Exhorder - Into The Void (Black Sabbath cover) video free download

Roy Baker

Chris Nail is a beast.

Lucas Hipólito

does anyone know if there is a death metal version of this?

The Badger

Killer from Start to finish.

miisu

God please NOOO!

Turbo King

Ohhh heck yes :)BTW this can also be found on "Tribute to Black Sabbath: Eternal Masters"which hes several other excellent Sabbath tribute covers on it :)

Teh Thrasher

Of all the cover versions of this Sabbath classic, i gotta say that this is the best version.

Max Brusil

Personally, I like this more than the original, despite how much i love the original. Can't beat the double kick, guitar sound and harmonies...

Chris Crimson

OOOOWIEEE that's heavy! Makes my version sound weak!!Black Sabbath - Into the Void [COVER]

phijhay marajas

whoah! drum pounding and the guitar works like industrial shredding machine

Roy Baker

Solid state guitar sound.

Poisonsoldier67

loving the double bass added in this cover

Head of Metal

Killer cover....is the distortion up to 11 or 12?

zeppelin1996

I don't like the guitar tone. All crunch and no body to it.

mario1136

Yeah, but I heard that Pantera and Exhorder were actually friends around this era though

FunkMastaMegaFlex

Sabbath def coined that heavy sound! But other bands crafted their own versions of heaviness that others have followed. In an Interivew with Sid Barrett and Roger Waters they ask him "Why? So loud?" And Sid simply responds "Cuase thats how we like it!" Same with King Crimson who created a very eerie different form of heavy, also so did Wind Hawk and Pentagram and also Led Zepplins, Hendrix, and Creams heavy crushing riffs as well.

FunkMastaMegaFlex

Sadly.... Thats why so many people know about Exhorder they are "that band, that sounds like Pantera" or Pantera's less successful roommate in the world of groove metal! At least Exhorder credits Pentera with being more dedicated 2 breakin it big!

mario1136

This is such an awesome cover. Sounds a lot like Pantera.

keefriff99

Really? I love that snare sound...crushing and bright.

keefriff99

True, but Exhorder had access to modern production techniques and equipment that Sabbath didn't have back in the early '70s. Sabbath wrote the book on heaviness. Every band that's come after has just built on Sabbath's foundation

Jopp D

The drum cymbals could be more louder

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