Sanatçının Albümleri
Delirium
2020 · albüm
Sacrifice Them (In the Name of God)
2020 · single
Victim of a Desperate Mind
2019 · single
A Tormented Reality
2019 · single
Misleading Evil
2017 · albüm
Victimize the Innocent
2014 · mini albüm
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Biyografi
Hailing from the Great White North, the thrash quartet HAZZERD was initially formed by drummer/lead vocalist Dylan Westendorp and guitarist Brendan Malycky, two Calgary teens who were inspired by the early work of thrash legends such as Overkill, Metallica and Anthrax. The group self-released their debut EP, “Victimize The Innocent,” in 2014. The following year, the band recruited then-18-year-old lead guitarist Toryin Schadlich. In 2017, soon after solidifying the group's lineup with the addition of bassist David Sprague, HAZZERD recorded their full-length debut, “Misleading Evil,” which was released via Canada's World War Now Records. 2019 saw HAZZERD catch the attention of M-Theory Audio after being featured on Gimme Radio, where Megadeth founder Dave Mustaine championed the group as a promising thrash hopeful. He also included the band on his personal list of record collection picks, where HAZZERD were one of only two up-and-coming artists listed. Soon after, the band entered Calgary's MCC Recording Studio to record their sophomore effort, “Delirium.” In late 2019, the band unveiled the first taste of “Delirium” on The Gimme Radio program, where the album's first single, “A Tormented Reality,” received its world premiere. A lyric video subsequently premiered on Metal Injection, who called the song “rip-roaring” and said it “leaves absolutely no survivors in its wake.” Several weeks later, BraveWords.com unveiled a second new track, “Victim of a Desperate Mind.”