hi everyone, this is a video that I didn't get around to posting ! filmed it in october. i've been taking an extended break over the summer holidays here in Australia. i'll be back in early 2022, cya then :) FULL CUT of this reaction: www.patreon.com/kirawasareactor (also yes i know i can't pronounce a 'thr' sound properly!)
It's cute the way you say "frash". I know there's some English accents that pronounce the th- like an f-, so I always wondered if it was an Aussie thing too.
Sepultura is a thrash metal band that plays a bit with death metal, not enough to be considered a death metal band, but their level of aggressiveness is on another level definitely higher than Slayer in my opinion
I love that even someone who is only hearing Slayer for the second time can immediately recognize the greatness that is Dave Lombardo on drums. Not even his wildest material either! Metal drum GOAT!!!
Omg sepultura!!!!! Early sepultura is usually one of the gateways to death metal with Slayer and the German bands. Dead embryonic cells would've been a better intro song though.
@@kirawasareactor or nightmare, Kira 😉. In a good way. Great to see you back! Hope you've been enjoying your break 🙂. Not much to add to suggestions here. Ideas for more Groove Metal Sepultura good. Lots of groovy Anthrax too that might help you get into them. Medusa, Madhouse. I Am The Law is groovy with a wee bit of thrash in the second half. Rhat might be the one for you 🙂
@@kirawasareactor If you ever feel like checking death metal out I recommend Deicide. Its in the deep end but their first 3 albums are among the purest and best death metal you can find. Dead By Dawn and Satan Spawn, the Cacao Demon are 2 great songs to introduce them.
@@zolarczakl6815 agreed, cemetery gates, this love, and hollow are probably good starting points. A new level is a great song but its certainly on the aggressive side and one of the heaviest songs on VDOP. she would probably like it though cause its pretty high energy, but maybe not the best starting point.
Some suggestions for the future: Voivod - Tribal Convictions Megadeth - The Threat is Real Death Angel - Evil Priest Cyclone Temple - Why Kreator - Enemy Of God Toxik - Heart Attack Nuclear Assault - After the Holocaust Hirax - Demons Evil Forces Overkill - Nothing to Die For Razor - Hypertension Slayer - 213 Forbidden - Through Eyes of Glass
I strongly recommend to add both Death Angel and Annihilator to your list of thrash bands to check out, both old school bands with loads of great guitar riffs and drums.
Guys, this is about finding the best gateway bands and songs for Kira... I know that there are many awesome thrash bands and albums out there, but I'm not sure if they would all fit for her who scratched only the surface by now. She will definitely give Kreator a listen in her German Thrash video that will come up soon... stay patient...
Finally exodus!! My favourite band to go see live. Back when the band was touring the fabulous disaster album my mum stage dived to this song and ended up seriously injuring her back, nice one mum! 🤣
You probably already recorded the big 4 german thrash, but in case you didn't: Sodom - Ausgebombt Kreator - People of the Lie Destruction - Curse o̶f̶ the Gods Tankard - Mercenary also, wouldn't say Venom is a thrash band, but I certainly am looking forward to it.. anything from the Black Metal album is gold! D.R.I. is another band that I'm looking forward to see you reacting (not many people do), I recommend the song Abduction! Also, you mentioned Death Angel, I really recommend the instrumental track Ultra Violence. Lastly, another two bands you should put in your radar are Suicidal Tendencies and Vio-Lence. Have a great new year :)
Hey Kira! I think you'd dig some other songs less so intense in Sepultura's catalog. I'd definitely enjoy a groovier song like Inner Self, Territory and Desperate Cry! I think you'd enjoy a bit more 🤘🤘
I was already well into Thrash when I first heard Sepultura, when the Arise album came out, and of course, the first song I heard was the first track, Arise … BLEW my mind! Esp that “I see the world old, I see the world dead” part. But for someone who hasnt been immersed into Thrash and its offshoots, ya, prob not the best intro. Lol the following track, Desperate Cry, is a MUCH better intro …
Sepultura is one of my favourite bands of all time. Founded by the Cavalera brothers Max (vocals/guitar) and Igor (drums) in 1984 at Belo Horizonte, one amazing thing about Sepultura is the way they evolved from classic Death Metal sound in their first two records (they were pretty much teens by that time) to go onto creating an unique Thrash Metal sound in constant evolution from 'Schizophrenia' (1987) to 'Arise' (1991). In 1996 they released their most succesful album 'Roots', in which they got to mix their sound with brazilian instruments and music from the Xavante tribe in the middle of the Amazonia, creating a truly classic masterpiece and one of the most influencial albums of all time in any Metal genre. Please next time react to 'Beneath The Remains' (1989) since is my favourite of them, or if you want to listen to a more evolved sound for the band, try 'Territory' or 'Refuse/Resist' from Chaos AD (1993) and either 'Attitude' or 'Cut-Throat' from Roots (1996).
i found out about Schizophrenia in late '88, so my friends and I were ready and AMPED for Beneath the Remains when it dropped. I got to see Sepultura on their 3rd show ever, in the US (opening with Sadus for Obituary on their Slowly We Rot tour 😁😁😁)
@@oacirferreira I agree, I actually enjoyed 'Kairos', 'Machine Messiah' and their last album 'Quadra' is really really good, but that's a different story different reaction video. It'll be great to watch her react to both eras of the band.
If I may recommend a few songs: Death Angel: "Bored" or "Seemingly Endless Time" Venom: "Don't Burn the Witch" Celtic Frost: "Visions of Mortality" Also, don't be afraid of Death Metal. It won't bite. Some of the greatest bands of the last 35 years come from that genre, including Obituary, Bolt-Thrower, and Napalm Death.
