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NIMROD (Return to Babylon) - review at Thrash Never DiesPublished: Dec 21, 2010 by ChileanMetal
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 NIMROD has it roots back to the mid 80's and hails from Santiago Chile. In 1988 Nimrod went to studio to record his Demo Tape "TIME OF CHANGES" which turn out to be very well evaluated in various magazines all over the world Europe, England and in Japan were the demo tape was chosen as the no. 1 demo of the year. In 1990 the band decided to take a break. In 2004 Nimrod begin to emerge again and put together a CD with Time of Changes demo remastered plus a good number of bonuses with unreleased studio tracks plus rehearsal stuff and live appearances. 1. Night of the Witches 03:57 2. I Am 03:10 3. Return to Babylon 01:28 4. Broken Wings 03:51 5. Ready to Burn 04:52 6. Death Behind 03:57 7. Betrayer of the Soul 05:09 8. Time of Changes 03:45 9. Dark Land 04:04 10. Fall of the Tower 00:47 11. Nimrod 05:46 Total playing time 40:46 Current lineup: Eric "La Bestia" Morales - Vocals Christian Irarrázaval - Guitar Rodrigo Urzúa - Bass JP (Juan Pablo) Donoso - Drums The band delivers cleaver and inteligent power/thrash metal. Their music stands out from the more A4-power metal bands in the way the band approach their songs. In stead of galloping power chords and the ordinary castrated vocal sound, the band focuses on the dark, and sounds more like a cross of Sanctuary and Overkill than Helloween or Blind Guardian. And what makes them even more exiting is how they mix their powerful dark sound with a healthy dose of old fashoined 80's style Thrash Metal. The band tractates their instruments in a way that both shows great musicianship, without sounding like "wannabe's". They just sounds damn good! You can visit the bands MySpace site to get an idea of the band, but you really should order a copy of this masterpiece. Related articles
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