Nuclear Assault: Handle With Care 12"
Leaving Anthrax to their destiny, bassist (and co-founder) Dan Lilker formed another east coast group with Nuclear Assault, taking 'Thrax roadie John Connelly with him on vocals and guitar. On the project's 1986 debut, Game Over, whilst drawing from Lilker's contributions to Fistful of Metal and Speak English or Die, Nuclear Assault unleashed a delightfully ugly thrash, crossover and speed metal hybrid dripping with humor and '80s paranoia. The band jumped from Combat Records over to I.R.S. for 1988 follow-up Survive which became their first to break into the Billboard 200. 1989's Handle with Care, featuring the single "Critical Mass," would see the band at their commercial peak, hitting the U.S. charts at No. 126. Handle with Care was ranked at No. 7 on Loudwire's Top Ten list of "Thrash albums NOT released by the Big 4."
Leaving Anthrax to their destiny, bassist (and co-founder) Dan Lilker formed another east coast group with Nuclear Assault, taking 'Thrax roadie John Connelly with him on vocals and guitar. On the project's 1986 debut, Game Over, whilst drawing from Lilker's contributions to Fistful of Metal and Speak English or Die, Nuclear Assault unleashed a delightfully ugly thrash, crossover and speed metal hybrid dripping with humor and '80s paranoia. The band jumped from Combat Records over to I.R.S. for 1988 follow-up Survive which became their first to break into the Billboard 200. 1989's Handle with Care, featuring the single "Critical Mass," would see the band at their commercial peak, hitting the U.S. charts at No. 126. Handle with Care was ranked at No. 7 on Loudwire's Top Ten list of "Thrash albums NOT released by the Big 4."
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Leaving Anthrax to their destiny, bassist (and co-founder) Dan Lilker formed another east coast group with Nuclear Assault, taking 'Thrax roadie John Connelly with him on vocals and guitar. On the project's 1986 debut, Game Over, whilst drawing from Lilker's contributions to Fistful of Metal and Speak English or Die, Nuclear Assault unleashed a delightfully ugly thrash, crossover and speed metal hybrid dripping with humor and '80s paranoia. The band jumped from Combat Records over to I.R.S. for 1988 follow-up Survive which became their first to break into the Billboard 200. 1989's Handle with Care, featuring the single "Critical Mass," would see the band at their commercial peak, hitting the U.S. charts at No. 126. Handle with Care was ranked at No. 7 on Loudwire's Top Ten list of "Thrash albums NOT released by the Big 4."
