A comprehensive review of Sodom’s album, “The Arsonist,” highlighting its place within the band’s discography. Both critics praise the album for its uncompromising heaviness and aggressive thrash metal sound, noting its connection to their punk and early death metal influences while still feeling fresh. They discuss specific tracks, such as “Witchhunter” as a tribute, and commend the band’s ability to evolve their sound without sacrificing their core identity. While one reviewer suggests a slight reduction in runtime, both agree that “The Arsonist” is a strong and characteristic release from the veteran German thrash band.
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