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Vulcano – Anthropophagy (1987) [Full Album | Brazilian Thrash Metal]

Band: Vulcano Album: Anthropophagy Type: Full-length Year: 1987 Country: Brazil Genre: Thrash Metal Label: Rock Brigade Records Note: Not listed. LINEUP: Zhema – Guitars Angel – Vocals Fernando Levine – Bass Arthur – Drums Guest/Session: Hansen (R.I.P. 2017) – Guitars (lead, track 5) TRACKLIST: 00:00 1. Red Death – 03:26 03:30 2. Death Angel's Armies – 02:28 06:01 3. Brainwash – 02:48 08:51 4. F.T.W. (Fuck the War) – 02:57 11:51 5. Fallen Angel – 06:22 18:24 6. Anthropophagy – 02:48 21:15 7. Anyone Can Kill – 04:00 25:20 8. Stirring – 03:51 29:14 9. (Am I Crazy?) – 00:53 30:17 10. Megathrash – 03:06 33:29 11. Upright – 03:18 Released in 1987, Anthropophagy represents Vulcano pushing deeper into thrash aggression and social commentary amid Brazil's underground metal explosion. With raw production that amplifies the band's ferocity, the album blasts through high-speed riffs and Angel's snarling vocals on tracks like "Red Death" and "Death Angel's Armies," setting a tone of chaotic rebellion. "Brainwash" and "F.T.W. (Fuck the War)" deliver anti-establishment fury with pounding rhythms, while the epic "Fallen Angel" (featuring Hansen's lead guitar) adds a darker, more atmospheric edge. The title track "Anthropophagy" explores cannibalistic horror with relentless speed, and closers like "Megathrash" and "Upright" seal the record with pure thrash anthems. Lyrically blending war critiques, madness and violence, this album solidified Vulcano's role in the Brazilian extreme scene alongside Sarcófago and early Sepultura. A gritty essential for fans of 80s South American thrash: fast, furious and unapologetic.