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ENTHRALLMENT “People from the Lands of Vit” /CD/

3rd full-length album by Bulgarian Oldschool Brutal Death Metal band. Music is brutal yet technical; all instruments play a major role in the formation of every intense song. The string section is totally heavy and sick, delivering riff after memorable riff. Driving percussion blasts and pounds and..

€ 2.90

ENTHRONED "Black Goat Ritual (Live In Thy Flesh)" /CD/

First live album from Belgian Black Metal band. Belgian Black Metal purists Enthroned unleash a violent live assault in front of a hungry South American audience. These 14 ripping and raw tracks are added to with previously unreleased studio track "Eternal Misery", which falls right..

€ 5.90

ENTHRONED "Black Goat Ritual (Live In Thy Flesh)" /CD/

First live album from Belgian Black Metal band. Belgian Black Metal purists Enthroned unleash a violent live assault in front of a hungry South American audience. These 14 ripping and raw tracks are added to with previously unreleased studio track "Eternal Misery", which falls right in li..

€ 3.90

Product Code: IROND CD 04-931

€ 11.90
Price in bonus-scraps: 119

Description

The sixth full-length album by cult Belgian Black Metal band.
Enthroned are, along with Cirith Gorgor, one of those bands who surely deserved more luck and attention by the whole scene. While Marduk and Dark Funeral are considered almost Rock Stars, this band continued releasing very good albums, without giving a damn about the other bands.
Back in 2004, they released “Xes Haereticum”, an album that surely could kick Marduk’s ass in that period. After a violent, brutal album like “Carnage In Worlds Beyond” it was difficult to put out another effort like that. But Enthroned did it. This album is simply great, simply Enthroned style!! They survived to a small period of crisis, with “Armoured Bestial Hell”, that anyway, it's not a bad album but they definitely returned stronger than ever with this one.
This is also the last album of the mythical singer Lord Sabathan, with his typical hellish, screamed voice. His screams are a trademark of Enthroned and they can be recognized among lots of bands.
"Crimsom Legions" opens this new effort and the first thing you can hear is the new drummer: amazing! He is fast as hell, technical and extremely good!! The guitar lines are, as usual for Enthroned, very inspired in "a violent melody", because they are violent Black influenced and very creative at the same time. The long, slow solos over the main rhythm guitar sounds create a sinister, black, epic atmosphere. Great song!! The legion marches on! The following "Dance of a Thousand Knives" is one of the most violent tracks of the album with a great solo break in the middle…dark atmosphere from hell…unique. "Blacker than Black" is a title that explains everything: in this case Enthroned, at the beginning, play very slowly and evil, but the excellent part comes from the fast break in the middle. The most “Epic Black” side of the band can be found in "Vortex of Confusion" song, with the guitar melodies alternated to furious Black influences and blast beats. The only instrumental song is "A.M.S.G." where the instruments are not so clear. They wanted to create a small, occult break to stop for a while the incredible violence of this album. "Night Stalker" song is just amazing; so influenced by melody in the guitar sound with the non-stop blast beats. Sabathan is still a great vocalist, especially in "Hellgium Messiah" song, where the most violent side of the band is shown, along with "Demon’s Claw". Total brutality!
One of the best Enthroned's work. Highly recommended for those who want an inspired, various and f*****g heavy Black Metal album!!
Napalm Records/Irond Ltd., 2004 (IROND CD 04-931). Made in Russia.

Tracklist:
1. Crimson Legions 04:42 Show lyrics
2. Dance of a Thousand Knives (Moksha Bhakti) 03:43
3. Last Will 03:31
4. Blacker than Black 04:05
5. Vortex of Confusion 07:02
6. A.M.S.G 03:12
7. Demon's Claw 03:10
8. Night Stalker 03:05
9. Seven Plagues, Seven Wraths (XES Revelation) 07:13
10. Hellgium Messiah 04:54
Bonus Tracks:
11. Crucified Towards Hell 2:50
12. Satanic Metal Kult 3:36
13. Under The Guillotine 4:10
Total playing time: 55:23

ENTHRONED “Xes Haereticum” /CD/

The sixth full-length album by cult Belgian Black Metal band. Enthroned are, along with Cirith Gorgor, one of those bands who surely deserved more luck and attention by the whole scene. While Marduk and Dark Funeral are considered almost Rock Stars, this band continued releasing very good albums, w..

