Thunderhead

After an unsuccessful audition with Victory, American vocalist Ted Bullet fulfilled ex-Viva guitarist Henrik Wolter and ex-Talon bass player Ole Hempleman within a Hanover bar, and by adding drummer Alex Scotti to complete this German-based band, documented a demo that quickly prompted a contract with Intercord. Behind The Eight Ball was documented when the music group had hardly performed a live time, but was an acceptable debut in a simple metal style like the Almighty’s early function, and marketed well in the German marketplace as the group used Success and Uriah Heep in america and in the united kingdom and European countries with Motörhead. Busted ON THE Border and Criminal offense Pays implemented in the original metal footsteps from the debut, although Thunderhead became a far more cohesive band due to their live function, with an increase of power steel overtones with their intensely guitar-based audio. They preserved their degree of achievement in Germany, certainly helped by their frontman’s British vocals and outrageous onstage demeanour, however they remained a react in global conditions.