Conjure and Command

Toxic Holocaust · 2011

32 min · 10 tracks · black metal · thrash metal

Razor-sharp riffs and relentless percussion collide in a frenzied homage to thrash and black metal.

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Conjure and Command is an album by Toxic Holocaust, released in 2011. Razor-sharp riffs and relentless percussion collide in a frenzied homage to thrash and black metal. 'Conjure and Command' received positive reviews for its raw energy, earning Toxic Holocaust a growing fanbase and helping them secure spots on major festivals. The album's aggressive sound resonated within the thrash revival movement of the early 2010s, influencing a wave of similar acts focused on speed and intensity. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

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What does Conjure and Command sound like?

Razor-sharp riffs and relentless percussion collide in a frenzied homage to thrash and black metal. Rooted in black metal and thrash metal.

What makes Conjure and Command by Toxic Holocaust notable?

'Conjure and Command' received positive reviews for its raw energy, earning Toxic Holocaust a growing fanbase and helping them secure spots on major festivals. The album's aggressive sound resonated within the thrash revival movement of the early 2010s, influencing a wave of similar acts focused on speed and intensity. When 'Conjure and Command' was released in January 2011, Toxic Holocaust was solidifying their presence in the thrash metal scene, following their 2008 album 'An Overdose of Death...'. This record continued to build on their reputation for blending classic metal influences with a modern edge, establishing them as key players in the underground genre landscape.

How many songs are on Conjure and Command?

Conjure and Command has 10 tracks, running approximately 32 minutes.