€ 11.90

Product Code: MOSH021CDL

€ 12.90
Price in bonus-scraps: 129

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Re-release of the debut full-length album by the legendary Swedish Death Metal band.
With their monumental debut album, "Left Hand Path", Entombed crashed through the gates of the international Death Metal scene and foreshadowed the pivotal role that Scandinavia would soon play in the evolution of the then-burgeoning genre. These Swedes had earlier made ripples throughout the underground with their "But Life Goes On" demo (1989), as well as their prior demos as Nihilist, which had gotten them signed to Earache. "Left Hand Path" did more than make ripples upon its 1990 release, however - it came crashing like a tidal wave. Beyond doubt it raised the bar for Death Metal, significantly challenging American trailblazers like Death, Obituary and Morbid Angel. What Entombed did was take the extremity of Earache's stable of British Grindcore bands (Napalm Death, Carcass and Godflesh) and apply it to the elaborate songwriting structures of the aforementioned American Death Metal bands. It was the best of both worlds - over the top extremity complemented by intricate songwriting - and it wasn't more than a year or two later that everyone and their brother were following Entombed's lead (e.g., Carcass' "Necroticism" 1991, Napalm Death's "Harmony Corruption" 1990). But no one did it quite as well as Entombed does here on "Left Hand Path"; in fact, even the band itself struggled to follow up this album and quickly moved on stylistically.
As for the album itself, few of the songs stand apart from one another, apart from the epic title track, which opens the album and is highlighted by an eerie, unforgettable ambient break; rather, the album plays like a 40-minute wall of sound, one that is downright relentless. The band grinds away on song after song as monstrous vocalist Lars-Göran Petrov growls away like a caged, dying beast. The songs are fairly complex - they're only a few minutes long, granted, but they don't follow clear-cut patterns and are interwoven with numerous guitar solos, which particularly set Entombed apart from the Grindcore bands of the time. The band's dual-guitar attack allows for heavy soloing without ever forsaking the nonstop riffing, and everything - from the guitars to the vocals - sounds slightly overdriven, to the extent that the instruments blur into a swirling tide of noise yet remain slightly distinct. By the time you reach the end, you have to let out a big sigh - it's surely not an album you want to end, but then again, the finale does admittedly come as a calming relief.
As aforementioned, "Left Hand Path" is a monumental accomplishment, not only for Entombed but for Death Metal in general. The band would go on to record many more fine albums, but none would be quite as epochal and seminal as this one!!
Earache reissued the album on CD with two bonus tracks: "Carnival Leftovers" and "Premature Autopsy." These tracks don't sound out of place, but to an extent they do dilute the succinct impact of the album as it was originally intended.
Earache Records, 1990/1999 (MOSH021CDL). Made in UK.

Tracklist:
1. Left Hand Path 6:39
2. Drowned 4:01
3. Revel In Flesh 3:43
4. When Life Has Ceased 4:11
5. Supposed To Rot 2:03
6. But Life Goes On 2:59
7. Bitter Loss 4:22
8. Morbid Devourment 5:25
9. Abnormally Deceased 2:58
10. The Truth Beyond 3:25
11. Carnal Leftovers 2:58
12. Premature Autopsy 4:25
Total playing time: 47:09

Samples: http://earache.bandcamp.com

ENTOMBED “Left Hand Path” /CD/

Re-release of the debut full-length album by the legendary Swedish Death Metal band. With their monumental debut album, "Left Hand Path", Entombed crashed through the gates of the international Death Metal scene and foreshadowed the pivotal role that Scandinavia would soon play in the evo..

