Genre: Rock
1 | No More Time |
2 | The Human Condition |
3 | See Through You |
4 | Another Day |
5 | For Whose Advantage? |
6 | Running White Faced City Boy |
7 | Come Tomorrow |
8 | Questions |
9 | The Bitter End |
10 | Kept in the Dark |
11 | A Friend To You |
12 | Incite |
13 | Waiting |
14 | Desperate Remedies |
15 | Release |
16 | Reasons for Destruction |
17 | Black Embrace |
18 | Position of Security |
19 | Dark Enemy |
20 | Caught You Living |
21 | No Compromise |
22 | Back in the Real World |
23 | Creed |
24 | Scourge |
25 | 13 Years |
26 | The Hand That Feeds Itself |
27 | Ghost Busters (live) |
28 | Never Be |
29 | All Bleed Red |
30 | The Order of Chaos |
31 | Reward |
32 | False Ideals |
33 | Strength Of Persuasion |
34 | Shadows of Doubt |
35 | Pure Thought |
36 | Balance of Power |
37 | Ghost Busters |
38 | New Beginnings |
39 | Bad Blood |
40 | Blood Nation |
41 | Breathe |
42 | Crimes |
43 | Heaven Cent |
Xentrix are a British thrash metal band of the 1980s hailing from Preston, Lancashire. Xentrix were one of the leading lights of the British Thrash movement. They had music videos for their cover of Ray Parker, Jr's Ghostbusters, For Whose Advantage and for their track The Order of Chaos which had regular air time on Headbangers Ball. Xentrix's biggest show was at Wembley in 1991, opening for Slayer. Xentrix never gained global notoriety, but had many underground performances with audiences of over 2,000 to 5,000 people in attendance.
The band gained notoriety when its demo sparked interest with a 5 star rating from Kerrang magazine. Roadrunner Records then contacted the band asking them why they had not been sent a copy, and arranged an audition with the band. After the audition to band was signed to the label and recorded their first album Shattered Existence in the summer of 1989 and toured with Sabbat to support the album.