Exodus I spent my 20's living in the SF Bay Area in the 80's. Every weekend we had so much live entertainment to choose from, being 30 minutes drive from San Francisco and Oakland, and right near San Jose. There was always top not h entertainment. This was during the birth and explosion of metal and thrash. I "grew up" (for lack of better term) watching these bands play all the time. Exodus, Death Angel, Metallica and Testament were all local and I was fortunate enough to see them all several times each. Pretty much everything I said about Sepultura applies to Exodus as well. They didn't always translate to the studio as well as Sepultura, but this track definitely hit the mark. It was about as close to a pop sound that could be tolerated by the community at that time. But yeah, this music is ALL about moshing. It is written to illicit a physical reaction and that reaction is usually aggression. A mosh pit is not violence. Violence is directed at someone or something specific. A mosh pit is a random and indiscriminate release of energy and aggression. Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
Sepultura: "It's thrash metal. But also death metal." Yeah you got it. Early Sepultura sits right on the thrash/death border. Later Sepultura leans deeper into groovier rhythms that you were picking out in the song. Don't give up on them, Sepultura has some fucking legendary tracks like "Dead Embryonic Cells" and "Inner Self".
As a Brazilian I felt represented with you listening to Sepultura. This record was released in the best phase of the band, and by many it is considered the best of them. This song "Arise" is amazing. Although I think it's pretty heavy for those who don't know anything about the band. Perhaps "Inner Self" would have been more appropriate, although I'm suspicious of talking because it's my favorite song.
Great to see you back, and glad you liked Seasons in the Abyss, but I really can't wait to see your Angel of Death reaction! It's pretty much the pinnacle of Slayer songs IMO.
That Sepultura (as well as Exodus) was a proper thrash. I think you would like a bit more Desperate Cry from same album (Sepultura). It was more in line with Metallica and Megadeth "slow" thrash.
We definitely need some Venom and Celtic Frost reactions! Maybe we can slip in some Sarcofago as well lol. But for the German Thrash we definitely need Kreator - Pleasure To Kill!
@kirawasareactor If you ever make a Black Metal reaction video then here are the songs that you react to- 1)Dissection-Thorns of crimson death,The Somberlain 2)Nokturnal Mortum-Ukraine 3)Emperor-Al Savrtr/Ye Entranceperium 4)Bathory-A fine day to die, Enter the eternal fire 5)Ulver-I troldskog faren vild
this is one of the most wholesome videos ive seen on the internet. love that youre diving down the thrash rabbit hole, welcome and enjoy your stay!!! \m/
"We shall arise!" - Might be because I started my Sepultura journey with Chaos AD but the albums before took me some time to getting used too. But Sepultura is god-tier \m/
If you're looking to take baby's first steps into deathmetal, I recommend the following: 1) Ukrainian prog metal band Jinjer features an awesome female singer who can alternate between clean vocals and demon screams like flicking a switch, check out "Pisces" or "Who is gonna be the one". 2) the heavy groove metal band Gorefest also uses very deep harsh vocals, I recommend the title track from their album Soul Survivor. 3) Some of the European death bands are very orchestral and feature a mix of clean and growling vocals, check out "Black Winter Day" by Amorphis or "Dark Princess Naamah" by Therion. Whet your appetites with some of those, and then when you dive into the deep end of the really evil stuff, it won't seem so scary :P
Slayer's hyperfast extreme metal songs include: 'War ensemble' ... 'Angel of death' ... 'Raining blood' ... 'The Antichrist' ... 'Disciple'... 'Ghosts of war'... 'Hell awaits'🔥🔥🔥🔥 (Late guitarist) Jeff Hanneman of Slayer was very good at writing the slower, doom songs like 'Seasons in the abyss' ... 'South of heaven" Other more subtle Slayer songs - 'Gemini' ... 'Bloodline' ... '213' ... 'Mandatory suicide' ... 'Overt enemy'
You went with one of the faster Sepultura songs. Like EmperorSmith said you should have tried their radiofriendly "Refuse/Resist" and go on from that. Slayer - you picked my favorite song, but it's also one of their slower ones. Exodus - well - for me you did with that their only song i like. The others - meh... Overkill are much more fun!
I thought thrash would be my genre when I was in high school, but over time I've gone on to appreciate much heavier stuff and now have a Death Scream Bloody Gore tattoo! Definitely take your time with this stuff and find what really speaks to you. It's always fun watching these reactions and your heavy metal journey.
Hope all is good with you have been missing your vids, you where one of the very few authentic music reactions channels on here hope you come back soon \m/
I think since you love Black Sabbath so much, you should explore some Doom/Stoner/Sludge Metal. It'd probably be easier for you to get into than Thrash. Bands like, Sleep, Kyuss, Saint Vitus, Pentagram, Electric Wizard, Melvins, Trouble, and Candlemass.
You are so funny 😂 please check Pantera- Cemetery Gates, the vocals are incredible and the solo Is one of the most beautiful metal solo ever! Happy New year from Italy 👋🇮🇹
So good to see you back in action again,you´ve been missed. Looking forward even more to another Diver video actually.😅Double whammy today with your video and M-16 Remaster in the mail. A good Tuesday so take care,stay safe and cheers from Sweden to Melbourne!
@@kirawasareactor ,really nice to hear. Will be putting the kettle on then. A Diver video, Kira back in form and a nice Darjeeling brewing. Top notch week and it´s only Tuesday.🤣
It's hard to believe that these songs are 30+ years old and I was a teenager when they were released. Great times though for metal in general. Some great concerts as well, especially seeing Sepultura on the Arise tour and Slayer on The Divine Intervention tour. Finally managed to see Exodus, Testament and Death Angel a couple of years ago as well which was good as well.