€ 12.90

Product Code: MOSH 082CDL

€ 13.90
Price in bonus-scraps: 139

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Re-release of the third full-length album by the legendary Swedish Death Metal/Death 'n' Roll band.
Entombed, one of the premier Death Metal bands of the early '90s, boldly ventured into new musical territory with "Wolverine Blues", the band's third excellent album in a row. The album marked a move away from band's Death Metal roots to the more traditional Hard Rock and Metal style onward called Death 'n' Roll which they would continue to explore with future albums. "Wolverine Blues" is such a departure from past efforts, in fact, it's debatable whether this music even qualifies as Death Metal, given its standard Rock characteristics: comprehensible vocals, steady tempos, and verse-chorus-verse songwriting. None of these characteristics is associated with Death Metal, and indeed, purists might perceive Entombed's development on "Wolverine Blues" as an abandonment of the very principles that won the band such underground acclaim in the first place. Some purists might even go so far as to consider the album a sellout. Most reasonable listeners, however - including even the most impassioned Death Metal purists - will likely find much to appreciate on "Wolverine Blues". It's that impressive.
Album also worth mentioning that it features L-G Petrov back on vocals.
For sure, Entombed's previous albums, "Left Hand Path" (1990) and "Clandestine" (1991), were excellent, among the finest Death Metal efforts of their time, but their stylistic trappings were well evident. The growled vocals, breakneck tempo shifts, and amorphous song structures, to cite a few key characteristics, were fairly inaccessible to the type of mainstream Metal listener. "Wolverine Blues", on the other hand, is that rare album brutal enough for the Death Metal crowd yet at the same time accessible enough for the Metal mainstream. For instance, the vocals of Lars-Göran Petrov are mostly comprehensible; however, they're delivered with such ferocity, they're as powerful as, if not more so than, the most guttural Death-growl. Likewise, the guitars of Uffe Cederlund and Alex Hellid riff along at a steady tempo, but they're so heavy, they cut like a buzzsaw (as on "Heavens Die") and pummel away like a jackhammer ("Demon"). Along with the drumming of Nicke Andersson, which is hard-hitting yet never to the point of blastbeat, it's the songwriting of "Wolverine Blues" that is most removed from the confines of Death Metal.
These are especially distinctive songs by Entombed, every single one each unique in its own way and graced with a memorable hook, particularly the album standouts "Wolverine Blues", "Hollowman" and "Out of Hand." Clearly, a lot can be made of Entombed's bold venture into new musical territory with "Wolverine Blues", and you can bet Metalheads will debate the album's stylistic merits for years to come. What's beyond argument, though, is that "Wolverine Blues" is the third impressive effort in a row by one of the best Metal bands of the early '90s, and as impressive as the past two albums were, this one is by far the most inviting and most deserving of widespread recognition!!
Guitar World Magazine labeled "Wolverine Blues" as "1994’s best Death Metal effort and quite possibly the finest Death Metal album of this decade". In 2005, "Wolverine Blues" was ranked number 494 in Rock Hard magazine's book of "The 500 Greatest Rock & Metal Albums of All Time".
Earache Records, 1993/1999 (MOSH 082CDL). Made in UK.

Tracklist:
1. Eyemaster 3:18
2. Rotten Soil 3:25
3. Wolverine Blues 2:13
4. Demon 3:17
5. Contempt 4:32
6. Full Of Hell 3:20
7. Blood Song 3:23
8. Hollowman 4:25
9. Heavens Die 4:14
10. Out Of Hand 3:08
Total playing time: 35:15

Samples: http://earache.bandcamp.com

ENTOMBED “Wolverine Blues” /CD/

Re-release of the third full-length album by the legendary Swedish Death Metal/Death 'n' Roll band. Entombed, one of the premier Death Metal bands of the early '90s, boldly ventured into new musical territory with "Wolverine Blues", the band's third excellent album in a ro..

