#steve ‘zetro’ souza

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“pleasures of the flesh”  (who wants to go to the human flesh store and buy some delicious human flesh? 😃)

ig: badmotorartist 

[josiebelladonna]

persona non grata // exodus

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[musicmags]

[metalsongoftheday]

Friday, October 13: Testament, "The Haunting"

A sizable portion of Testament’s fanbase still considers The Legacy among the best things they’ve ever recorded, if not actually the best.  No doubt a lot of that is based on nostalgia, but perhaps another reason is that relative to the other thrash records released during that 1985-1988 golden stretch, their debut had a darkness to it that went well beyond the snarky nihilism of Death Angel and Overkill towards something more malevolent and extreme.  “The Haunting” had the same level of frenzy and aggression that was common to mid ‘80s thrash, but Alex Skolnick and Eric Peterson wrote nastier riffs and arrangements, and while Steve Souza’s words were typical thrash fare, Chuck Billy helped invent death metal with growling that, although not without coherence and traces of melody, was much more bellicose than the nasally snarling of a Blitz, Zetro or Mark Osegueda.  This was meaner and just plain evil, though to be sure Testament hadn’t fully locked in as a band- it wouldn’t take them long to mature as writers, arrangers and players, but they weren’t there yet.

[mxdwn]

Hatebreed’s Jamey Jasta Drops New Single “Assimilation Agenda” Alongside Steve “Zetro” Souza

https://music.mxdwn.com/2023/05/27/news/hatebreeds-jamey-jasta-drops-new-single-assimilation-agenda-alongside-steve-zetro-souza/

[jrocksmetalzone]

THAT METAL INTERVIEW presents Cody Souza of HATRIOT (recorded June 2022). Son of Steve "Zetro" Souza, Cody Souza explains the pros & cons of being the son of a thrash metal star. He talks about HATRIOT's newest record 'The Vale of Shasows' and the direction they took post Zetro. He also chats about being raised around rock/metal stars as a kid. Donate to the channel to help create new content! https://www.paypal.me/thatmetalinterv... That Metal Interview Podcast is FREE and ON DEMAND, stream now on Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Anchor, Google Podcasts, Pandora, Amazon Music, TuneIn, Deezer, Bandcamp. Listen to The #ThatMetalInterviewPodcast​​​​​: https://lnk.to/uj7sH3k4 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/InterviewThat Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatmetalinterview/ Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThatMetalInterview Subscribe on YouTube: http://youtube.com/JrocksMetalZoneSupport the show

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Exodus ANNOUNCE LIVE ALBUM

BRITISH DISASTER: THE BATTLE OF '89 (LIVE AT THE ASTORIA)

The band announces today their live album British Disaster: The Battle of '89 (Live At The Astoria). 35 years after the recording the band decides to share this outstanding live performance with their fans. Recorded live at The Astoria in London back in March of 1989, EXODUS show once again why they are one of the biggest thrash metal bands of all time. Headbanging riffs, fast solos, and an amazing atmosphere are what can be expected from this live album which sees the light of the world on May 31st, 2024.

Be prepared for a much more aggressive and rawer sound than on the studio albums. British Disaster: The Battle of '89 (Live At The Astoria) is the ultimate live album presenting the sheer energy of what made EXODUS famous and notorious for during the 80s and what made them a legendary thrash metal band. A best of setlist compiled from the band's first three classic albums. The live album, mixed and mastered by Zeuss and the artwork done by Mark DeVito, will be available as CD, 2LP vinyl and digital.

Tracklisting:

1. The Last Act Of Defiance

2. Fabulous Disaster

3. 'til Death Do Us Part

4. Corruption

5. The Toxic Waltz

6. A Lesson In Violence

7. Chemi-Kill

8. Piranha

9. Like Father, Like Son

10. Deliver Us To Evil

11. Parasite

12. And Then There Were None

13. Verbal Razors

14. Brain Dead

15. Strike Of The Beast

EXODUS is:

Steve ‚Zetro‘ Souza - Vocals

Gary Holt – Guitars

Rick Hunolt – Guitars

Rob McKillop – Bass

Tom Hunting – Drums

[aci32]

EXODUS/HAVOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey folks, sorry for running two days late but better late than never, here's my 14th and final review of 2024, Exodus and Havok!!!!!!!!!! It had been 9 years since I last saw both those bands, Exodus I last saw April 15, 2015 with Testament at the Phoenix and then I would see Havok 8 months later on December 18, 2015 when they were direct support for Battlecross at The Garrison, and that was my last show at that time. Both bands delivered the goods live and this was a great way to end my 2024 concert season with, so I'm glad I made it count.

Let's begin the festivities!

First band up was Dead Heat!!!! I hadn't heard of these guys before but when I took a look they were crossover and were more in line with Municipal Waste. My friend Derek knew who they were since he saw them open for Municipal Waste earlier in the year in London and he said they were pretty good. They definitely were a pleasant surprise to see as they had great onstage energy and the crowd was definitely having fun enjoying them as I could see circle pits going on during their set.

