What makes Hell on Earth (Toxic Holocaust album) by Toxic Holocaust notable?

'Hell on Earth' not only solidified Toxic Holocaust's place in the thrash metal revival but also received critical acclaim for its authentic sound reminiscent of 80s metal. The album helped them gain a loyal following, leading to increased performances and opportunities within the underground metal circuit. Released in 2005, 'Hell on Earth' marked Toxic Holocaust's third studio album, following their breakout release 'Evil Never Dies' in 2003. At this point in their career, frontman Joel Grind was solidifying his reputation in the thrash metal scene with his gritty sound and DIY ethic, further establishing the band's identity within the resurgence of old-school thrash metal.