Slauter Xstroyes

Trackimage Playbut Trackname Playbut Trackname
Winter Kill 06:40 Tools
No Idea 00:00 Tools
The Stage 00:00 Tools
City of Sirtel 00:00 Tools
Charlotte 00:00 Tools
Black Rose and Thorns 00:00 Tools
Mother, Mother Fucker 00:00 Tools
Free the Beast 00:00 Tools
Blood in the Streets 00:00 Tools
NSZ 190 00:00 Tools
Wicked Bitch 00:00 Tools
Syncopated Angel 00:00 Tools
Farther Than Yesterday 00:00 Tools
Metal's No Sin 00:00 Tools
Battle Axe 00:00 Tools
Dignified Disaster 00:00 Tools
Burning Rock 00:00 Tools
Winter Kill (remix) 00:00 Tools
E Pluribus Unum 00:00 Tools
Mass Confusion 00:00 Tools
Mother, Mother 00:00 Tools
Winter Kill (Remix) (Bonus Track) 00:00 Tools
Winter Kill (Remix) [Bonus] 00:00 Tools
E. Pluribus Unum 00:00 Tools
saints revenge 00:00 Tools
Mother, Mother, Fucker 00:00 Tools
Saint's Revenge 00:00 Tools
bitch 00:00 Tools
it 00:00 Tools
maniac 00:00 Tools
Voodoo On You 00:00 Tools
avalon 00:00 Tools
gargoyle 00:00 Tools
The Creator 00:00 Tools
masters 00:00 Tools
The Last Song 00:00 Tools
Deep Blue Dreams 00:00 Tools
22 00:00 Tools
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Slauter Xstroyes is a progressive power metal band from Chicago, USA. The band was founded in 1981 when guitarist Paul Kratky (who, at that time, was intentioned to put together a band called Naj) met bassist Brent Sullivan and vocalist John Stewart. Drummer Dave Bonow joined the band, and Slauter Xstroyes released their first album, "Winter Kill", in 1985. The album was considered a masterpiece of prog/power metal from start to finish, but few knew that it would end up being the collector piece it is today. In fact, only 500 copies were released in the area around Chicago. It was around 1987-88 that the band headed into the studio to record their second album “Free the Beast", which was never completed nor released. The band kept on playing in the area near Chicago, and in 1999 "Free The Beast" was finally released. At the moment, the band is working on a new album without the original singer Jonathan Stewart. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.