You liked the middle section of arise because it was groovy. Everyone is used to groovy music. The non groovy stuff will take some time to enjoy. Hopefully you will sometime in the future
I saw Sepultura live a few times (without original vocalist Max Cavalera) and seeing guitarist Andreas Kisser pull off 'Arise' by himself, including the guitar solo, was freaking 🔥🔥🔥🔥He's one of my fave guitarists in heavy metal today.
I loved this video! I'm 19 years old and I've been listening to these bands since I was 13 and for me it was wonderful to see you reacting to Arise from Sepultura, which made me think it would be wonderful to see you reacting to Ratos de Porão, another band from Brazil, but from Hardcore/Crossover genre. if you could suggest, i think re-recording Crucificados Pelo Sistema or Amazônia Nunca Mais would be a good choice, you would be shocked i think hahahahaha. Anyway, I loved the channel, I think I'll end up staying here.
What a great reaction to this stuff, i love the way you get in the mood with your head and all haha That Sepultura was a little too harsh i think, the best introduction would've been Desperate Cry for sure. From that list i think you should definitely check some Overkill, best thrash metal IMO. Maybe "Feel The Fire", "Time To Kill" or "Who Tends The Fire" all amazing songs. About the Death Metal, i recommend the original bands, the classics, Cannibal Corpse for sure, Obituary, Morbid Angel, Massacre, Autopsy. But if you want a special mix of Thrash and Death you should the other brazilian classic Sarcofago, songs like Nightmare, Midnight Queen or The Laws Of Scourge. Salute you from Argentina!
try some german thrash metal : Sodom, Destruction and Kreator :) I liked this video and your enthusiasm on the songs keep on doing what you do :) hello from Finland \m/
Cheers, your face when Sepultura got going was magnificent. Funny as! Love you are trying stuff out musically. If I may, a couple of thoughts for you. Early Sepultura is more brutal. If you check out something like "Ratamahatta" where they feature tribal drums (with an actual indigenous tribe from the rain forest) , really interesting musically. Or even check out the newest album by them "Quadra" which in parts is very prog (well at least 2 of the band are big Rush fans) and it might be more up your street. As for Slayer you have listened to 2 of their more easy on the ears songs, but that is OK as if you can get used to them via that then hitting the furious should be easier for you. Also as it is just gone Xmas you should check out photos of bassist and singer Tom Araya who looks remarkably like a mad Santa Claus😂😂. He has also a very nice soft voice when speaking that can be very disarming. Loved the video, put a smile on my face on a shit day so many thanks. Have a great Hogmanay when it comes and a good new year.
I’ve just recently found you and cannot get enough of your reactions. You are fun to watch, entertaining, hilarious, and just such a blast to witness. I love when you are moved to leave your seat and bounce/dance and feel the music go through your body as you experience the sounds and vibes going on when listening. I have a plethora of different band suggestions in different genres that I’d like to plant here for hopeful suggestions for you to use. Metal Church-whole catalogue Fates Warning-whole catalogue Flotsam and Jetsam-the whole album called Cuatro but especially Flotting At Flies and Wading At The Darkness Merciful Fate-take your picks King Diamond-take your picks Anthrax-do the whole Among The Living, but also do Antisocial Corrosion Of Conformity-all of it Helmet-first album Warlock-All We Are, I Rule The Ruin Ministry-just dive in Scatterbrain-Don’t Call Me Dude Accept-all of it Helloween-Keeper of The Seven Seas Parts 1 and 2 Prong-Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck White Zombie-Welcome To The Planet MFer, Black Sunshine, Thunder Kiss ‘65, More Human Than Human WASP- everything off of WASP and The Last Command especially Krokus- Screaming In The Night, Our Love Nazareth-Razamanaz, This Flight Tonight OZZY-Diary Of A Madman, Ypu Can’t Kill Rock n Roll, Journey To The Centre Of Eternity, Lightning Striking, Killer Of Giants, I Don’t Want To Change The World, Zombie Stomp, Mr Tinker Train Oysterhead-Little Faces, Armies On Ecstacy Riot-Thundersteel (whole album) Dangerous Toys-First album KIX-Blow My Fuse album The Four Horsemen-Nobody Said It Was Easy (whole album) Manowar-Warriors Of The World United (live), Power, Defender, Battle Hymns, Kingdom Come, Hail And Kill, and pretty much the rest of the illustrious careers Rabbit Hole awaiting your pleasure. I hope you get to some or lots of these cause I’d love to see reactions from you as you experience each one. Thank you for what you very energetically put into this for us to enjoy. You’re incredibly awesome. Thanks
You're actually right about the bands all being connected! In the 80's every thrash metal band around the world and their fans were actually connected through an underground tape trading / pen pal system where bands would write down their phone numbers and p.o. box addresses in their cassette tapes.
You are almost ready to react to Death. One of their last albums tho, those two seem to be alot more melodic and digestable for begginers. As always nice video, can't wait for the next one!
your faces are priceless... found you yesterday with the Portishead reaction, and now I'm a superfan. Am I too late? I'm a big tool fan, and yes Lateralus is one of the greatest artworks ever made. I would recommend Pantera (Vulgar Display of Power and Far Beyond Driven's first 3 songs from any of those albums are just fantastic), Machine Head (The more things change), Rage Against the Machine (homonymous album), Faith No More (King For a Day, Fool for a lifetime Album), Meshuggah (Destroy Erase Improve Album), and a bonus track that is not metal, but you need to listen to if you haven't already Lingus by Snarky Puppy. Cheers from Chile!
