Megadeath

Megadeth shattered the heavy metal sound barrier with a sound as savagely Sex Pistols as it was sweetly Black Sabbath. Where their peers may have had the muscle, they often lacked the grooves, but Megadeth avoided metallic awkwardness with a sound that sped from the speakers like a wind spirit, graceful as it was hard hitting and grinding. They had a sound so unique, it could only be described as a sound that sliced the air like razors with adept precision. Their first album, “killing is my business and business

All four-band members form roles to take each other to the next level, revelling in the spectacular fusion of styles, from Al Petrelli’s soulful rock and roll genius combining with Dave Mustaine’s frayed explosive riffs. While Dave Ellefson pounds away at the bass, providing Mustaine with a worthy accompaniment on stage. Drummer Jimmy Degrasso also performs a pivotal role forming the pivotal cog in the scene that Megadeth have pioneered.

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