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    About Exhorder

    Exhorder is currently on a concert tour, captivating audiences with their blistering performances and signature sound. In 2023, they announced a North American tour alongside other heavy metal acts, drawing attention from both long-time fans and newcomers to the genre. Their live shows have been marked by high energy, intense musicianship, and a deep connection with the audience, often featuring fan-favorite tracks from both "Slaughter in the Vatican" and "The Law." The band's engaging stage presence and powerful delivery ensure that each concert is a memorable experience for attendees. Moreover, they have been actively participating in major music festivals, receiving rave reviews for their engaging performances. Exhorder's commitment to delivering raw and authentic music has secured their place not just in hardcore metal circles but also in the greater rock community. With plans for new music and more performances on the horizon, the band continues to solidify their legacy in the heavy metal genre, thrilling fans with the timeless ferocity of their live concerts.

    Exhorder History

    Exhorder is an American heavy metal band formed in 1985 in New Orleans, Louisiana. They are credited with helping pioneer the groove metal genre, blending thrash metal elements with Southern rock influences. The band's lineup originally included Kyle Thomas (vocals), Vinnie LaBella (guitar), and bassist Frankie Sparcello, alongside drummer Chris Nail. Exhorder's debut album, "Slaughter in the Vatican," released in 1990, showcased their raw aggression and technical prowess, establishing them as a significant force in the metal scene. Their follow-up album, "The Law," released in 1992, further cemented their reputation, featuring tracks that drove a heavier, more polished sound. However, after the release of this album, they disbanded in 1994, with members pursuing various musical projects. It wasn't until 2010 that Exhorder reunited for a series of live performances, reviving their fanbase and rekindling interest in their music. The band has since seen various lineup changes, but their dedication to their craft has remained evident as they reinvigorate their classic sound for contemporary audiences.