When "Filth Hounds Of Hades", Tank’s legendary debut album, was released on Kamaflage Records in 1982, it not only made huge waves within the NWOBHM community at home, it also topped the import charts on the East Coast of the United States. The second album "Power Of The Hunter" was released the same year as "Filth Hounds Of Hades" (1982), so two full-length albums within less than twelve months. That’s quite a feat. The album starts and grabs your attention with a killer riff in "Walking Barefoot Over Glass"; but this is really just a taste of the good things to come. The next two songs "Pure Hatred" and "Biting and Scratching" are mid-paced rockers that showcases Tank's ability to meld swinging rhythm, blues based metal solos, choruses that are catchy as hell, and driving bass guitar and hard rock drumming into a listening treat. Other of Tank's groovy offering on this album are "Used Leather", "Set Your Back on Fire", and "Filth Bitch Boogie". The barn burners on this album are "T.A.N.K" which moves along with a double-bass kick drum, and "Red Skull Rock" which is is a speedy rocker, and "Power of the Hunter" which starts by bludgeoning you with a hard driving bass guitar and rhythm guitar attack much like Motorhead. This is an under-rated classic!