€ 13.90

ENTROPIA “Takte Morbid” /CD/

Brutal GoreGrind/Death Metal from Spain. Valiac Rock Produccions, 2005 (V010) Tracklist: 1.Rebentat 04:35 2.Dret A Mort 03:14 3.Sodomia Kristiana 02:12 4.Santeria Proletaria 03:32 5.Soc Tu 03:53 6.Skum (Napalm Death Cover) 02:00 7.Fuck Bush 00:11 8.Mata Al Teu Botxi 03:55 9.Hematomes ..

€ 3.90

Product Code: P18R 102

€ 7.90
€ 5.90
Price in bonus-scraps: 59

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Official re-release of the debut full-length album by Australian Melodic Thrash Metal band.
Envenomed started in 2005, working their way through the ranks in terms of lineup changes, stylistic development, and eventually releasing their first self-titled EP in 2009. In the interim between that release and this current full-length record, in 2012 the band released a single for “Global Deception” – which happens to appear as the last track here. The quartet perform in a Melodic Thrash platform – opening up a lot of dynamics in terms of their abilities and songwriting horizons.
Opening with a galloping rhythm and a melodic riff, "Evil Unseen" wastes no time thundering into its infectious groove, and as “Will of Man” begins, you’re greeted by vocalist Anthony Mavrikis’ undeniably engrossing style. This is coupled by the excellent, pounding bass work of Liam Wagener and the consistent one-two punch of the guitars and drums; the former of which comprises the innovative, Metallic solos and riffs courtesy of Brendan Farrugia, with the latter maintaining the backbone of the band. Adam Bartleson’s drum lines course onwards like a voracious beast. At times, they beat an understated melody, and at others, they gorge themselves on the meaty rhythms, bouncing off the walls like this maniacal creature eagerly awaiting the moment it can burst out onto the stage, tearing down the proverbial gates with it, to spectacular and forceful rhythms as the double-bass notes kick in.
Perhaps one of the best things that works to Envenomed’s favour here is that "Evil Unseen" is different from most other Thrash Metal albums you’ll find today, and that becomes immediately noticeable just from the opening title track alone. With traditional Metal influences happily saturating much of its sound, Envenomed describe their sound as being Melodic Thrash, a title which in itself is intriguing. There are many elements that make themselves known throughout the listening experience of this album. Whilst the double-bass that make up those familiar Thrash Metal tones are there, the elements that unexpectedly rear their heads at various stages are interesting in themself. This comprises such things as engaging hooks, soaring choruses, and immersive guitar solos that are strewn throughout the mix. On its own, that mightn’t sound so revolutionary, but it is something that certainly helps this record to stand out from other Thrash Metal albums currently on the market.
Those who favor a cleaner vocalist with gang-oriented background support, twin guitars and lightning fast tempo changes should go gangbusters over Envenomed! Killer stuff here, folks!!
For fans of Metallica, Megadeth, Iron Maiden and Symphony X!!!
Punishment 18 Records, 2014/2015 (P18R 102). Made in Italy. First press.

Tracklist:
1. Evil Unseen 0:54
2. Will Of Man 4:18
3. Spoils Of Victory 4:31
4. Burn The Sun 3:26
5. Falling 5:11
6. Within Me 4:12
7. Disobey The Beast 4:09
8. Mechanical Enemy 4:06
9. The Shadowland 4:17
10. Spirit Machine 5:11
11. Demonocracy 4:09
12. Global Deception 4:52
Total playing time: 49:16

Samples: https://envenomed.bandcamp.com

ENVENOMED “Evil Unseen” /CD/

Official re-release of the debut full-length album by Australian Melodic Thrash Metal band. Envenomed started in 2005, working their way through the ranks in terms of lineup changes, stylistic development, and eventually releasing their first self-titled EP in 2009. In the interim between that rele..