John Tempesta was also part of Exodus before leaving for Testament then on to White Zombie and Gary Holt, who filled in for Jeff Hannamen in Slayer is also a member Exodus
Sepultura is death thrash (deathrash), a thrash metal with a lil bit of death metal sound mixed in. Other deathrash bands are early Kreator, Dark Angel and Sadus. Cant wait for you to react to Teutonic Thrash (German Big 4). They are more brutal than US Big 4, so prepare yourself 🤘🏻
If you read this, I know you've said that your favorite thrash song so far had been The Four Horsemen by metallica, you should also check out Mechanix by Megadeth (Dave's version of the song)
Exodus kicks all kinds of ass!! The singer for Toxic Waltz is Steve 'Zetro' Souza, who is only one of the singers in their history. I recommend giving the tile track from their debut album 'Bonded by Blood' a shot! it features Paul Baloff their initial singer who is my personal favorite, but I'll let you decide for yourself!
oh i can't wait for the big4 of german thrash video! some suggestions: Destruction - Sign of Fear (thrash anthems version) Sodom - City of God Tankard - Die with a beer in your hand Kreator - Violent Revolution
Sepultura Anything that can be as beautiful as Brazil, can also have a dark and brutal underside. Thrash is written to be moshed to. It doesn't usually translate to a record listening or recording experience. Sepultura was much better than most thrash bands at working in the studio. They've always had top tier drummers, every single one. Absolutely amazing band to see live, glad I had the chance a couple times back in the day. Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
Love the love you put out their for Savatage They are a very underrated band And just kickass live Saw them open up for Great White & Winger They stole the shoats hands down
Exodus!!! Yes!! Steve "Zetro" Souza is the singer. He's got an almost Thrash AC/DC vibe to his vocals, and even fronts a tribute band called AC/DZ!! Dead Embryonic Cells would've been s better introduction to Sepultura, those guys are awesome, but Arise is a pretty intense one for a first time listen. More Thrash!!🤘🏻
hi everyone, this is a video that I didn't get around to posting ! filmed it in october. i've been taking an extended break over the summer holidays here in Australia. i'll be back in early 2022, cya then :)
FULL CUT of this reaction: www.patreon.com/kirawasareactor
(also yes i know i can't pronounce a 'thr' sound properly!)
I can kind of tell you have a lisp with those Sahara desert lips lol. Anyways cant wait for you to be back see you in 2022
@@wow8255 my cracked bottom lip has everything to do with my anxiety haha. but they probably don't help my lisp, yes i'm excited to return!!
Not a thing wrong with your pronunciations. Don't fret it.
As to these songs, no, they will never make my playlist, but that's just me.
It's cute the way you say "frash". I know there's some English accents that pronounce the th- like an f-, so I always wondered if it was an Aussie thing too.
@@kirawasareactor "I like the way you talk"
Sepultura is a thrash metal band that plays a bit with death metal, not enough to be considered a death metal band, but their level of aggressiveness is on another level definitely higher than Slayer in my opinion
Sepultura went from a Blackened Thrash band to Death Thrash to Thrash to Groove Metal.
My fav band from Brazil right after Goatpenis
The vocal is completely death metal.
Basically they were Death Thrash like Dark Angel Darkness Decends era, Possessed, Demolition Hammer, Devastation (TX), Sadus to name a few.
Old Sepultura is Death /Thrash.
Sepultura isn't my favorite but I upvoted you for your Unwound icon
I love that even someone who is only hearing Slayer for the second time can immediately recognize the greatness that is Dave Lombardo on drums. Not even his wildest material either! Metal drum GOAT!!!
I love Paul Bostaph too, but Lombardo is the man.
@@ryanexsus Paul is insane! But yes Dave is the real goat.
Omg sepultura!!!!! Early sepultura is usually one of the gateways to death metal with Slayer and the German bands. Dead embryonic cells would've been a better intro song though.
death metal is the ultimate dream
@@kirawasareactor or nightmare, Kira 😉. In a good way. Great to see you back! Hope you've been enjoying your break 🙂. Not much to add to suggestions here. Ideas for more Groove Metal Sepultura good. Lots of groovy Anthrax too that might help you get into them. Medusa, Madhouse. I Am The Law is groovy with a wee bit of thrash in the second half. Rhat might be the one for you 🙂
@@kirawasareactor If you ever feel like checking death metal out I recommend Deicide. Its in the deep end but their first 3 albums are among the purest and best death metal you can find. Dead By Dawn and Satan Spawn, the Cacao Demon are 2 great songs to introduce them.
"Im ready!" (no you are not!)
Best reaction. Kkkkkk
Try Desperte Cry.
@@Johnnymack666 Haha okey
"Toxic Waltz" is the most groovy song of Exodus. For Pantera you can try the song "A New Level".
I reckon Cemetery Gates would be a better introduction to Pantera
@@zolarczakl6815 agreed, cemetery gates, this love, and hollow are probably good starting points. A new level is a great song but its certainly on the aggressive side and one of the heaviest songs on VDOP. she would probably like it though cause its pretty high energy, but maybe not the best starting point.
Damahollow official 101
Black List is groovy and powerful from Exodus
Some suggestions for the future:
Voivod - Tribal Convictions
Megadeth - The Threat is Real
Death Angel - Evil Priest
Cyclone Temple - Why
Kreator - Enemy Of God
Toxik - Heart Attack
Nuclear Assault - After the Holocaust
Hirax - Demons Evil Forces
Overkill - Nothing to Die For
Razor - Hypertension
Slayer - 213
Forbidden - Through Eyes of Glass
Your pfp reminds me of the Blast premier logo lol
I was hoping for D.R.I. Highly underrated. Great job on always coming through with highly entertaining videos! I love them all!
I strongly recommend to add both Death Angel and Annihilator to your list of thrash bands to check out, both old school bands with loads of great guitar riffs and drums.
