It was primarily a nasty dose of bad timing that finished XENTRIX off first time around. The triumphant comeback of the British thrash legends pulled off with 2019’s “Bury The Pain” must have felt like hard-earned vindication. As they tapped instinctively into the inventive but fearlessly straight-a…
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