Exodus - Para Ti

Review by Brady Thomas

Exodus, the American thrash metal band, has released their latest album "Para Ti" which showcases a blend of heavy riffs, aggressive vocals, and intricate guitar solos. The album is an impressive addition to their already well-established discography.

The album starts off with the track "The Beatings Will Continue (Until Morale Improves)" which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song features heavy riffs and thunderous drums which are sure to get any metalhead headbanging. The album also features some slower tracks such as "The Years of Death and Dying" and "The Fires of Division" which showcase the band's versatility.

The lyrics of the album focus on social and political issues, with songs like "Cosa Nostra" and "The Years of Death and Dying" addressing topics such as corruption and violence. The album also features a cover of the classic punk song "Police, Police" which fits in perfectly with the album's theme.

The guitar work on the album is exceptional, with Gary Holt and Lee Altus delivering some of their best solos to date. The rhythm section of Jack Gibson on bass and Tom Hunting on drums keeps the songs tight and heavy.

Summary by Brady Thomas

"Para Ti" is a solid addition to Exodus's discography and is sure to please fans of the band and thrash metal in general. The album showcases the band's growth while staying true to their roots.