Greetings thrashers, headbangers, and hop-heads! And a very happy Friday to you! Your drinking buddy the Meista here starting the weekend off right and rocking the hell out with a pairing of "Violent By Nature", the killer sophomore album by Arizona thrash metal band Atrophy and a tasty and tart Shoot Your Eye Out Raspberry Gose Ale from Melvin Brewing Company! Hell yeah!
- Artist: Atrophy
- Title: "Violent By Nature"
- Recorded: 1990 at Track Record in North Hollywood, California
- Release date: March 26th, 1990 (2nd full-length studio album by Atrophy)
- Record company: Roadracer Records
- Production: Bill Metoyer
- Album cover art: Paul Stottler
- Personnel: James Gulotta (bass), Tim Kelly (drums), Chris Lykins (guitars), Rick Skowron (guitars), and Brian Zimmerman (lead vocals)
- Additional musician: Kevin Sparks (guitar on "Too Late To Change")
- Musical style: Thrash metal
- Sound: Fast and fiery, Atrophy's second album is characterized by killer riffs, hooks, solos, and Zimmerman's excellent vocals!
- Major themes: Society, animal testing, violence, rebellion, change, life, death, pain, euthanasia, etc.
- Interesting note: The kid used as the model for the album cover was then-four-year-old Richie Cavalera, stepson of Max Cavalera.
- Tracks:
- "Puppies And Friends"
- "Violent By Nature"
- "In Their Eyes"
- "Too Late To Change"
- "Slipped Through The Cracks"
- "Forgotten But Not Gone"
- "Process Of Elimination"
- "Right To Die"
- "Things Change"
- Brewery: Melvin Brewing Company (Alpine, Wyoming)
- Website: http://www.melvinbrewing.com/
- Brew: Shoot Your Eye Out Raspberry Gose Ale
- Style: Gose
- Serving: 16 ounce can
- ABV: 5.0%
- Pour: The Shoot Your Eye Out pours a very hazy, light violet hue with a billowy and frothy, 2+ finger, light pink head with great retention and lots of sticky intricate lacing.
- Nose: The nose is characterized by fruity, tart, salty slightly sweet, and light grain elements. There are aromas of fresh raspberries, lemon, light salt, and .
- Taste: The taste of the Shoot Your Eye Out follows the nose with lots of fruity, tart, and lightly salty flavors. There are notes of raspberry, lemon, and light salt.
- Mouthfeel: Light-bodied with good carbonation, the mouthfeel of the Shoot Your Eye Out is very crisp, juicy, tart, and a little salty with a dry, lip-puckering finish.
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