Nuclear Assault were one of the early thrash metal bands, having formed in 1984. While many of their peers became more mainstream over the years, Nuclear Assault remained raw and brutal. After a decade apart, the band reformed a few years back and released a new CD last year. They've finally released their first DVD.
Louder Harder Faster clocks in at over 3 hours. It includes a live show recorded at the Louder Harder Faster Festival in 2005. There's also a ton of bonus footage including vintage live footage, studio footage, interviews with band members Danny Lilker and Glenn Evans, two videos and two previously unreleased songs including a cover of "Folsom Prison Blues."
The DVD features both 2.0 stereo and 5.1 surround sound. The audio is decent, and the video captures the essence of the band in their element. Nuclear Assault fans and thrash fans in general should enjoy this DVD, and with a list price of only 12 bucks you can't go wrong.