Forced Entry and Nuclear Assault
Honestly, I prefer Death Angel over Exodus, Anthrax, Slayer, and Testament.
Kreator for the win!!
Great bands for sure! Do You want to know more old school Thrash? Check My list:
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Guys, this is about finding the best gateway bands and songs for Kira... I know that there are many awesome thrash bands and albums out there, but I'm not sure if they would all fit for her who scratched only the surface by now. She will definitely give Kreator a listen in her German Thrash video that will come up soon... stay patient...
Finally exodus!! My favourite band to go see live. Back when the band was touring the fabulous disaster album my mum stage dived to this song and ended up seriously injuring her back, nice one mum! 🤣
I hope she is doing well.
Back injuries are serious stuff.
@@metalheadindian9174 ah dude it was like 30 years ago, any problems would've been long sorted by now aha
Wow that was an album my dad listened to sometimes. Actually enjoyed it after being forced to listen multiple times in the car. 😏
I agree finally a band as big as the lead singer's hair they f****** rock
What a comeback, I missed you! So excited to watch the video!
Pantera definitely deserves it's own video.
Cemetary Gates, Cowboys From Hell and Walk are good songs to react to.
Yep. Pantera carried the torch in the 90s. Those are great song suggestions.
@Dragon Ball fans can't read your mom
Not thrash though. Groove speed metal
and mouth for war imo.
Yes!
You probably already recorded the big 4 german thrash, but in case you didn't:
Sodom - Ausgebombt
Kreator - People of the Lie
Destruction - Curse o̶f̶ the Gods
Tankard - Mercenary
also, wouldn't say Venom is a thrash band, but I certainly am looking forward to it.. anything from the Black Metal album is gold! D.R.I. is another band that I'm looking forward to see you reacting (not many people do), I recommend the song Abduction!
Also, you mentioned Death Angel, I really recommend the instrumental track Ultra Violence.
Lastly, another two bands you should put in your radar are Suicidal Tendencies and Vio-Lence.
Have a great new year :)
Agent Orange is a must
*Curse the Gods :D
@@antondzajajurca7797 oops..hehehe ...thanx
@@dieguinhofracassado1791 yes! but Ausgebombt might be an easier first listening
Death Angel is amazing.
The Ultra-Violence is, IMO, the best debut album by a thrash band ever.
Hey Kira! I think you'd dig some other songs less so intense in Sepultura's catalog. I'd definitely enjoy a groovier song like Inner Self, Territory and Desperate Cry! I think you'd enjoy a bit more 🤘🤘
thank you !!!!
I second that, Arise is not the best song to start with. Kaiowas or Chaos A.D. are also good.
I was already well into Thrash when I first heard Sepultura, when the Arise album came out, and of course, the first song I heard was the first track, Arise … BLEW my mind! Esp that “I see the world old, I see the world dead” part. But for someone who hasnt been immersed into Thrash and its offshoots, ya, prob not the best intro. Lol the following track, Desperate Cry, is a MUCH better intro …
Desperate Cry is definitely a good choice.
Kira likes drums a lot, so she should explore Sepultura songs with their kickass brasilian-inspired drums... the sound like no other band IMO.
Sepultura is one of my favourite bands of all time. Founded by the Cavalera brothers Max (vocals/guitar) and Igor (drums) in 1984 at Belo Horizonte, one amazing thing about Sepultura is the way they evolved from classic Death Metal sound in their first two records (they were pretty much teens by that time) to go onto creating an unique Thrash Metal sound in constant evolution from 'Schizophrenia' (1987) to 'Arise' (1991). In 1996 they released their most succesful album 'Roots', in which they got to mix their sound with brazilian instruments and music from the Xavante tribe in the middle of the Amazonia, creating a truly classic masterpiece and one of the most influencial albums of all time in any Metal genre.
Please next time react to 'Beneath The Remains' (1989) since is my favourite of them, or if you want to listen to a more evolved sound for the band, try 'Territory' or 'Refuse/Resist' from Chaos AD (1993) and either 'Attitude' or 'Cut-Throat' from Roots (1996).
i found out about Schizophrenia in late '88, so my friends and I were ready and AMPED for Beneath the Remains when it dropped. I got to see Sepultura on their 3rd show ever, in the US (opening with Sadus for Obituary on their Slowly We Rot tour 😁😁😁)
She must hear something from Derrick era too. (Sepultura reactions part 2)
Against or Convicted for life or Kairos or Isolation are good ones
@@oacirferreira I agree, I actually enjoyed 'Kairos', 'Machine Messiah' and their last album 'Quadra' is really really good, but that's a different story different reaction video. It'll be great to watch her react to both eras of the band.
@@serroche indeed! 😁👍
I miss so much your videos, please come back, I need to see you again, your reactions are so funny and awesome and you have a real Good taste 😎🤘
If I may recommend a few songs:
Death Angel: "Bored" or "Seemingly Endless Time"
Venom: "Don't Burn the Witch"
Celtic Frost: "Visions of Mortality"
Also, don't be afraid of Death Metal. It won't bite. Some of the greatest bands of the last 35 years come from that genre, including Obituary, Bolt-Thrower, and Napalm Death.
A room with a view
Hope you are doing well Kira! We all miss you! 😞
Hey Kira, been missing your reactions. Hope you're doing well! :)
Exodus
I spent my 20's living in the SF Bay Area in the 80's. Every weekend we had so much live entertainment to choose from, being 30 minutes drive from San Francisco and Oakland, and right near San Jose. There was always top not h entertainment.
This was during the birth and explosion of metal and thrash. I "grew up" (for lack of better term) watching these bands play all the time.
