Destructor

Destructor

Track Listings

1. When Yards Are Unkempt & Devastation Is Bright

2. Pre-Destructive Sunset (A Love Story)

3. 74 Degrees

4. Seben Dowallas

5. Elderly Contemplation / Elegant Bombing

6. Elegant Bombing Pt. II

7. Dimensional Space Reverb

8. Sinister WAN (The Escape)

9. Battle For Andromayde

10. To That One (Babee Go to Sleep)

11. Stereophonic Apogee

12. Electric Groove Stand

13. For You (Like Aqua) - Fluid Motion Instr. BONUS TRACK

Editorial Reviews
URB Magazine, July 2003
"It's good to see Philadelphia producer SUPREMEeX back in the driver's seat."

Product Description
Available for the first time on Compact Disc, SupremeEx's debut album, "Destructor" is packed with 45 minutes of continuously mixed, original instrumental hiphop beats.

Originally released in 1998 on cassette only, SupremeEx's "Destructor" caught the ear of Tajai from Souls of Mischief / Hieroglyphics. Having loved what he heard, Tajai approached SupremeEx to work on a collaborative album together, the result being 1999's, "Projecto: 2501" EP on Hieroglyphics Imperium Records.

Many of the instrumental beats used on "Projecto" are featured here on the "Destructor" CD - available for the first time ever. New to this updated version of "Destructor" are instrumental tracks previously never released before, as well as brand new artwork and a budget price, making this one of the best values available in instrumental hiphop. And everything has been re-mastered by Hiro Matsuo and SupremeEx for optimal sound quality.

Fans have been requesting it on CD for years: "Destructor" creates a non-stop, atmospheric journey of hard hitting instrumental hiphop.

Destructor

Customer Reviews:

Violent..........2004-06-05

OK, so most metal fans are not exactly enamoured with electronic or dance music, but this could knock your head off at 50 paces. This is not your wimpy house/trance/jungle/gabba/acid or whatever the hell it's called. This is not for tarty teenage girls and effeminate teenage boys in old warehouses to wave glowsticks around to while tripping on the designer drug of the month. This is hardcore, motherf***er.

I'm really at a loss to describe the sounds contained on this album, as they are beyond my normal vocabulary, but I'll give it a go. There are beats as big as any produced by Manowar's Drums of Doom. There are mechanical rhythms which would not be out of place in a steel mill or foundry. There are movie soundtrack orchestrations. There are samples distorted to alien realms. There are drones, scrapes, electronic blurs, static soaked hammering, stress inducing pounding, militaristic marches and a lot of indescribable noise.

Imagine the Decepticons (the bad guys from the `Transformers') teamed up with Hal 9000, the homicidal computer from `2001 A Space Odyssey', and `Terminator's T-1000. You end up with a psychotic relentless robotic maniac, and this is his favourite album.

"The Only Love" is a surprise in brutal subtlety. A haunting female vocal over a gentle synth orchestral background is disturbed by depraved laughter and then suddenly obliterated by power violence machinegun fire.

Tracks:

When Yards Are Unkempt & Devastation Is Bright
Pre-Destructive Sunset (A Love Story)
74 Degrees
Seben Dowallas
Elderly Contemplation / Elegant Bombing
Elegant Bombing Pt. II
Dimensional Space Reverb
Sinister WAN (The Escape)
Battle For Andromayde
To That One (Babee Go to Sleep)
Stereophonic Apogee
Electric Groove Stand
For You (Like Aqua) - Fluid Motion Instr. BONUS TRACK

Product Description

Available for the first time on Compact Disc, SupremeEx's debut album, "Destructor" is packed with 45 minutes of continuously mixed, original instrumental hiphop beats. Originally released in 1998 on cassette only, SupremeEx's "Destructor" caught the ear of Tajai from Souls of Mischief / Hieroglyphics. Having loved what he heard, Tajai approached SupremeEx to work on a collaborative album together, the result being 1999's, "Projecto: 2501" EP on Hieroglyphics Imperium Records. Many of the instrumental beats used on "Projecto" are featured here on the "Destructor" CD - available for the first time ever. New to this updated version of "Destructor" are instrumental tracks previously never released before, as well as brand new artwork and a budget price, making this one of the best values available in instrumental hiphop. And everything has been re-mastered by Hiro Matsuo and SupremeEx for optimal sound quality. Fans have been requesting it on CD for years: "Destructor" creates a non-stop, atmospheric journey of hard hitting instrumental hiphop.

Average customer rating:

THIS CD IS CRUSHING!!! MOLTEN METAL AT ITS FINEST!!!
GREAT CD
GREAT CD

Sonic Bullet

Manufacturer: Auburn
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Soundtracks | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B0001M2B04
Release Date: 2003-08-05

Tracks:

Sonic Bullet
Heavy Artillery
Silent Enemy
Blackest Night
Master Of The Universe
G-Force
The Triangle
Pounding Evil (Live)
Iron Curtain (Live)

Album Description

Destructor, Cleveland, Ohio's legendary premier power/thrash band, return to Auburn with their new 2003 "Sonic Bullet" release. The extended EP contains 46 minutes and 9 tracks of ripping, over-the-top, pounding Destructor-style molten heavy metal!

