description Destruction - All Hell Breaks Loose Overview
All Hell Breaks Loose is a 2000 album by German thrash metal band Destruction. The release marked the reunion of the band's classic lineup, including bassist/vocalist Schmier, who had departed in 1989. This album represented Destruction's return to their original sound after a period of stylistic experimentation in the 1990s and solidified their position as one of the "Big Three" of German thrash metal alongside Sodom and Kreator.
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When did Destruction release All Hell Breaks Loose?
All Hell Breaks Loose was released in 2000. It marked an important point in German thrash-metal band Destruction's return to its classic identity.
Who returned to Destruction for All Hell Breaks Loose?
The album reunited the classic lineup, including bassist and vocalist Schmier. Schmier had left the band in 1989 before returning for this period.
What style is All Hell Breaks Loose?
The album was presented as a return to Destruction's original thrash-metal sound. It emphasizes aggressive riffing and the band's classic vocal and rhythm-section attack.
Why is All Hell Breaks Loose important in Destruction's discography?
It is associated with the reunion of the classic lineup and a return to the band's earlier sound. That makes the 2000 album a key release in Destruction's post-1980s history.
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