Exodus, Death Angel, Metallica and Testament were all local and I was fortunate enough to see them all several times each.
Pretty much everything I said about Sepultura applies to Exodus as well. They didn't always translate to the studio as well as Sepultura, but this track definitely hit the mark. It was about as close to a pop sound that could be tolerated by the community at that time.
But yeah, this music is ALL about moshing. It is written to illicit a physical reaction and that reaction is usually aggression.
A mosh pit is not violence. Violence is directed at someone or something specific. A mosh pit is a random and indiscriminate release of energy and aggression.
Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
We miss ya girl
Sepultura - Refuse/Resist. You gotta listen to this, trust me.
Sepultura: "It's thrash metal. But also death metal." Yeah you got it. Early Sepultura sits right on the thrash/death border. Later Sepultura leans deeper into groovier rhythms that you were picking out in the song. Don't give up on them, Sepultura has some fucking legendary tracks like "Dead Embryonic Cells" and "Inner Self".
As a Brazilian I felt represented with you listening to Sepultura. This record was released in the best phase of the band, and by many it is considered the best of them. This song "Arise" is amazing. Although I think it's pretty heavy for those who don't know anything about the band. Perhaps "Inner Self" would have been more appropriate, although I'm suspicious of talking because it's my favorite song.
Great to see you back, and glad you liked Seasons in the Abyss, but I really can't wait to see your Angel of Death reaction! It's pretty much the pinnacle of Slayer songs IMO.
Where you been? It's the middle of 2022. We all miss you!
Wow. You really jumped into the deep end there with your Sepultura pick. Respect.
That Sepultura (as well as Exodus) was a proper thrash. I think you would like a bit more Desperate Cry from same album (Sepultura). It was more in line with Metallica and Megadeth "slow" thrash.
Can't go wrong with nail bomb imagine Sepultura and Dead Kennedys as one band
Yo Kira where you at? We miss your Metal faces!
We definitely need some Venom and Celtic Frost reactions! Maybe we can slip in some Sarcofago as well lol.
But for the German Thrash we definitely need Kreator - Pleasure To Kill!
RIP. It was a good channel while it lasted.
Where did she go?
@@brianhardy612 Idk... I hope she's OK, wherever she is.
@@snuffcore9686 She open another channel. kirawasadiver
@@IanWeiland Well damn... thanks for letting me know. It would have been nice if she had, but it is what it is.
I can't wait for you to hear some classic Black Metal.
Stuff like Dissection,Emperor,Nokturnal Mortum,Ulver,Bathory are absolutely phenomenal.
we're moving closer..
@kirawasareactor
If you ever make a Black Metal reaction video then here are the songs that you react to-
1)Dissection-Thorns of crimson death,The Somberlain
2)Nokturnal Mortum-Ukraine
3)Emperor-Al Savrtr/Ye Entranceperium
4)Bathory-A fine day to die,
Enter the eternal fire
5)Ulver-I troldskog faren vild
VENOM are black, all the others are death metal posers
@oo EVIL GOAT oo
We all know its you Cronos,Gtfo
I bet she could dig" Where dead angels lie" If she can digest the vocals
Hope you are well
Hey what's going on..? I hope everything is fine with you!!!
Sepultura
Arise/Chaos AD
you NEED to listen to those two albums
I second thissss
Beneath the remains is a killer album too
@@shaneweary3247 it really is, but she may not like it 'cause of how brutal and raw it is, i can be wrong tho
Completely agree Chaos AD is definitely the starting point for someone to check them out
this is one of the most wholesome videos ive seen on the internet. love that youre diving down the thrash rabbit hole, welcome and enjoy your stay!!! \m/
Hope you're doing well!
"We shall arise!" - Might be because I started my Sepultura journey with Chaos AD but the albums before took me some time to getting used too. But Sepultura is god-tier \m/
If you're looking to take baby's first steps into deathmetal, I recommend the following: 1) Ukrainian prog metal band Jinjer features an awesome female singer who can alternate between clean vocals and demon screams like flicking a switch, check out "Pisces" or "Who is gonna be the one". 2) the heavy groove metal band Gorefest also uses very deep harsh vocals, I recommend the title track from their album Soul Survivor. 3) Some of the European death bands are very orchestral and feature a mix of clean and growling vocals, check out "Black Winter Day" by Amorphis or "Dark Princess Naamah" by Therion. Whet your appetites with some of those, and then when you dive into the deep end of the really evil stuff, it won't seem so scary :P
What happened?
Slayer's hyperfast extreme metal songs include: 'War ensemble' ... 'Angel of death' ... 'Raining blood' ... 'The Antichrist' ... 'Disciple'... 'Ghosts of war'... 'Hell awaits'🔥🔥🔥🔥
(Late guitarist) Jeff Hanneman of Slayer was very good at writing the slower, doom songs like 'Seasons in the abyss' ... 'South of heaven"
Other more subtle Slayer songs - 'Gemini' ... 'Bloodline' ... '213' ... 'Mandatory suicide' ... 'Overt enemy'
We miss Kira.
We miss you Kira. Now my day is much better😍
I guess this is goodbye, but I thank you for the fun. Be
blessed
You went with one of the faster Sepultura songs. Like EmperorSmith said you should have tried their radiofriendly "Refuse/Resist" and go on from that.
Slayer - you picked my favorite song, but it's also one of their slower ones.
Exodus - well - for me you did with that their only song i like. The others - meh...
Overkill are much more fun!
Miss you.
I thought thrash would be my genre when I was in high school, but over time I've gone on to appreciate much heavier stuff and now have a Death Scream Bloody Gore tattoo! Definitely take your time with this stuff and find what really speaks to you. It's always fun watching these reactions and your heavy metal journey.
