Gothic Slam

Coming into coming to a period when thrash steel bands had been frankly a dime twelve, New Jersey’s Gothic Slam still left barely a notch in rock history making use of their two quite decent however, not exactly groundbreaking albums, 1988’s Killer Instinct and 1989’s Only a Face within the Crowd. Actually, their ideal contribution towards the genre might have been the launch of talented drummer Dave Chavarri — afterwards popular with Laaz Rockit, M.O.D., Pro-Pain, and Sick Niño; since staying bandmembers Daniel Gomes (vocals), Klaude Ryker and Costs Genese (guitars), and J.T. (bass) had been never noticed from again.