685 - Sabbat The Clerical Conspiracy 1989

Having instantly established themselves as a force to be reckoned among British-bred thrash bands, the members of Sabbat then set to work squandering their massive potential by trying to kill each other. With their creative relationship already heading south at alarming speed, the band's dual creative forces, vocalist Martin Walkyier and guitarist Andy Sneap, proceeded to butt heads throughout the recording process for Sabbat's second album, Dreamweavers, and it shows. As if to counteract Walkyier's increasingly unpredictable flights of lyrical fancy, thrash purist Sneap ensures that his riffing is even tighter and more precise (though no less inventive) than on the band's first album. "The Clerical Conspiracy" shows Walkyier's amazing verbosity, as he proceeds to spew mountains of rapid-fire ramblings about his favorite subjects (witchcraft, insanity, mythology.

471 - Sabbat The best of enemies 1989

"Dreamweaver" is a true magnum opus, an epic concept album based on the novel "The Way Of Wyrd", by Brian Bates, which tells an intriguing, mythical tale that takes place in pre-Christian England. Sabbat refined their genuine style ever further and the result is no less than the pinnacle of British thrash metal. This classic includes "The best of enemies".

113 - Sabbat Do Dark Horses Dream of Nightmares? 1989

Having instantly established themselves as a force to be reckoned among British-bred thrash bands, the members of Sabbat then set to work squandering their massive potential. With their creative relationship already heading south at alarming speed, the band's dual creative forces, vocalist Martin Walkyer and guitarist Andy Sneap, proceeded to butt heads throughout the recording process for Sabbat's second album, Dreamweavers. Walkyer's utter contempt for organized religion continues to rage unabated. Also unchanged is his amazing verbosity, and he proceeds to spew mountains of rapid-fire ramblings about his favorite subjects (witchcraft, insanity, mythology, etc.). He also delves esoteric on this multi-faceted "Do Dark Horses Dream of Nightmares?".