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Fidalgo Bay.
In 2013,The Department of Ecology plans to: Remove old creosote dock pilings and other in-water concrete and metal structures. Dig up and dredge about 10 acres of sediment contaminated with dioxins and wood waste.Dispose of contaminated sediment off-site.Improve the near-shore habitat by reshaping an existing spit and jetty. Connect Fidalgo Bay with the wetland area that was created in 2011. The site is currently vacant property with abandoned building remnants and debris. A sawmill and wood-box factory, and then a plywood mill, operated on the site for almost a century. Mill features included a hog-fuel boiler, drum storage tank area, transformer yard, above-ground storage tanks containing fuel oil, gasoline, diesel and/or propane, phenolic formaldehyde resin and caustic storage tanks (both used in making plywood glue), a machine shop, a metal shop, and an area for spraying paint and oil.
In 2011 work focused on cleaning up about 6 upland acres. It included removing pilings and other structures to allow excavation of about 33,600 tons of contaminated soil; off-site disposal of the soil, structures and pilings; and backfilling the site with about 39,000 tons of clean soil. Site soil contains elevated concentrations of arsenic, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, mercury, nickel, selenium, silver, zinc, oil-range petroleum hydrocarbons, dioxins, and furans. Groundwater beneath the site does not meet drinking water standards. The water also contains elevated concentrations of arsenic, copper and nickel. Dioxins and wood debris contaminate Marine sediments are found to be contaminated with dioxins and wood debris.
Format: Fotopositiv
Dato / Date: ca. 1915
Fotograf / Photographer: Ingebrigt Lunde (1878-1964)
Sted / Place: Høvringen, Trondheim
Eier / Owner Institution: Trondheim byarkiv, The Municipal Archives of Trondheim
Arkivreferanse / Archive reference: Tor.H42.B57.F4123
Format: Fotopositiv
Dato / Date: ca. 1915
Fotograf / Photographer: Ingebrigt Lunde (1878-1964)
Sted / Place: Høvringen, Trondheim
Eier / Owner Institution: Trondheim byarkiv, The Municipal Archives of Trondheim
Arkivreferanse / Archive reference: Tor.H42.B57.F4121
Format: Fotopositiv
Dato / Date: ca. 1915
Fotograf / Photographer: Ingebrigt Lunde (1878-1964)
Sted / Place: Høvringen, Trondheim
Eier / Owner Institution: Trondheim byarkiv, The Municipal Archives of Trondheim
Arkivreferanse / Archive reference: Tor.H42.B57.F4122
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
R. Baker & Son All Industrial www.rbaker.com rented this Daewoo 225 LCV excavator with a hammer attachment from Hoffman Equipment (www.hoffmanequip.com) to demolish concrete structures inside a large industrial building. The excavator is almost 50,000 lbs in weight and with the demolition hammer attachment made easy work of wrecking the concrete structures. A Dust Boss machine was utilized to maintain dust suppression. You can see the misted water in the picture keeping dust down.
I rented an electric jack hammer to remove the old concrete step and caliche. The caliche layer looks like leftover cement that was poured on the ground and left to harden. It is actually a calcium carbonate layer from either sea bed sediment or calcuim leached from the surrounding rock by rain and deposited in the lower (desert) areas. The calcium settles and hardens around existing rocks such as granite rubble with varying degrees of hardness.
This is the third stinkin time we rented this jack hammer to cut some stone. I hope it's the last time, for a while. Breaking up the caliche.
The Home Depot
Store 0414 TUCSON/ORA
4302 N. Oracle Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85705
520 408-6408
Electric Breaker Rental
Minimum Charge (4hrs) $55
Ex Hours $15
Per Day $78
Per Week $312
Per Month $936
5/18/2010 UPDATE
I have now rented four different Electric Demolition Breakers - jack hammers and
here is my opinion of each:
THE BEST
Bosch Brute 60-lb 11304 Electric Demolition Breaker / Hammer
This thing is only 60 pounds and it cracks through all my caliche with
ease and speed. I would say it is about three times faster than the
poorest performing Hitachi.