Next band up was Candy. This band was incredibly boring to watch as their songs sounded like a continuation of their first song, in other words, their songs all sounded the same and it felt like I was about to fall asleep. I call them Candy-Ass given how I found them to be a snorefest, and to my ears, their music tasted like licorice or rockets, had they been good they'd be like my fav Candy in Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. All the more reason to save my energy for the last two bands. I'll also highlight there were posers throwing down in the pit like they were picking up loose change and it's definitely a bad idea to throw down in the pit during the next bands set as their policy states "No Karate in the Pit".

After Candy it was time for HAVOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This was my 4th time seeing them and it felt awesome to finally break my 9 year drought. It would've been say 6 and/or 7 years had I gone and seen them on their own headlining shows but I skipped those shows given how both were at The Rockpile or as I call it Crock of Shitpile as I absolutely loathe that venue for a plethora of reasons, plus I was satisfied with having seen their 2014 headlining show at Hard Luck Bar. David Sanchez then said the following in between songs before Hang Em High "Something happened. We released uh, the last song we played called Fear Campaign came out on our record called V. V was released May 1st, 2020. We were supposed to start a tour with Hatebreed the same day it came out. But instead of touring and all of your plans they locked you inside your cage, locked you inside of your house like caged animals *draws boos* for a couple of years. We'd like to dedicate that song to the people that made that happen". Then David Sanchez had encouraged the crowd to buy 17 items from each merch stand to support the bands but then he retracted it by saying "I'll settle for 12 items". Also what was different about the lineup is Reece Scruggs not being in the band since he left to join Machine Head full time and now Brett Rechtfertig is the new lead guitarist also their bassist Nick Schendzilos was absent for a few shows so they got a crew member to fill in on bass and he was awesome. Here's their setlist:

1. Point of No Return

2. Fear Campaign

3. Hang 'Em High

4. Prepare For Attack

5. Death is an Illusion

6. New Eyes

7. Phantom Force

8. Covering Fire

9. From the Cradle to the Grave

After Havok it was time for EXODUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This was my 5th time seeing Exodus and first time in 9 years seeing them since they were co-headlining with Testament in which they blew Testament off the stage at that time. It was the first time in 14 years I got to see Exodus headlining as I saw them do it with Rob Dukes at the then MOD Club now Axis Club. This time around it was with Steve "Zetro" Souza and between him and Rob Dukes, I've always liked Zetro more since he's charismatic and engaging onstage, plus I always liked his hard rock vibe about him, although I do admire Rob Dukes' punk vibe to him. Zetro said the following before they got into And Then There Were None "So Toronto it's going to be one of those nights huh? Before we continue, let's go over the guidelines because there are no fucking rules! You guys in the pit, take care of each other, somebody goes down, pick em back up, if they look like they've been hurt a little bit, help em out. You guys wanna crowd surf? We love that shit, but make sure you don't crush anybody's fuckin heads, and these gentlemen right here, make sure that you land safely because you know what Toronto, We're all in this shit together right? Now this is a pretty old school set, we are gonna go to Persona for a couple, but it's pretty much all old shit is that alright with you Toronto? Then let's get back into it *cue him introducing Garh Holt and going into And Then There Were None*. Zetro also made mention of his debut album with Exodus in Pleasures of the Flesh where he declared that he and all of us in the crowd were "fucking Brain Dead", and the most notable banter which had humour in it was "I gotta say, all of the Canadian shows kick fucking ass. I know you don't like the Habs but we were there last night and they were good to us *draws boos* I know, I know, I get it, I'm a hockey guy, I fuckin get it, but I'm saying Canada in general, you motherfuckers got your metal shit fuckin going on" he also paid tribute to Paul Baloff and Rob Dukes when asked which songs he likes to sing. Zetro also made mention of how next year will be 40 years since Bonded by Blood was released and as well had mentioned how they did a lot of crazy shit in the 80s to where Zetro had initially dismissed the idea of Exodus being together for over 40 years. I will definitely highlight Gary Holt's golden high tops which I thought looked cool on him and alongside his purple ESP with the upside down crosses. I was glad I didn't see them with Obituary and on the Bay Area Strikes Back tours in 2017 and 2022 respectively in London because Exodus would've KO'd Obituary and Testament off the stage. Here's their setlist:

1. The Last Act of Defiance

2. Blood In, Blood Out

3. Fabulous Disaster

4. And Then There Were None

5. Body Harvest

6. Prescribing Horror

7. The Beatings Will Continue (Until Morale Improves)

8. Brain Dead

9. Deathamphetamine

10. Blacklist

11. Metal Command

12. War Is My Shepherd

13. The Toxic Waltz (with Spirit of the Radio and Raining Blood intros)

14. Strike of the Beast

Overall an awesome show and a great way for me to conclude my 2024 concert season. I shall return February 24th, 2025 when I catch Septicflesh

HEAVY METAL FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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[hellonearthmetalzine]

Review: Hatriot – The Vale of Shadows (2022)

