Almost exactly one quarter of a century ago, PRIMAL FEAR began their noble quest. The late ’90s appeared to be a prolonged lean period for traditional heavy metal, but German metal stalwarts Mat Sinner and Ralf Scheepers had other ideas. Unapologetic in their debt to “Painkiller”-era JUDAS PRIEST, P…
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