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SS were among the earliest pioneer bands of Thrash/Extreme Metal in Venezuela, along with Tinieblas, Exorcion, Necrosis and Stratuz. The band reformed in 2010 and released a 2-song-single in 2014 with re-recorded old songs. Also recorded a demo (again with re-recorded old songs) in 2017. Born in Barquisimeto in 1983 with the following line up: Brutalis Waffen - Vocals, Drums Alex Hinojosa - Bass Luis Eduardo Rodríguez - Guitars in 1984 there is a first line up change: Jesús Pérez: Drums Aníbal Pazo: Vocals 3 studio tracks are recorded 1985: "Toma Conciencia”, “Déjalos Morir” e “Incrustado en el Metal" (this last song will be broadcasted on the radio and it will be the first metal song ever aired on radios in Barquisimeto) , with a still clear heavy metal sound and influence from Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Saxon In 1986 3 more songs are recorded: “Mientras Vivo”, “Cámara de Torturas” and “Sangre de Metal”. The music style now is more aggressive and much more into thrash/speed metal. With this line-up they will play several times in places like Instituto Politécnico, Club Comercio and Club Chileno in Barquisimeto. In 1987 Aníbal Pazo quits the vocal duties, so the band is establishing as a 3-piece line-up: Alex Hinojosa: Vocals, Bass Luis Eduardo Rodríguez: Guitar Jesús Pérez: Drums 6 more songs are recorded in 1987 with a music style which mixes speed, trash and early black metal: "Averno", "Vaticano" and "Grito de Rebelión”, “Herejía”, “Herederos de la Muerte” and “Ratas del Infierno" The last live show with the original members was at Estadio de Beisbol de Cagua, Estado Aragua on December 1989 with two more bands: Exorcion and Horus. The band re-activated in 2010 Despite their National Socialist looks they are not National Socialist.