New York for which it was sold out under 3 minutes. They also played that year's Maryland Deathfest. In a January 2017 interview at 70000 Tons of Metal, the members of Demolition Hammer were asked if the band will record a follow-up to 1994's Time Bomb. Bassist and vocalist Steve Reynolds replied, "We've talked. But we were so busy just trying to work all this in, we haven't really solidified any plans for that. But we're still talking about it." Guitarist James Reilly added, "Now that we see how well this is going, we do have it in our heads to start writing some new material and see where it goes." Musical style In reference to a national tour in 1991, it was written that Demolition Hammer played "lightning-fast songs with complex structure and shifting rhythms." Another writer referred to Reynolds and Sykes as "riff machines" while also complimenting the band's songwriting ability. The band's sound is generally considered a fusion of thrash metal and death metal. The change of style towards a groove metal sound heard on Time Bomb drew ire from some fans of thrash metal. Members Steve Reynolds – bass, vocals (1986–1995, 2016–present) James Reilly – guitar, backing vocals (1986–1993, 2016–present) Derek Sykes – guitar, backing vocals (1988–1995, 2016–present) Angel Cotte – drums (2016–present) Former John Salerno – drums (1986–1988) Vinny Daze – drums, backing vocals (1988–1993; died 1996) Alex Marquez – drums (1994–1995) Touring Members Dennis Munoz – guitar (1995) Mike Usifer – guitar, backing vocals (1992) Timeline Discography Studio albums Tortured Existence (Century Media, 1991) Epidemic of Violence (Century Media, 1992) Time Bomb (Century Media, 1994) Compilations Necrology: A Complete Anthology (Century Media, 2008) Demos Skull Fracturing Nightmare (1988) Necrology (1989) References External links Facebook Musical groups established in 1986 Musical groups disestablished in 1995 Musical groups reestablished in 2016 American thrash metal musical groups Death metal musical groups from New York (state) Heavy metal musical groups from New York (state) Musical groups from the Bronx 1986 establishments in New York City