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Ex-Machine Head guitarist on Exodus "kill poser" stunts, Slayer slam dancing, Forbidden feuds, more photograph by Scott Diussa March 16, 2021 The mid-Eighties glory days of San Franciscos Bay Area thrash scene have come and gone, but its legacy continues to grow stronger with each passing decade. Thanks to the contributions from its venerated list of alumni — Metallica, Testament, Exodus, Possessed, Megadeth, to name just a few — the movement is now regarded as one of the most...

Forbidden made their mark on the world of thrash just as you would expect — hard and fast. The band came roaring out of the gate in 1988 with their seminal Combat debut, Forbidden Evil, and followed it up two years later with the equally fierce, if also more techy and varied, Twisted Into Form. And while theyve experienced starts and stops since (their most recent full-length was 2010s Omega Wave) Forbiddens first two albums remain primal slices of second-wave Bay Area thrash, on par with ...

By the time Forbidden released their debut album, Forbidden Evil, on September 30th, 1988, the NorCal crew had some big shoes to fill. The Bay Area thrash scene had already given birth to many important and highly influential metal acts including Exodus, Death Angel, Testament, Possessed and, of course, Metallica (who had relocated from Southern California in 1983). Forbidden had been kicking around the scene for three years up to that point, so they were well aware of the regions legacy — a...

The San Francisco Bay Area is known far and wide as the epicenter of the Eighties thrash movement, and one of the bands central to the scenes second wave was Forbidden. While they may not have achieved the same widespread recognition as Bay Area forebears like Metallica and Exodus or peers like Testament and Death Angel, Forbidden left an indelible mark on the genre with two now-classic albums — the 1988 debut Forbidden Evil (which was also the bands original name) and the 1990 follow-up Tw...