Way back in the mists of 2020, SHRAPNEL released “Palace for the Insane”, their third full-length album. It was, to put it mildly, a triumph. Previously tethered, and tightly, to the old-school thrash mast, the British band had outgrown their roots and become more sophisticated, more adventurous and…
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