Don't forget Canadian Big 4 Thrashers, Voivod, Razor, Sacrifice, and Annihilator (I think you'll especially like them)
Razor
What happened with Kira, does anyone know ? ... I miss her ...
She has videos on her other Channel kirawasadiver
@@megagerald777 Thank you man, I didn´t know about the other channel I like her very much, when I see and listen to her my depression goes away.
Looking forward for that german big 4 video! 🤘
Hope all is good with you have been missing your vids, you where one of the very few authentic music reactions channels on here hope you come back soon \m/
Hope you are well you're missed👍
I think since you love Black Sabbath so much, you should explore some Doom/Stoner/Sludge Metal. It'd probably be easier for you to get into than Thrash.
Bands like, Sleep, Kyuss, Saint Vitus, Pentagram, Electric Wizard, Melvins, Trouble, and Candlemass.
You will like “Blacklist” by Exodus 🔥🔥
You are so funny 😂 please check Pantera- Cemetery Gates, the vocals are incredible and the solo Is one of the most beautiful metal solo ever!
Happy New year from Italy 👋🇮🇹
Here for Sepultura, not disappointed :D Definitely needs to try more tracks, Dead Embryonic Cells is a must-listen.
So good to see you back in action again,you´ve been missed. Looking forward even more to another Diver video actually.😅Double whammy today with your video and M-16 Remaster in the mail. A good Tuesday so take care,stay safe and cheers from Sweden to Melbourne!
i'm about to post on diver :)
@@kirawasareactor ,really nice to hear. Will be putting the kettle on then. A Diver video, Kira back in form and a nice Darjeeling brewing. Top notch week and it´s only Tuesday.🤣
It's hard to believe that these songs are 30+ years old and I was a teenager when they were released. Great times though for metal in general. Some great concerts as well, especially seeing Sepultura on the Arise tour and Slayer on The Divine Intervention tour. Finally managed to see Exodus, Testament and Death Angel a couple of years ago as well which was good as well.
You liked the middle section of arise because it was groovy. Everyone is used to groovy music. The non groovy stuff will take some time to enjoy. Hopefully you will sometime in the future
Gary Holt riffs are fire
I saw Sepultura live a few times (without original vocalist Max Cavalera) and seeing guitarist Andreas Kisser pull off 'Arise' by himself, including the guitar solo, was freaking 🔥🔥🔥🔥He's one of my fave guitarists in heavy metal today.
I loved this video! I'm 19 years old and I've been listening to these bands since I was 13 and for me it was wonderful to see you reacting to Arise from Sepultura, which made me think it would be wonderful to see you reacting to Ratos de Porão, another band from Brazil, but from Hardcore/Crossover genre. if you could suggest, i think re-recording Crucificados Pelo Sistema or Amazônia Nunca Mais would be a good choice, you would be shocked i think hahahahaha. Anyway, I loved the channel, I think I'll end up staying here.
What a great reaction to this stuff, i love the way you get in the mood with your head and all haha That Sepultura was a little too harsh i think, the best introduction would've been Desperate Cry for sure. From that list i think you should definitely check some Overkill, best thrash metal IMO. Maybe "Feel The Fire", "Time To Kill" or "Who Tends The Fire" all amazing songs. About the Death Metal, i recommend the original bands, the classics, Cannibal Corpse for sure, Obituary, Morbid Angel, Massacre, Autopsy. But if you want a special mix of Thrash and Death you should the other brazilian classic Sarcofago, songs like Nightmare, Midnight Queen or The Laws Of Scourge. Salute you from Argentina!
try some german thrash metal : Sodom, Destruction and Kreator :) I liked this video and your enthusiasm on the songs keep on doing what you do :) hello from Finland \m/
6 months since the last sabbath reaction :(
Still waiting for the German big 4 of thrash...
We miss you
New years drinking game: take a shot every time Kira says Thrash 🤣
Yesssss! Exodus is AMAZING
tempo of the Damned is the album you should definitely check out
Where are you Kira? :'(
As a teen slayer made me goto the school library to look up abacinate and eviscerate. Slayer leaders in education
Cheers, your face when Sepultura got going was magnificent. Funny as! Love you are trying stuff out musically.
If I may, a couple of thoughts for you. Early Sepultura is more brutal. If you check out something like "Ratamahatta" where they feature tribal drums (with an actual indigenous tribe from the rain forest) , really interesting musically. Or even check out the newest album by them "Quadra" which in parts is very prog (well at least 2 of the band are big Rush fans) and it might be more up your street.
As for Slayer you have listened to 2 of their more easy on the ears songs, but that is OK as if you can get used to them via that then hitting the furious should be easier for you. Also as it is just gone Xmas you should check out photos of bassist and singer Tom Araya who looks remarkably like a mad Santa Claus😂😂. He has also a very nice soft voice when speaking that can be very disarming.
Loved the video, put a smile on my face on a shit day so many thanks. Have a great Hogmanay when it comes and a good new year.
I’ve just recently found you and cannot get enough of your reactions. You are fun to watch, entertaining, hilarious, and just such a blast to witness. I love when you are moved to leave your seat and bounce/dance and feel the music go through your body as you experience the sounds and vibes going on when listening.
I have a plethora of different band suggestions in different genres that I’d like to plant here for hopeful suggestions for you to use.
