Aggression

Briefly getting in touch with themselves Asylum, Canadian thrash steel band Aggression was formed in Quebec in 1985 and recorded their first, four-track demonstration the following season, ultimately being invited to participate in underground steel compilations like Greenworld’s Records’ Speed Metal Hell, Vol. 2 and the brand new Renaissance label’s Thrash Steel Attack. Significantly less than one year afterwards, Aggression was asked to record a debut record — to become titled Overlooked Skeleton — for impartial Facemelt Information, but pursuing disagreements between music group and label, the tapes had been shelved, and then start to see the light of day time 20 years later on. Fortunately, amusingly nicknamed bandmembers Éric “Botcher” Langlois (vocals), Denis “Sasquatch” Barthe (acoustic guitar), Bernard “Burn off” Caudron (acoustic guitar), Yves “Dug” Duguay (bass), and Stephan Prudhomme (drums) quickly recorded another recording, THE ENTIRE Treatment, which discovered limited release however, many enthusiastic evaluations in 1987. Regrettably, by then Hostility had lost severe momentum and had been well on the way to splitting up, with Langlois shifting to an extended profession as bassist for specialized death metal take action Cryptopsy.