Performing US kind of thrash metal, with traces of crossover, but with an abundance of fresh ideas and a still unexhausted energy supply, Exorcizphobia is a force to be reckoned. Their most successful effort to date, titled “Digitotality”, had an unfortunate destiny to be published at the first wave of Covid-19 infections and was therefore impossible to promote it as it absolutely deserves. And what a shocker that record was (and still is)! However, the first chance these guys had, they brought the album on stage. In Prague this time, at 007 club. Six tracks of the album’s eight found their way into the set-list for the evening. Three more are from the EP “Friend of Lunacy” that came out a few months before the show in question. Exorcizphobia blazes through the set like a bonfire in the darkest night. Seeing how “Digitotality” and the ensuing EP are the current pinnacles of their creation, “Live at 007” is basically a “best of” selection of songs. That being said, there could be no mistake about the utter explosion of unrelenting strength and power that takes no breaks nor does it take prisoners. It’s just a matter of pushing the play button and the rest will come naturally.