Description
CIA – In The Red – Vinyl Record
Brand new, never played and still in the factory plastic but small promo cut in jacket
Features Glenn Evans of Nuclear Assault
In the Red is the sole studio album by C.I.A., a project spearheaded by Glenn Evans, the drummer of Nuclear Assault. Released on May 15, 1990, under Combat Records, this album showcases Evans’ multifaceted talents as he undertook the roles of vocalist, guitarist, bassist, and drummer.
Track Listing:
Extinction
Natas
In the Red
Buried Alive
N.A.S.A.
Mind over Matter
Flight 103
Moby Dick (Part 2)
Turn to Stone
Samantha
In the Red embodies the quintessential elements of thrash metal, characterized by its rapid tempos, aggressive guitar riffs, and intense drumming. Evans’ decision to handle multiple instruments and vocal duties lends the album a raw and unfiltered quality. The lyrics traverse themes ranging from societal issues to personal reflections, delivered with the fervor typical of the genre.
The album received mixed reviews upon its release. Some critics commended Evans’ instrumental prowess, particularly his drumming and guitar work. However, others critiqued his vocal performance and the album’s production quality.
While In the Red did not achieve significant commercial success, it stands as a testament to Glenn Evans’ versatility and ambition as a musician. The album offers a unique perspective within the thrash metal scene of the early 1990s, reflecting the experimental endeavors of artists branching into solo projects.
In the Red remains a noteworthy entry in the thrash metal genre, particularly for fans interested in the broader works of Nuclear Assault and the individual pursuits of its members.
