The debut EP “48 Hours ‘Til Termination” from Long Island New York Thrash trio Electrocutioner takes it’s name from the fact that all six cuts were recorded in the true spirit of the genre, in a 48 hour race to the death. Inspired by a mutual love of 80’s dystopian films and fuelled by the
Having previously streamed the cut in audio only fashion back in March, Long Island New York Thrash trio Electrocutioner have returned to “Heaven’s Gate“, their first new material since 2023 album “False Idols” for a music video. Directed by Ronnie Burton and including Bar scenes shot at Duff’s Alcohol Abuse Center in Brooklyn New York, the
After announcing themselves to an unsuspecting world with six cuts and fifteen minutes of ripping Speed Thrash in “48 Hours ’til Termination“, the return of Long Island New York natives Electrocutioner with a second six track affair offers up something a little different. Inspired by a nightmarish vision of being trapped in an impossible dungeon
The 27th anniversary of when the Heaven’s Gate cult “left their vehicles for the Next Level,” joined a UFO in the Hale-Bopp Comet, and committed the largest mass-suicide in U.S history is the subject that Long Island New York based Thrash trio Electrocutioner dissect with new single “Heaven’s Gate“. It continues the deliverance of the
2023 was a phenomenal year for Metal Noise and another record breaking one, so it’s time we said a HUGE thank you to an awful lot of people who make it all possible. It has always been all about the bands first and foremost. Without them making the soundtrack to our lives there would be
Waking up from a dream like sugar induced coma in which the lyric “Just one Cornetto, give it to me, delicious ice cream, of Italy, creamy vanilla and chocolate dream, Give me Cornetto, from Walls ice cream” was sung by Lacuna Coil vocalist Cristina Scabbia isn’t a good look when you’ve got to write an article about
The arrival of a full length album after a pair of EPs is a thing of beauty and if you’re a lover of the heavy end of Thrash and 80’s dystopian movies then “False Idols” by Electrocutioner is the album for you. Having reviewed the record, which is the most fun you can have short
The razor sharp Thrash attack of Long Island New Yorkers Electrocutioner is one within which you can feel their love of both Metal and 80’s Dystopian Science Fiction movies. Their new album “False Idols” takes those influences and finds them going back to the very roots of the genre with a combination of speed, aggression,
Hailing from Long Island, New York and making a name for themselves since 2020 with shows along the East Coast alongside the likes of Lich King, Extinction A.D. and Doomcreeper are Thrash trio Electrocutioner. Citing inspiration in 80’s dystopian films they go back to the roots of the genre with the combination of speed, aggression, ripping solos