Not many new bands properly evoke the spirit of the earliest days of thrash and speed metal. The energy, passion, and crazed sonic assault of a genre that didn’t quite exist yet seems to just be lost to time—even extremely competent worshippers feel like they’re putting their own spin on an old genre more often than not. Galaxy is a rare exception to all of that, and sound like they continued directly from a groundwork that ended right around 1984. That’s not to say that they’re playing a direct tribute to a long-gone era, as they have plenty of their … Continue reading Review: Galaxy – Lost From The Start