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North Texas thrash since 1985 — one of the first thrash bands in the Dallas–Arlington–Ft. Worth metroplex, playing regularly again since a 2005 reunion, with a first-ever anthology, Thrash in Pain or Die Insane, released in October 2025.

“The Lone Star State even had its own Slayer! Riding out of Dallas like a tornado, spitting out guitar splinters, came sick-sounding early thrashers Rotting Corpse.”
— Ian Christe, Sound of the Beast author & Bazillion Points founder
“When we play, it trips people out. It’s refreshing. We approach it from the early Exodus, Slayer, Dark Angel, Nasty Savage type of vein. It’s like a time capsule.”
— Steve Murphy, in Harder Beat, 2005

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Black and white photo of Nervosa's bassist screaming mid-song through stage haze, a bass guitar angled across the frame in front of Marshall and Ampeg cabinets

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Rex Brown, with long grey-blond hair and a white long-sleeved shirt, playing a natural-wood bass on a stadium stage while security staff in blue vests stand in front of the crowd

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Rex Brown: Pantera’s Bassist, From an Arlington Lab Band to the Reunion

He joined the Abbott brothers as a teenager in 1982 and is still playing those songs to stadiums in 2026. Here is the career, the records, the basses and the book.

Tom Araya, with long dark hair and a grey beard, singing into a microphone while playing a black bass under blue stage lights, with a Slayer skull backdrop, two white inverted crosses and a Yamaha drum kit behind him

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Tom Araya in Texas: How Slayer’s Frontman Became “Completely Texan-ized”

He was born in Chile and raised in Los Angeles, and he has spent three decades in small-town East Texas. Here is the move, the ranch, the speedway and the bass.

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