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The album is full of just the right amount of power and melody, while at the same time not losing the impact and pressure that is characteristic of thrash, as well as the contrasting strengths and weaknesses. Because whether it is a long solo or a lot of long riffs with complex chord directions, they are all completed under the speed rhythm played by the high-speed chord in the background without pause, which is high-speed and complex. All of these characteristics pervade almost all the works in the album.

Therefore, we should not doubt the value of this scumbag book, nor the ability of Angel Dust to master the metal. The album can feel a little Slayer-style speed impact in high-speed travel, and Angel Dust accommodates more melodic elements of Ruqing, and the changes are rich and also completed at high speeds, so the overall feeling is not as heavy and ruthless as Slayer, but it has more of the hearty and powerful sense of metal** show-off. At that time, Angel Dust did not show too much dark temperament compared to Sodom and other bands, nor did it appear too much death rhythm and interpretation, and this "Into the Dark Past" is still the most typical Thrash Speed work.

** After the soothing and graceful opening "i'll coming back" is about to come out without interruption, the high-speed and superb performance of the two guitars, the long-term legato impact of the rhythm guitar, the complex and fast drums, the sonorous bass sound, the lead singer is not biased, not biased, but still full of aggressive singing. The confrontation between bass and guitar solo in the middle section is even more dazzling and hearty. It is not necessary to go into detail about all the works in the album, all that is to say:

The arrangement and performance of each instrument in the album are excellent, the two guitars are almost indistinguishable, whether it is solo or rhythm, and the complex riff is very shocking, and the performance of the drums is also perfect, fast, granular and precise. Angel Dust also has a preference for bass, and many songs have obvious postures, often used in the background of snare drums and bass, which also makes the whole very plump and thick. Recently, it has been "oppressed" by Germany's Thrash or Speed Corps, not to mention the recognized trump cards of SODOM and destruction, and even the 86-year-old Angel Dust, which has now been forgotten by most people, still sounds so powerful.

Like many bands in their early days, lineup changes have plagued them.