Destructor entered 609 Recording with engineer Don Depew (Breaker) in the Spring of 2003 to record "Sonic Bullet". The EP, released in the Summer, includes 5 new recordings - "Sonic Bullet", "Heavy Artillery", "Silent Enemy", "Blackest Night", "Master Of The Universe"; 2 tracks from the previously unreleased 2000 sessions - "G-Force", "The Triangle"; and 2 and two 'live' tracks recorded in 2002 - "Pounding Evil" (Classic Metal Festival) and "Iron Curtain" (Slayer).

Customer Reviews:

THIS CD IS CRUSHING!!! MOLTEN METAL AT ITS FINEST!!!.......2006-04-17

when you tell someone about a band you like, usually the first words out of the person's mouth is: "What do they sound like?" well, i can tell you who DESTRUCTOR sounds like... Cyclone ("Brutal Destruction" LP), old Jag Panzer (first EP and "Ample Destruction" LP), old Exciter ("Heavy Metal Maniac" LP and "Violence & Force" LP) old Overkill (first EP & "Feel The Fire" LP), and some Artillery ("Fear Of Tomorrow" LP & "Terror Squad" LP) -- so, if you like one or more of those bands, YOU MUST BUY THIS CD NOW!

R.I.P. Dave Holocaust, you're sorely missed! \m/

GREAT CD.......2004-05-01

These are not only Great guys to know but this cd totally ROCKS CLEVELANDS WORLD and OVERSEAS!!!!
Love you guys!!!!

GREAT CD.......2004-05-01

These are not only Great guys to know but this cd totally ROCKS CLEVELANDS WORLD and OVERSEAS!!!!
Love you guys!!!!

Average customer rating:

Destructor
Supremeex and Tajai
Manufacturer: The Orchard
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000GH3CGQ
Release Date: 2006-06-27

Tracks:

When Yards Are Unkempt & Devastation Is Bright
Pre-Destructive Sunset (A Love Story)
74 Degrees
Seben Dowallas
Elderyly Contemplation/Elegant Bombing
Elegant Bombing, Pt. 2
Dimensionsal Space Reverb
Sinister Wan (The Escape)
Battle for Andromayde
To That One (Babee Go to Sleep)
Stereophonic Apogee
Electric Groove Stand

Average customer rating:

Life Of Destructor [Japan Import]
UltraViolence , and Ultra Violence
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000TC6G6G

Product Description

1994, Toy's Factory records Japan. Out of print. Ten tracks in total.

Average customer rating:

I Destructor
Ultraviolence
Manufacturer: Earache Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Hardcore Techno | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00000DELJ
Release Date: 1994-09-20

Average customer rating:

Life of Destructor
Ultraviolence
Manufacturer: Red Distribution, in
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B00000DTD5
Release Date: 1994-10-25

Average customer rating:

I Destructor
Ultraviolence
Manufacturer: Red Distribution, in
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B00000DTD4
Release Date: 1994-09-20

Average customer rating:

AWESOME
Pure Thrashers Heaven
"Cleveland Rocks! "
DESTRUCTOR IS GOD
Quite disappointing

Maximum Destruction
Destructor
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Alternative Metal | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music

Tracks:

Prelude In Sledge-Minor
Maximum Destruction
Destructor
Overdose
InstruMetal
Pounding Evil
Take Command
Iron Curtain
Hot Wet Leather/Bondage
Bring Down The Hammer
Storm Of Steel
Power Aggression
Smash Your Skulls
Destructor (Live)
Maximum Destruction (Live)

Album Description

Pounding the Heaviest of Metal, Destructor wakes up the Heavy Metal scene with this new mix on a classic! Scorching guitars, bone-crushing bass riffs, and brain-numbing drumming makes this CD a "Must Have" for the true Heavy Metal Fan.

Performers: Dave Overkill- Lead Vocals & Guitar, Pat Rapid- Guitar & Vocals, Matt Flammable- Drums, Dave Holocaust- Bass

Customer Reviews:

AWESOME.......2003-11-26

These guys are friends of mine and this cd is AWESOME!
THEY ROCK!What can I say there from Cleveland and Cleveland ROCKS!

Pure Thrashers Heaven.......2000-12-11

This album takes you back to the great thrash years. All fans of old school thrash must have this disc. This disc is free of filler songs. Its fool of bone crushing riffs. All of those Korn sounding bands should listen & learn how metal is played. I rate this more that five.

"Cleveland Rocks! ".......2000-07-09

Anyone who knows anything about music knows Cleveland rocks.This band being from this rock n roll town,really know how to go to the fullest extent of" rocking down the house!"I was happy to hear that ten years or so later they are still pounding metal even after a tragic setback.

DESTRUCTOR IS GOD.......2000-04-01

This is one of the greatest Metal bands from the 1980's. I pleased that this CD was finally re-released. Destructor is true Metal from America! They crush all Posers.

Quite disappointing.......2000-03-14

This sounds like a band trying real hard to follow some thrash metal format suggested to them by their record company. There are a few songs on this album that are worth a listen (e.g. Iron Curtain), but overall it lacks originality, a sound of its own.

If you like this kind of 80's, very US/macho thrash metal, I would advise you to check out Nasty Savage, Exodus (Bonded by Blood), Savage Grace or Hallow's Eve who were all far better bands than this one.

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