SECOND BEST
Low noise but not as fast as the Bosch.
It's also 6 pounds heavier than my number
one choice.
THIRD PLACE
Wacker 60-lb Electric Demolition Breaker
Almost the same breaking rate as the Makita but noisier.
Size does matter. The lighter the tool, for equal destructive
power, the better.
LAST PLACE
Hitachi H90SE 70lb. Demolition Breaker Hammer
It's heavy, it's loud and it's slow.
I spent a whole day on a three hour job.
Caveat Emptor:
These machines are all rentals with unknown
wear and maintenance records.
If any of these are wrongly rated then
shame on the rental company for not maintaining
their machines and skewing my appraisal.
If you have any opinions please leave a comment
below.
R. Baker & Son All Industrial rented this Daewoo 225 LCV excavator with a hammer attachment from Hoffman Equipment (www.hoffmanequip.com) to demolish concrete structures inside a large industrial building. The excavator is almost 50,000 lbs in weight and with the demolition hammer attachment made easy work of wrecking the concrete structures. A Dust Boss machine was utilized to maintain dust suppression. You can see the misted water in the picture keeping dust down. www.rbaker.com
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Fonte Wikipedia :
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.[1]
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs.[2] The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork[3] and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.[1][2]
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.[4] With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.[2]
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes. [5]
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
I rented an electric jack hammer to remove the old concrete step and caliche. The caliche layer looks like leftover cement that was poured on the ground and left to harden. It is actually a calcium carbonate layer from either sea bed sediment or calcuim leached from the surrounding rock by rain and deposited in the lower (desert) areas. The calcium or salt settles and hardens around existing rocks such as granite rubble with varying degrees of hardness.
The Home Depot
Store 0414 TUCSON/ORA
4302 N. Oracle Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85705
520 408-6408
Electric Breaker Rental
Minimum Charge (4hrs) $55
Ex Hours $15
Per Day $78
Per Week $312
Per Month $936
ELECTRIC DEMOLITION HAMMER REVIEW
3/28/2015 UPDATE
Bosch - BH2770VCD BH2770VCD 120V 1-1/8 Hex Brute Turbo
1,000 No Load BPM
63.2 lb
47 ft-lbs.
Better than the best below.
This Bosch is much better than the older model below.
5/18/2010 UPDATE
I have now rented four different Electric Demolition Breakers - jack hammers and here is my opinion of each:
THE BEST
Bosch Brute 60-lb 11304 Electric Demolition Breaker / Hammer
This thing is only 60 pounds and it cracks through all my caliche with
ease and speed. I would say it is about three times faster than the
poorest performing Hitachi.
SECOND BEST
Low noise but not as fast as the Bosch.
It's also 6 pounds heavier than my number
one choice.
THIRD PLACE
Wacker 60-lb Electric Demolition Breaker
Almost the same breaking rate as the Makita but noisier.
Size does matter. The lighter the tool, for equal destructive
power, the better.
LAST PLACE
Hitachi H90SE 70lb. Demolition Breaker Hammer
It's heavy, it's loud and it's slow.
I spent a whole day on a three hour job.
Caveat Emptor:
These machines are all rentals with unknown
wear and maintenance records.
If any of these are wrongly rated then
shame on the rental company for not maintaining
their machines and skewing my appraisal.
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Sunbelt Rentals
TUCSON
930 E FORT LOWELL RD
TUCSON, AZ 85719-2112
(520) 624-6601
This hammer is great.
I've rented the other equipment from Home Depot and found it
to be much worse. I didn't know it until I rented this unit from
Sunbelt Rentals.