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€ 5.90 € 7.90

Product Code: CD001/2014

€ 5.90
Price in bonus-scraps: 59

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The debut full-length album by Italian Extreme Progressive Metal band.
Formed by Italian bassist Riccardo Liberti in 2010, EpisTheme is a five piece Progressive Metal outfit. Featuring seven tracks and just under forty minutes of music, EpisTheme takes the listener on a journey through varying shades of Progressive Metal that could loosely be placed within the confines of late eighties era of Fates Warning, mixed with the dark and brooding nature of Deadsoul Tribe and Extreme Progressive Metal a la mid-period Opeth or a less djenty version of Meshuggah. That’s a lot of ground to cover, really it is, but EpsiTheme manages to scatter all of those influences throughout their debut album and manage to still sound unified.
Despite the band’s claim that their music is Progressive Death Metal, the music on Descending Patterns is better described as Dark and emotional Progressive Metal. Sure the band injects a good bit of heaviness throughout, like the staccato riffing during “Endless Apathy” or the Groovy chugging during “Blindside”, but their bread and butter so to speak comes when the band introduces their dark sense of melody. The melodic minor picking and Jazzy bass line during “Eyeland” and the ghostlike quietude during “Shades of May” show the band’s Progressive leanings, but with a darker shade than usual. Songs like “Silent Screaming” attempt to bridge the gap between the heavy and the serene, with smooth and clean vocals over high octane riffing and double kicked drums, but it sounds somewhat forced when piled on top of each other. Another example, “Erase That Frame”, which starts with a Prog Death lick, similar to "Still Life"-era Opeth, builds into a choppy track that really crumbles under its own weight, until a melodically infused, minor key segment breaks the stagnancy.
"Descending Patterns" is a solid album, this is truly and acts to watch out for, as they have the proper chops and their song writing skills are top notch. Riccardo Liberti and crew have released an enjoyable debut that fans of Progressive Metal (who don’t mind a little screaming in the mix) should enjoy! Fans of Progressive and/or Extreme Metal shouldn’t look past this great debut release, and what a debut release it is, because it has probably got more than a few spins in it if you give it the chance!!
For fans of Meshuggah, Dream Theater and Opeth!!
Selfreleased, 2014 (CD001/2014). Made in Italy. First press.

Tracklist:
1. Eyeland 04:07
2. Erase That Frame 05:52
3. Silent Screaming 05:33
4. Shades of May 03:33
5. Blind Side 06:32
6. Endless Apathy 06:39
7. Nemesis 06:32
Total playing time: 38:48

Samples: https://soundcloud.com

EPISTHEME “Descending Patterns” /CD/

The debut full-length album by Italian Extreme Progressive Metal band. Formed by Italian bassist Riccardo Liberti in 2010, EpisTheme is a five piece Progressive Metal outfit. Featuring seven tracks and just under forty minutes of music, EpisTheme takes the listener on a journey through varying shad..

€ 5.90

EPITOME "TheoROTical" /CD/

Re-release of the fourth full-length album by Polish Death Metal/Grindcore band. Unbelievable speedy shot into your face! 11 tracks of speed, murder vocals and great riffs covered in very good sound and political lyrics. Sick and twisted Gore/Grindcore from Poland!! Defense Records/Mythrone Prom..

€ 3.90

EPYSODE "Obsessions" /CD/

The debut full-length album by Belgian Progressive Metal band. With Epysode Samuel Arkan (guitarist of the band Virus IV) presents a fascinating new band project. Since years Arkan was working on what will now be released as “"Obsessions"”, with help from many high class music..

€ 4.90

ERIC CLAPTON “Journeyman” /CD/

The eleventh full-length studio album by legendary British Blues Rock guitarist and singer. The 1989 solo album from Eric Clapton features a slew of artists including Phil Collins, Robert Cray, George Harrison, Cecil Womack, Gary Burton and more! Heralded as a return to form for Clapton, who had s..

€ 12.90

ESSENZA “Blind Gods And Revolutions” /CD/

The fourth full-length album by Italian Heavy Metal band. Essenza really understand how to mix different heavy styles into an album, and how to make a good sound by keeping the riffs rolling, combined with bombastic drums. The essential components of these songs include raw sounding guitar riffs an..

