Best Thrash Album Since 2000?

[El Gordo]

I've been thinking about this recently for no reason at all, really. What's the best thrash album since the turn of the millennium? With all the thrash revival stuff, there's a lot to choose from but I honestly think that the best one is Overkill's Ironbound. Others that come close for me are: Destruction - The Antichrist, Exodus - Tempo of the Damned, Torture Squad - Pandemonium, Sacrifice - The Ones I Condemn, Vektor - Black Future.

[Wizzbang11]

Not straight thrash, but without any hesitation Toxic Holocaust- Evil Never Dies.

[larvtard]

Black Future. No question.

But as for others that are good: Destruction - The Antichrist, Sodom - self-titled & M-16, Violator - Chemical Assault.

Solid: Exodus - Atrocity Exhibition pt. A, Testament - Formation of Damnation, Lazarus A.D. - The Onslaught (more of a groovy, metalcore-infused thrash)

I honestly don't have much thrash from the last decade.

[El Gordo]

Originally Posted by logAnarchy

Black Future. No question.

But as for others that are good: Destruction - The Antichrist, Sodom - self-titled & M-16, Violator - Chemical Assault.

Solid: Exodus - Atrocity Exhibition pt. A, Testament - Formation of Damnation, Lazarus A.D. - The Onslaught (more of a groovy, metalcore-infused thrash)

I honestly don't have much thrash from the last decade.

Oooh I overlooked M-16, that's a good one too.

[Blitzkrieg Witchcraft]

The Crown: Deathrace King

[idrinkwine732]

Black Future and it isn't really close.

[slapguitarer]

Originally Posted by idrinkwine732

Black Future and it isn't really close.

[mankvill]

Thread over.

[slapguitarer]

Originally Posted by mankvill

Thread over.

[brutal_descent]

Legion of the Damned - Malevolent Rapture