Zebras - The City Of Sun mp3 album

“Somewhere between Unbroken and Today Is The Day (with a better singer) crossed with various eras of Neurosis.... It's great to hear a band take these inspirations and create something that doesn't come off as dull or over-blown”JD - Maximum Rocknroll“If you like thrash metal, but have misgivings as to whether Metallica will ever publish something of that caliber again, or if you also thought that Slayer's 'Repentless' was a half-hearted affair.....'The City of Sun' is an overwhelming experience. It is the sound of several years of accumulated aggression condensed down to a half-hour unruly flapping, and the album can stand on the goal of the best metal from 2015. It's like getting punched in the face for 30 minutes but without it ever hurts.”Emil Hansen - Devilution“Zebras musically remind me of early Neurosis with their complex structures that meander and climb, growing in intensity, and they have this all-demanding presence. Lyrically, Zebras are on a whole other plane.”Matt Average - Razorcake“Technical, violent thrash metal painted in shades of hardcore punk. Madison, Wisconsin-based Zebras have been on my radar for a while, their self-titled debut a memorable listen, and with The City Of Sun, we see this trio move further into the violent and vile. Boasting a member of legendary horror country troupe Those Poor Bastards in their ranks, expect a heavy dose of fear and loathing.”Invisible Oranges