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BATTLECROSS

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'Pursuit of Honor' is available on Metal Blade Records http://ow.ly/dnUZm and Available on iTunes http://ow.ly/dnUWn
Biography
A sonic metal assault that leaves audiences pumped with adrenaline, Battlecross have come a long way in such a short period of time. Sharing the stage with acts like GWAR, Goatwhore, Origin, Hate Eternal, Dying Fetus, Aborted, Vital Remains, Devil Driver, and The Absence among others across the Midwest, their first video for "Push Pull Destroy" from their Metal Blade Records debut album Pursuit Of...See More
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"one of the most 'complete' heavy metal albums I have heard in recent times" MetalAssault.com

"A mix of Black Dahlia Murder-esque savagery and Testament-live precision."
Revolver Magazine

"You'll mosh, you'll sweat, and you'll remember. Easily one of the better metal debuts of 2011, "Pursuit of Honor" will leave you breathless, maybe even skinless."
Blabbermouth.net

"Tightness, conciseness and stellar riffery"
MetalSucks.net

"A thick spread of no-fuss metallic gunfire"
Metal Hammer

"Thanks for putting the "metal" back in Metal Blade."Andy/Metal Mark -
Heavy Metal Time Machine

"What (Don) Slater brings to the tunes is astounding and will turn the head of many a metal bassist and make them take a long hard look at their nether regions."
Jason Guest - SeaOfTranquility.org

"Heandbanging is not just mandatoryit's compulsive. "Joseph Schafer - NoCleanSinging.com

"You can hear stabs and slices of Maiden, Slayer, Testament, Lamb of God, and Devildriver and the like throughout the album but all enclosed within the Battlecross fist and might. "
Ringmaster - Ringmaster Music Review

"Pursuit Of Honor" is perhaps one of the best albums on the modern thrash metal scene. Battlecross could easily replace one of the top 4 of thrash metal if they keep producing albums like this one."Nico Davidson - valkyrianmusic.com

"There is something so nostalgic about how Battlecross stick to thrash metal roots and then, at the same time, something so refreshing about their interpretation of how metal has evolved"
Simon Crawley - MetalForge.com