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1995 EP by Destruction
Them Not Me
EP by Destruction
Released9 June 1995
GenreGroove metal
Length19:36
LabelBrain Butcher
Destruction chronology
Destruction EP
(1994)
Them Not Me
(1995)
The Least Successful Human Cannonball
(1998)

Them Not Me is an EP by the German thrash metal band Destruction. The period without original vocalist Marcel "Schmier" Schirmer is often called "Neo-Destruction". They released three albums with Thomas Rosenmerkel on vocals: Destruction, Them Not Me and The Least Successful Human Cannonball, although the band does not consider these albums part of their official discography.

Reception

The EP was given poor reviews on many heavy metal websites. Many reviewers mentioned that the production quality of the EP was far superior to its musical quality. The final track, "Mentally Handicapped Enterprise", was reviewed as the best song of the EP. Many reviewers saw this album as the lowest point in the career of Destruction.

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Scratch the Skin"3:39
2."Live to Start Again"3:04
3."Bright Side of Leprocy"4:01
4."Push Me Off the Windowsill"4:05
5."Mole"0:41
6."Mentally Handicapped Enterprise"4:06
Total length:19:36

Personnel

  • Thomas Rosenmerkel – vocals
  • Michael Piranio – lead guitar
  • Mike Sifringer – rhythm guitar
  • Christian Engler – bass
  • Olly Kaiser – drums

References

  1. ^ "Destruction – Them Not Me – Reviews – Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives".
Destruction
  • Marcel "Schmier" Schirmer
  • Randy Black
  • Damir Eskic
  • Martin Furia
  • Mike Sifringer
  • Thomas Rosenmerkel
  • Harry Wilkens
  • Michael Piranio
  • Christian Engler
  • Tommy Sandmann
  • Oliver Kaiser
  • Sven Vormann
  • Marc Reign
  • Wawrzyniec Dramowicz
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EPs
Live albums
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