Metal Church-whole catalogue
Fates Warning-whole catalogue
Flotsam and Jetsam-the whole album called Cuatro but especially Flotting At Flies and Wading At The Darkness
Merciful Fate-take your picks
King Diamond-take your picks
Anthrax-do the whole Among The Living, but also do Antisocial
Corrosion Of Conformity-all of it
Helmet-first album
Warlock-All We Are, I Rule The Ruin
Ministry-just dive in
Scatterbrain-Don’t Call Me Dude
Accept-all of it
Helloween-Keeper of The Seven Seas Parts 1 and 2
Prong-Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck
White Zombie-Welcome To The Planet MFer, Black Sunshine, Thunder Kiss ‘65, More Human Than Human
WASP- everything off of WASP and The Last Command especially
Krokus- Screaming In The Night, Our Love
Nazareth-Razamanaz, This Flight Tonight
OZZY-Diary Of A Madman, Ypu Can’t Kill Rock n Roll, Journey To The Centre Of Eternity, Lightning Striking, Killer Of Giants, I Don’t Want To Change The World, Zombie Stomp, Mr Tinker Train
Oysterhead-Little Faces, Armies On Ecstacy
Riot-Thundersteel (whole album)
Dangerous Toys-First album
KIX-Blow My Fuse album
The Four Horsemen-Nobody Said It Was Easy (whole album)
Manowar-Warriors Of The World United (live), Power, Defender, Battle Hymns, Kingdom Come, Hail And Kill, and pretty much the rest of the illustrious careers Rabbit Hole awaiting your pleasure.
I hope you get to some or lots of these cause I’d love to see reactions from you as you experience each one.
Thank you for what you very energetically put into this for us to enjoy. You’re incredibly awesome. Thanks
FINALLY KIRA'S NEW VIDEO!!! It's been pretty long time since last one, so happy you're back!!!
You're actually right about the bands all being connected! In the 80's every thrash metal band around the world and their fans were actually connected through an underground tape trading / pen pal system where bands would write down their phone numbers and p.o. box addresses in their cassette tapes.
Bruh I’m digging these paintings in the background 😂😂
Damn, I miss your enthusiasm.
You should've listened Dead Embryonic Cells by Sepultura; you will like that one.
You are almost ready to react to Death. One of their last albums tho, those two seem to be alot more melodic and digestable for begginers.
As always nice video, can't wait for the next one!
Man, she mentions Death Metal and now I want to see her listen to Obituary - Infected...
your faces are priceless... found you yesterday with the Portishead reaction, and now I'm a superfan. Am I too late? I'm a big tool fan, and yes Lateralus is one of the greatest artworks ever made. I would recommend Pantera (Vulgar Display of Power and Far Beyond Driven's first 3 songs from any of those albums are just fantastic), Machine Head (The more things change), Rage Against the Machine (homonymous album), Faith No More (King For a Day, Fool for a lifetime Album), Meshuggah (Destroy Erase Improve Album), and a bonus track that is not metal, but you need to listen to if you haven't already Lingus by Snarky Puppy. Cheers from Chile!
Toxic Waltz is basically a comedy song for Exodus lol.
My wish is for a Pantera video. Recommended tracks: Cemetary Gates, Floods, Mouth for War
John Tempesta was also part of Exodus before leaving for Testament then on to White Zombie and Gary Holt, who filled in for Jeff Hannamen in Slayer is also a member Exodus
Couple of other good bands…Corrosion of Conformity, Suicidal Tendencies, Down
for other Sepultura songs try roots bloody roots or there cover of tainted love
Yay! You have returned great video as usual. Still waiting on that Country vid tho depending on picks i think you'll enjoy it.
I would seriously listen to Slayer and Venom together because Slayer was heavily influenced by Venom
Seeing you love Exodus makes me so happy
Where are you Kira??? We all miss you! Hope you are doing well!
Sepultura is death thrash (deathrash), a thrash metal with a lil bit of death metal sound mixed in. Other deathrash bands are early Kreator, Dark Angel and Sadus.
Cant wait for you to react to Teutonic Thrash (German Big 4). They are more brutal than US Big 4, so prepare yourself 🤘🏻
If you read this, I know you've said that your favorite thrash song so far had been The Four Horsemen by metallica, you should also check out Mechanix by Megadeth (Dave's version of the song)
Exodus kicks all kinds of ass!! The singer for Toxic Waltz is Steve 'Zetro' Souza, who is only one of the singers in their history. I recommend giving the tile track from their debut album 'Bonded by Blood' a shot! it features Paul Baloff their initial singer who is my personal favorite, but I'll let you decide for yourself!
Yeah, Bonded by Blood is their best album, if you ask me.
I missed your videos. Happy holidays.
"Did I mess up? How did I end up here?" 🤣
oh i can't wait for the big4 of german thrash video!
some suggestions:
Destruction - Sign of Fear (thrash anthems version)
Sodom - City of God
Tankard - Die with a beer in your hand
Kreator - Violent Revolution
Angle of Death is one of the most extreme metal songs from the 80s. The song was also very controversial.
Sepultura
Anything that can be as beautiful as Brazil, can also have a dark and brutal underside.
Thrash is written to be moshed to. It doesn't usually translate to a record listening or recording experience. Sepultura was much better than most thrash bands at working in the studio.
They've always had top tier drummers, every single one.
Absolutely amazing band to see live, glad I had the chance a couple times back in the day.
Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
Goatpenis is my favourite Brazillian band
Love the love you put out their for Savatage
They are a very underrated band
And just kickass live
Saw them open up for Great White & Winger
They stole the shoats hands down
Love that someone did an Exodus reaction video, Toxic Waltz is the perfect place to start.
Exodus!!! Yes!! Steve "Zetro" Souza is the singer. He's got an almost Thrash AC/DC vibe to his vocals, and even fronts a tribute band called AC/DZ!!
Dead Embryonic Cells would've been s better introduction to Sepultura, those guys are awesome, but Arise is a pretty intense one for a first time listen.
More Thrash!!🤘🏻