melodic thrash metal

Although Death Angel moonlighted the mid to late 80s with their particular brand of thrash, which was a tad more adventurous than most of what was on offer at the time, the bad timing of an accident, had em drift apart and disband before the onset of the 90s itself and the change of the music climate would do that to them.
 

England didn’t produce thrash bands by the bucketload like America or Germany and as such the few ones that made a name for them used to be quite worthwhile. After enjoying a career that lasted a little more that decade, from the mid-80s to the mid-90s and had its ups and downs, the band attempted to reunite, twice, a decade later at first and then in the early to mid-10s, trying to keep its lineup intact.