fter a lot of head banging, the headbanger realized that the idea of "do it yourself" wasn’t exclusive to punks. Heavy music could preserve the essence, without concessions to the market. Was thrash assimilated? Then we are going to radicalize even more, with low tuning guitars, ultra fast drums - alternating with extreme weight moments, a lot of double pedals and unpredictable rhythmic changes - and guttural vocals. The recipe, ideal for not making friends, ended up influencing major labels in the 1990s. Spoiled by the facilities of capitalism, Death Metal kind of fell apart and it didn’t die only for obvious reasons. I warned you that you can’t play with money.