Leviaethan ‎Smile LP Brazil Heavy Metal 1989 Thrash RDP MX Sepultura Private

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88

ARTIST: Leviaethan
TITLE: Smile!
LABEL: Rock Brigade Records ‎– RBR-300, Rock Brigade Records ‎– RBR 300/90
RECORD GRADE: VG+
SLEEVE GRADE: VG
NOTES: Includes insert. Official Brazilian first pressing from 89 on Rock Brigade Records!! ____
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Leviaethan – Smile! (1990) Emerging from Porto Alegre in 1983, Leviaethan stands among the pioneering thrash metal forces in Brazil. With Smile!—recorded in 1989 and released in 1990 by Rock Brigade Records—the band unleashed a blistering assault that blended aggressive speed with technical finesse. Frontman Flávio Soares (bass/vocals) snarls atop razor-sharp riffs courtesy of Alexandre Colletti and Carlos “Lots” Henrique, while Danilo Pizzato’s drums drive the relentless momentum  storenvy.com +15 metal-archives.com +15 roadtometal.com.br +15 . Tracks like “The Last Supper” and “Live Free or Die” reveal clear influences from Exodus, Testament, Venom, and Motörhead, yet Leviaethan injects a distinctive South American rawness  metalrevolution.net +4 roadtometal.com.br +4 youtube.com +4 .
Critically, Smile! is viewed as a mature, technical debut that surprised listeners with its songwriting depth and passion  albumoftheyear.org +11 metal-archives.com +11 youtube.com +11 . The album was engineered at EGER Studio in Porto Alegre and has since seen reissues across Europe, appealing to fans of early Sepultura, Dorsal Atlântica, Overdose, and Acid Storm  metalrevolution.net +6 metal-archives.com +6 scareystore.com +6 .
🎧 50 Similar Albums You Might Enjoy This carefully curated selection highlights classic thrash and heavy metal gems, with a strong focus on Brazilian acts and contemporaries of early 90s thrash:
Sepultura – Beneath the Remains (1989)
Dorsal Atlântica – Antes do Fim (1986)
Overdose – Exerceita (1988)
Acid Storm – Acid Storm (1990)
Mutilator – Immortal Force (1987)
Sarcófago – I.N.R.I. (1987)
Heresy – Closure (1992)
Testament – Practice What You Preach (1989)
Exodus – Fabulous Disaster (1989)
Vio-lence – Oppressing the Masses (1990)
Overkill – The Years of Decay (1989)
Anthrax – Persistence of Time (1990)
Dark Angel – Leave Scars (1989)
Heathen – Victims of Deception (1991)
Razor – Violent Restitution (1988)
Whiplash – Insult to Injury (1989)
Artillery – By Inheritance (1990)
Faith or Fear – Imperious (1991)
Korzus – Payback (1991) – Brazilian crossover/thrash
Destruction – Cracked Brain (1990)
Tankard – Stone Cold Sober (1992)
Coroner – Mental Vortex (1991)
Forbidden – Twisted into Form (1990)
Vengeance Rising – Once Dead (1990)
Sacred Reich – Surf Nicaragua (1988)
Panzer – The Strong Survive (1987) – German thrash with raw bite
Ratos de Porão – Brasil (1989) – crossover thrash (Brazil)
Holocausto – Campo de Extermínio (1987)
Torture Squad – Esquadrão de Tortura (1998)
Krisiun – Black Force Domain (1995)
Grin – Agent of Death (1990) – Brazilian speed/thrash
Invaders – War Chiefs (1989)
Violator – Chemical Assault (1995) – Brazilian thrash
Evildead – Annihilation of Civilization (1989)
Nocturnal Rites – The Sacred Talisman (1999)
Riot – Thundersteel (1988)
Megadeth – Rust in Peace (1990)
Death Angel – Act III (1990)
Pantera – Cowboys from Hell (1990)
Cryonic Temple – Square One (1994) – Brazilian power/thrash
Mind Rot – Brainwasher (2010) – revival of Brazilian old-school thrash
Macumbazilla – High Halene Delirium (2014) – modern São Paulo thrash
Nuclear Assault – Handle with Care (1989)
Primal Fear – Primal Fear (1998)
Witchhammer – Tales from the Grave (1999) – Brazilian death/thrash
Raven – Nothing Exceeds Like Excess (1988)
Neurotica – Loser (1990)
Viper – Theatre of Fate (1989) – Brazilian power-metal with thrash leanings
Toxik – World Circus (1987)
Xecutioner (Obituary) – Xecutioner’s Return (1997)
These albums share with Smile! the raw intensity, technical aggression, and underground ethos born from the late 80s–early 90s thrash movement. Expect blistering riffs, fast‑tempo drumming, gritty vocals, and a DIY spirit deeply rooted in Brazil’s metal scene.