€ 3.90

ETERNAL FLIGHT “Positive Rage” /CD/

The debut full-length studio album by French Progressive Heavy/Power Metal band. It is not easy to create innovative power metal these days, so every effort to do so needs to be applauded. Eternal Flight makes a concerted attempt to create a distinct product with their full-length debut. Staying aw..

€ 9.90

ETERNAL PERDITION “Burnt Offerings” /MCD/

The debut studio mini-album by Swedish Death/Thrash Metal band. The band was founded in 1998 as Disgustor and released one compilation (2000) and one demo (2018). Line-up includes members of Amenophis, Aggressive Mutilator and Wanton Attack. For fans of early Morbid Angel, Pestilence, Morgoth and..

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€ 5.90 € 9.90

ETERNAL PSYCHO “Trail Of Agony” /CD/

The second full-length studio album by Spanish Melodic Modern Industrial Metal band. Eternal Psycho returned with a new record, "Trail Of Agony" - a complex album of authentic Melodic Industrial Metal, inheriting the direct sound of bands like Nine Inch Nails or the legendary Ministry.&nb..

€ 9.90

ETERNAL SILENCE "Between The Unseen" /MCD/

Second release by Norwegian Melodic Gothic Black Metal band. Bassist of Keep of Kalessin on vocal! For fans of later Dimmu Borgir and Cradle of Filth. CD includes “Deirotic” bonus video clip. Baphomet Records, 2001 (BAPH 114) Tracklist: 1. Deirotic 05:25 2. The Invisible Strik..

€ 2.90

Product Code: RRR-013

€ 9.90
Price in bonus-scraps: 99

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The second full-length studio album by Japanese Symphonic Black Metal band.
It seems that 2013 has been a very important year for this elegiac Black Metallers from Tokyo. On 20th of February they released a re-recorded, rearranged, remixed and remastered edition of their debut full-length album "The Abyss Will Also Gaze Into Thee: Ricordo" and on September 20th they released their second album "Millendium". Ethereal Sin were formed back in 1997 by Yama Darkblaze and they have undergone countless line-up changes and several breaks. Anyway, 16 years after the band’s birth, its second full-length album is finally out!
If you have only listened to the original version of their debut album, you will be totally astonished by the overall improvement of the band in "Millendium"! But if you have checked the re-recorded version, which made the debut album almost unrecognizable, you would somehow be prepared. First of all their sound has nothing to do with the raw, almost “amateur” efforts of the past. The band has now great production, with a more polished sound, yet powerful and extreme. Their music is Epic Symphonic Melodic Black Metal with soprano female vocals and Black Metal screams.
“Millendium” contains 15 songs with a total duration over 57 minutes. The album has a very bombastic atmosphere, moving in fast tempo rhythms most of the time. The band has composed many wonderful melodies, with beautiful balance and interesting dialogues between Symphonic and Extreme Metal. Melodic riffs and lead guitars are combined with majestic symphonic synths and a wide variety of vocals. Morgan Le-Fay’s operatic vocals are quite dominant in their sound. Yama’s Black Metal screams are still influenced by Cradle of Filth, but he is improved very much compared to the first album and he has now a much more personal style. The band also uses choirs and clean vocals, as well as a few more quiet atmospheric passages, making the whole result much more interesting. "Millendium" is a concept album, dealing with a war that ended an ancient Kingdom that prospered for a thousand years, thus the album title “end + millennium”. Their lyrics are in English with a few verses in Latin and Japanese, all available in the CD booklet.
Ethereal Sin made a really impressive comeback in 2013. "Millendium" recommended to fans of epic Symphonic Extreme Metal. Released by Red Rivet Records and Yama’s own label Evoken de Valhall Production, with 12-page booklet designed by Yama himself.
CD comes with OBI strip.
Evoken De Valhall Production/Red Rivet Records, 2013 (RRR-013). Made in Japan. First press.

