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Wrathchild America - Climbin The Walls (CD) (UK Import)

Wrathchild America - Climbin The Walls (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Wrathchild America

Music Genre: Heavy metal, Rock

Label
Rock Candy
Cat No
CANDY294
Released
2016
Pressing
UK & Europe
Styles
Thrash, Heavy Metal

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ArtistWrathchild America
FormatCD
LabelRock Candy
Catalogue no.CANDY294
GenreHeavy metal and Rock
Released2 September 2016
Barcode5055300390226

Wrathchild America — Climbin' The Walls
Format: CD • Label: Rock Candy (CANDY294) • Released: 2016 • Pressing: UK & Europe • Genre: Thrash, Heavy Metal

Tracklist:
1. Climbin' The Walls
2. Hell's Gate
3. No Deposit, No Return
4. Hernia
5. London After Midnight
6. Candy From A Madman
7. Silent Darkness (Smothered Life)
8. Time
9. Day Of The Thunder

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

Wrathchild America is a thrash/heavy metal band Martinsburg, West Virginia, USA, that was formed in 1979 under the name Atlantis. In 1980, the band changed its name to Tyrant, in 1981 to Wrathchild, in 1988 to Wrathchild America and in 1993 to Souls At Zero. Not to be confused with Wrathchild (sometimes called Wrathchild UK) from the United Kingdom.

The thrash metal outfit was formed by bassist Brad Divens with guitarists Jay Abbene and Terry Carter, and drummer Shannon Larkin. Wrathchild America released two albums for Atlantic Records; Climbin' the Walls (1989) and 3-D (1991). Despite the bands' success, with the onset of grunge in the early 1990s, mainstream interest in metal was on the decline. Inevitably, Wrathchild America became a casualty of the grunge-era, being dropped from Atlantic Records. Changing their look and style, they became Souls at Zero, and moved to Energy Records where they recorded Souls At Zero (1993), Six-T-Six EP (1994). Shannon Larkin left the band in 1994 to fill the drum seat in Ugly Kid Joe; and some time later in Godsmack as well. Jamie Miller replaced Larkin, and played on A Taste for the Perverse (1995) - what would became the bands' last album. After touring in support of A Taste for the Perverse, the band broke up. As of 2017, Wrathchild America has reformed.

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