Intruder
Tennessee has hardly been a hotbed for metal, but Intruder was
one such band, arising from the South in the mid-late 80's with
a debut release on Iron Works (
Live To Die) before signing on with
Metal Blade,
joining a stable of similarly-minded thrashers such as
Viking,
Epidemic,
Slaughter House, and others.
Intruder wasn't radically different from these or other thrash bands
of the day, but they were tight and energetic and enjoyable for
the period.
Like many other thrash bands, they faded away in the early nineties,
reforming in 2002 for a few shows and metal fests.
Their best album is probably 1991's
Psycho Savant.
Current Members
Jimmy Hamilton
vocals
Arther Vinnett
guitars
Greg Messick
guitars
Todd Nelson
bass
John Pieroni
drums
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Discography
Live To Die
1987
Iron Works
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- Cover Up
- Turn Back
- Victory In Disguise
- Live To Die
- Kiss Of Death
- Cold - Blooded Killer
- Blind Rage
- T.M. (You Paid The Price)
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- Jimmy Hamilton
- Arther Vinnett
- Todd Nelson
- John Pieroni
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A Higher Form Of Killing
1989
Metal Blade
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- Time Of Trouble
- The Martyr
- Genetic Suicide
- Second Chance
- (I'm Not Your) Stepping Stone
- Killing Winds
- The Sentence Is Death
- Agents Of The Dark (M.I.B.)
- Antipathy
- Mr. Death
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- Jimmy Hamilton
- Arther Vinnett
- Greg Messick
- Todd Nelson
- John Pieroni
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Reviews: Blabbermouth
Metal Observer
(EP) Escape From Pain
1990
Metal Blade
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- 25 Or 6 To 4
- Escape From Pain
- Cold-Blooded Killer
- Kiss Of Death
- T.M. (You Paid The Price)
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- Jimmy Hamilton
- Arther Vinnett
- Greg Messick
- Todd Nelson
- John Pieroni
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Psycho Savant
1991
Metal Blade
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- Face of Hate
- Geri's Lament (When)
- The Enemy within
- It's a good Life
- Invisible
- Traitor to the Living
- Final Word
- N.G.R.I.
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- Jimmy Hamilton
- Arther Vinnett
- Greg Messick
- Todd Nelson
- John Pieroni
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