshkinstein", literally Frankenstein wearing a period outfit associated with the mosh pit lifestyle of the time. They weren't wholly derivative, though, and their music holds up well as a good example of UK Thrash like their contemporaries Sabbat, and Xentrix et al.

*From Harrogate, North Yorkshire