The American thrash metal band Hatriot is here with their fourth album since their inception in 2010. The band has its roots in American thrash metal – literally – since two of the band’s members are sons of vocalist Steve “Zetro” Souza from Exodus. Hatriot doesn’t sound too dissimilar from Exodus either – but is perhaps a notch more aggressive and draws more from death metal. In fact, certain…

[gazeta24br]

A perseverança e popularização do thrash metal ao redor do globo, há mais de quatro décadas, necessariamente pela banda norte-americana Exodus, de San Francisco, Califórnia, que está de volta ao Brasil em abril de 2024. A Xaninho, em parceria com a Estelita, realizam duas datas da turnê: dia 22/04 em Curitiba/PR (CWB Hall) e dia 24/04 em Belo Horizonte/MG (Mister Rock). A banda feminina de thrash metal Eskröta, do interior de São Paulo, nome em ascensão da música pesada nacional, é a banda convidada em ambas as apresentações do Exodus. Álbuns chancelados como clássicos absolutos do estilo (vide Bonded by Blood, Fabulous Disaster e Tempo of the Damned), incontáveis turnês mundiais de sucesso de público e músicos - Gary Holt, o falecido e saudoso Paul Baloff - que contam com carinho incondicional de fãs provam a força e importância do Exodus, ainda mais essenciais e agressivos ao vivo. Assistir a um show da banda é sempre uma lição de devoção à música e o thrash metal raivoso do Exodus, com influência da New Wave Of British Heavy Metal e elementos do punk/hardcore, está ainda tão afiado como em décadas passadas. A longevidade é a chave do sucesso - o tempo impacta de forma positiva quando pavimentado por profissionalismo e criatividade. O thrash não linear comandado pelos riffs dilacerantes de Gary Holt (posto que lá atrás, nos idos do Exodus já foi de ninguém menos que Kirk Hammett, que mais tarde se juntou ao Metallica), os vocais precisos e sujo de Steve “Zetro” Souza, dão o tom único deste ícone da música da prolífera Bay Area. O último lançamento da banda, de 2021, é o pesadíssimo Persona Non Grata. No entanto, o Exodus promete um set list recheado de clássicos de toda a carreira nestes próximos shows em Belo Horizonte e Curitiba. Exodus é: Gary Holt | Guitarra Tom Hunting | Bateria Steve “Zetro” Souza | Vocais Jack Gibson | Baixo Lee Altus | Guitarra SERVIÇO EXODUS EM CURITIBA Data: 22 de abril de 2024 Horário: 20h Local: CWB Hall Endereço: Av. Marechal Floriano Peixoto, 4142 - Parolin - Curitiba Ingresso: Pista 1º Lote: R$ 140,00 (Meia Entrada) Camarote 1º Lote: R$ 180,00 (Meia Entrada) Venda on-line: https://www.bilheto.com.br/comprar/1947/exodus Pontos de venda sem taxa Dr. Rock Centro Shopping Metropolitan - Praça Rui Barbosa, 765 - Loja 04 - Centro Seg. a Sex. das 09h as 18h45. Sáb. das 09h as 16h45 CWB Audio Instr. Musicais R. Desembargador Westphalen, 423 - Centro, Curitiba - PR Seg. a Sex. das 09h as 18h. Sáb. das 09h as 13h Hand Made Music Shop R. Desembargador Westphalem, , 1186 - Centro - Curitiba - PR Seg. a Sex. das 10h as 18h. Sáb. das 10h as 13h Let´s Rock Pr. Tiradentes, 106 - loja 3 e 4 - Centro, Curitiba - PR Seg. a Sex. das 09h as 19h. Sáb. das 09h as 15h EXODUS EM BELO HORIZONTE Data: 24 de abril de 2024 Horário: 20h Local: Mister Rock Endereço: Av. Teresa Cristina, 295 - Prado - Belo Horizonte - MG Ingresso: Pista 1º Lote: R$ 140,00 (Meia Entrada) Camarote 1º Lote: R$ 180,00 (Meia Entrada) Venda on-line:https://www.bilheto.com.br/comprar/1948/exodus Pontos de venda sem taxa Túnel do Rock BH R. Rio de Janeiro, 839 - Centro, Belo Horizonte - MG Seg a Sex das 09h30 as 19h. Sáb das 09h30 as 16h Para mais informações sobre os shows, acesse: @xaninhodiscos @estelita.producoes @exodusbandofficial @tedesco.com.midia

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𝔈𝔵𝔬𝔡𝔲𝔰 - ℭ𝔞𝔧𝔲𝔫 ℌ𝔢𝔩𝔩

[the-tr00per]

Exodus 1991

https://youtu.be/bj1uJfy0LSA

[mxdwn]

Steve Zetro Souza Discusses Why Exodus Failed To Reach Same Commercial Heights As “The Big Four”

https://music.mxdwn.com/2022/11/25/news/steve-zetro-souza-discusses-why-exodus-failed-to-reach-same-commercial-heights-as-the-big-four/

[doctapuella]

exodus in hard n heavy