Cerebral Fix

Throughout their career, Cerebral Fix were one of the most consistent and critically acclaimed U.K. thrash rings, however they weren’t an extremely groundbreaking one (no English thrash bands actually were, save maybe Sabbat), therefore their legacy is currently mainly overlooked, if it’s remembered whatsoever. Emerging from the commercial metropolis of Birmingham in 1986, Cerebral Repair were initially made up of vocalist Simon Forrest, guitarists Gregg Fellows and Tony Warburton, drummer Adrian Jones, and bassist Paul Adams, however the second option quit the music group (to create Reprisal, later referred to as Benediction) immediately after their 1987 demos, WE ARE IN NEED OF Therapy and Item of Disgust, seduced the eye of unbiased label Vinyl Alternative. So the music group quickly recruited an upgraded in Steve Watson and established to focus on its 1988 debut record, Life Sucks…and YOU THEN Die!, before striking the tour path with rings like Bolt Thrower, Electro Hippies, and Hellbastard. On the way, the LP’s convincing make of crossover thrash received generally positive reviews in the certainly partisan U.K. press and also earned the acceptance of important BBC Radio 1 DJ John Peel off, thus assisting Cerebral Repair to graduate to Roadrunner Information prior to documenting their sophomore LP, Tower of Spite, in 1990. This presented a new tempo portion of bassist Frank Healey and drummer Andy Baker (both poached from Sacrilege) and, like its 1991 successor, Bastards (offering just one more drummer called Kevin Frost), discovered the music group leaving hardcore and embracing a heavier, nearly deathlike thrash design template. Unfortunately, by enough time Cerebral Repair been successful in spicing up their moshing methods on 1992’s career-best Loss of life Erotica LP (their initial for Music for Countries), their way to industrial irrelevance have been pretty much covered by grunge’s flannel trend (alongside a huge selection of their brothers in hands), as well as the music group at least acquired enough common sense to split up the following calendar year rather than combat a lost trigger. Cerebral Repair would reunite being a executing device in 2006 and also have continued sporadically with regular bandmembers arriving and heading, but have however to attempt documenting any new materials (a retrospective container set was set up in 2007 by Steel Mind Productions).