The Chariot "Long Live" Banner ’80s thrash revival) and the

’80s thrash revival) and the coming and going of more “the next great thing” than I care to recall

"Into the Unknown"

From the outset

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the "Judah" referenced is in fact the "N Judah" train

The Chariot "Long Live" Banner ’80s thrash revival) and theOn "Calvin Makenzie," the third track on the Chariot's fourth album, Long Live (all of the song titles are either people's names or abstractions like "The City" and "The Earth"), the typically harrowing hardcore heavy metal track suddenly gives way to a pleasant, sunny pop tune as if the band had been recording over an old tape by somebody else or someone had abruptly changed channels. The metal roar returns, but then disappears again in favor of the