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Artist: Cryptic Slaughter: mp3 download    Genre(s):  Rock: Hard-Rock Rock: Thrash     Discography:      Speak Your Peace    Year: 1990    Tracks: 9      Stream Of Consciousness Rehearsal    Year: 1988    Tracks: 5      Live In Houston    Year: 1988    Tracks: 7      Live In Detroit    Year: 1988    Tracks: 1      Money Talks    Year: 1987    Tracks: 12      Convicted    Year: 1986    Tracks: 23      Life In Grave (Demo)    Year: 1985    Tracks: 5 The original Speedcore merchants, Cryptic Slaughter dealt a West Coast manus into the later ‘80's Crossover Powered by a previously undreamed of signified of informed aggression, the band's uncompromising political stance and lightning-fast tempos at last proved overly harsh for mainstream tastes, just their status as resistance legends stiff unquestioned. Vocalist/bassist Bill Crooks, guitarists Les Evans and Adam Scott, and drummer Scott Peterson High School association football team, and formed Cryptic Slaughter in 1984. Scott was before long on the outs, plainly the unspent trio inactive managed to Grave" demo by May of the undermentioned yr. Its social station speed and ungoverned fury apace made it a favorite conversation piece on the all-important tube tape-trading network -- a general phenomenon that had already launched piles of successful acts of the Apostles before them -- and eventually landed Cryptic Slaughter a contract with fast-rising independent Metal Blade Records. Issued in 1986, the band's debut album Convicted introduced young bassist Rob Nicholson (release Crooks to Follow-up efforts like 1987's Money Talks and 1988's Stream Of Consciousness added merely the smallest of transonic refinements, and unbroken the group's ever-expanding But the stress of perpetual in-fighting and everlasting tours in exchange for scantily scrape by financially finally took its toll on Cryptic Slaughter, which fell apart shortly after an especially turbulent circuit with Angkor Wat. Evans resettled to Portland, Oregon, where he attempted to point a comeback two long time later, reforming the grouping with singer Dave Hollingsworth, bassist Bret Davis and drummer Brian Lehfeldt (of Sweaty Nipples infamy); just fans were non impressed by 1990's Speak Your Peace and this line up quickly bust up as well. Though Cryptic Slaughter lay abeyant over the ensuing decennary, Evans noticed that copies of the band's at present quite rare LP's began selling for hundreds of dollars online. This eventually prompted him to reunite with Lehfeldt and original members Crooks and Nicholson with intentions of recording a unexampled album. In the meantime, he byword to it that those early albums be re-released with bonus tracks by Relapse Records in 2003.