Tracklist:
1. Millendium - Prologus De Oblivious
2. Finem Millennium
3. Wolves Howl In The Lunar Eclipse
4. Millendium - Pluviae Foresta
5. Master's Prophecy
6. Nightfall Garden
7. Age Of Asura
8. Immortalis Cor
9. Millendium - Nostalgia
10. Solitude,Eternally...
11. Nocturnal Crimson Rain
12. Heretic Warcry
13. Field Of Sorrow
14. Millendium - Epilogus Recordationis
15. Domus Cards

ETHEREAL SIN “Millendium” /CD/

The second full-length studio album by Japanese Symphonic Black Metal band. It seems that 2013 has been a very important year for this elegiac Black Metallers from Tokyo. On 20th of February they released a re-recorded, rearranged, remixed and remastered edition of their debut full-length album &qu..

€ 9.90

Product Code: 88691956202

€ 11.90
Price in bonus-scraps: 119

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The ninth full-length studio album by the legendary Swedish Hard Rock band.
This album of Swedish Soft Metal veterans finds Europe singing the Blues. Big, beefy, melodic, and bristling with '70s riffage and croaking Hammond B-3 swells, "Bag Of Bones" revels in Hard Rock clichés, but does so with enough energy and attitude to warrant more than a cursory listen. The Led Zeppelin aping, as has been the case in the years since they achieved Stadium Rock sainthood with "The Final Countdown", is still in full effect, especially on "Drink and a Smile", but at least they've got it down to a science. Caught somewhere between "Badmotorfinger"-era Soundgarden, early Deep Purple, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, "Bag Of Bones" offers up some gems in the blistering Europe's debt crisis: opener "Riches to Rags", the Neo-Prog-Pop of "Firebox", and the Bad Company-meets-Cinderella balladry of the moody title cut.
The whole band shines thanks to Kevin Shirley’s devastating production job, but the emphasis is surely on the twin stars of Joey Tempest and John Norum who turn in performances that are simply stunning from start to finish. "Bag Of bones" is a stunning, adrenalin charged, emotional and sexy forty minutes of Classic Hard Rock album. Better, miraculously, than the quite excellent "Last Look At Eden", there is no disputing that Europe are on the form of their lives and, perhaps with the exception of Black Country Communion, there is not a similarly themed band who can touch them at this point in time!
Cherish this album because it has one quality that so few modern bands lack – integrity. Europe have lived larger than life, seen the highs and lows of enduring fame and weathered the storms of fickle fortune to emerge wiser, stronger and better than ever with an album that is not only a career high but also a strong contender for Rock album of the year!!
"Bag Of Bones" is the first Europe album to chart in UK Top 100 Albums since "Prisoners In Paradise" in 1991 and also entered in UK Top 40 Rock Albums at number 3.
Hell And Beck AB/Gain Productions AB/Sony Music, 2012 (88691956202). Made in Austria. First press.

Tracklist:
1. Riches To Rags 3:04
2. Not Supposed To Sing The Blues 5:12
3. Firebox 3:46
4. Bag Of Bones 5:30
5. Requiem 0:28
6. My Woman My Freind 4:24
7. Demon Head 3:58
8. Drink And A Smile 2:21
9. Doghouse 3:57
10. Mercy You Mercy Me 4:30
11. Bring It All Home 3:38
Total playing time: 41:01 min.

EUROPE “Bag Of Bones” /CD/

The ninth full-length studio album by the legendary Swedish Hard Rock band. This album of Swedish Soft Metal veterans finds Europe singing the Blues. Big, beefy, melodic, and bristling with '70s riffage and croaking Hammond B-3 swells, "Bag Of Bones" revels in Hard Rock clichés..

€ 11.90

EUROPE “Collections” /A5 Cardboard CD/

The fifth re-release of the third compilation album by legendary Swedish Soft/Glam Metal band. Released in 1998 worldwide as “Super Hits”, it was re-released in 2004 in Europe as “Let The Good Times Rock”, in 2005 in Australia, Taiwan, Canada and Europe as “Collections..

€ 14.90