Havok

Inspired with the burgeoning American thrash steel revival from the mid ‘2000s, Denver, Colorado’s Havok set up in 2004, and proceeded to ply their backward-looking operate via a group of self-financed produces: a 2005 demo, a 2006 one, and a 2007 EP, curiously called Pwn ’em All. These initiatives duly got them agreed upon to Candlelight Information, which released Havok’s debut record, Burn, in ’09 2009 and delivered them off to tour with rings like Exodus, Anthrax, Devastation, Primal Dread, and Hammerfall. All this roadwork just tightened in the band’s amazing chops, and ready associates David Sanchez (business lead vocals, rhythm electric guitar), Reece Scruggs (business lead electric guitar), Jessie de los Santos (bass, support vocals), and Pete Webber (drums), for the documenting of their sophomore record, Time Is normally Up (made by thrash stalwart Wayne Murphy: Loss of life, Obituary, Disincarnate, Testament, etc.), that was released in early 2011. Michael Leon changed de los Santos on bass for 2013’s Unnatural Selection, which gained reviews that are positive and performed well within the graphs. The music group toured steadily through the remaining year, and turned brands, from Candlelight to Hundred years Press. Also, Leon remaining the music group after 3 years, to be changed by Nick Schendzielos of Cephalic Carnage. Havok’s 4th album, Conformicide, premiered in March of 2017.