Blitzkrieg

heavy metal

There are at least fifteen artists which have used this name 1. A heavy metal band from England 2. A black metal band from Sweden 3. A hardcore punk band from the United Kingdom 4. An anarcho-punk band from the Netherlands 5. A musical project from the Czech Republic 6. A progressive rock band from Germany 7. A punk band from Germany 8. A punk band from Serbia 9. A coldwave band from Poland 10. An EBM group from Chile 11. An rac band from Germany 12. A punk band from Croatia 13. A metal band from the United States 14. A hard rock band from the United States 15. A Progressive metal band from Indonesia 1) Blitzkrieg was formed in October 1980 after signing a record deal with Neat Records. In the early stages of their career they regularly produced gigs in England, but then later split in 1981. Brian Ross most notably went on to join Satan, another metal band, along with stints in Avenger, Lone Wolf and Unter den Linden. In 1984 Ross and fellow founding member Jim Sirotto, along with guitarist Mick Proctor (ex-Tygers of Pan Tang), bass player Mick Moore (of Avenger) and drummer Sean Taylor (Satan/Blind Fury, ex-Raven) then decided that it was time to record the Blitzkrieg album that was originally planned to be released in 1981, A Time of Changes. It was later released in 1985. The song Blitzkrieg was then covered by popular American band Metallica on the Creeping Death EP. Metallica's drummer, Lars Ulrich commented that Blitzkrieg was one of their main influences, along with D...