~ $60/day
I rented an electric jack hammer to remove the old concrete step and caliche. The caliche layer looks like leftover cement that was poured on the ground and left to harden. It is actually a calcium carbonate layer from either sea bed sediment or calcuim leached from the surrounding rock by rain and deposited in the lower (desert) areas. The calcium or salt settles and hardens around existing rocks such as granite rubble with varying degrees of hardness.
The Home Depot
Store 0414 TUCSON/ORA
4302 N. Oracle Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85705
520 408-6408
Electric Breaker Rental
Minimum Charge (4hrs) $55
Ex Hours $15
Per Day $78
Per Week $312
Per Month $936
ELECTRIC DEMOLITION HAMMER REVIEW
3/28/2015 UPDATE
Bosch - BH2770VCD BH2770VCD 120V 1-1/8 Hex Brute Turbo
1,000 No Load BPM
63.2 lb
47 ft-lbs.
Better than the best below.
This Bosch is much better than the older model below.
5/18/2010 UPDATE
I have now rented four different Electric Demolition Breakers - jack hammers and here is my opinion of each:
THE BEST
Bosch Brute 60-lb 11304 Electric Demolition Breaker / Hammer
This thing is only 60 pounds and it cracks through all my caliche with
ease and speed. I would say it is about three times faster than the
poorest performing Hitachi.
SECOND BEST
Low noise but not as fast as the Bosch.
It's also 6 pounds heavier than my number
one choice.
THIRD PLACE
Wacker 60-lb Electric Demolition Breaker
Almost the same breaking rate as the Makita but noisier.
Size does matter. The lighter the tool, for equal destructive
power, the better.
LAST PLACE
Hitachi H90SE 70lb. Demolition Breaker Hammer
It's heavy, it's loud and it's slow.
I spent a whole day on a three hour job.
Caveat Emptor:
These machines are all rentals with unknown
wear and maintenance records.
If any of these are wrongly rated then
shame on the rental company for not maintaining
their machines and skewing my appraisal.
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Fonte Wikipedia :
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.[1]
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs.[2] The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork[3] and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.[1][2]
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.[4] With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.[2]
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes. [5]
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.
Fonte : Wikipedia
Demolition Hammer arrived on the East Coast thrash metal scene circa 1986. The original line-up consisted of Steve Reynolds as the vocalist and on bass, James Reilly on guitar, and John Salerno on drums. Their first demo tape, Skull Fracturing Nightmare, was released in 1988. It gained notice from fans of the genre and independent record labels. Derek Sykes was brought in as a second guitarist and Vincent Civitano (a.k.a. Vinny Daze) replaced Salerno. Their second demo, Necrology, secured the group a recording contract with Century Media Records.
Their first album, Tortured Existence, was produced by Scott Burns with a small budget. The songs were composed with fast riffs, chunky breakdowns, and expressive guitar solos. In 1992, the band released their critically acclaimed album Epidemic of Violence. The production was clearer and included faster and leaner songs. The covers of these first two releases featured horror based artwork and a logo designed by Daze.
Fast paced thrash metal became less popular in the '90s. Daze and Reilly left the band to form the group Deviate NY. Former Malevolent Creation drummer Alex Marquez joined Reynolds and Sykes to write material for another project. The label wished to release the songs with the band's original name. The result was the 1994 album Time Bomb with a new Demolition Hammer logo on the cover. It was slower and lacked guitar solos. The style was similar to that of groups like Pantera and Machine Head.
Marquez and Reynolds were offered new gigs with Solstice.[1] Daze died of globefish poisoning while traveling in Africa on March 11, 1996.With Demolition Hammer's music becoming increasingly hard to come by, Century Media released Necrology: A Complete Anthology in 2008. It included every title from their first three albums, two pre-production demos from Time Bomb, and one video clip.
In March of 2016, the band has officially reunited with new drummer Angel Cotte. They are scheduled to play a show in June 2016 in Brooklyn, NY for which it was sold out under 3 minutes.
March 30th 2016, Demolition Hammer have been added to the list of bands playing the 2016 Maryland Deathfest.