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The second full-length studio album by American Heavy/Power Metal band.
Founded by former Manowar drummer Kenny “Rhino” Earl in 2008, Angels Of Babylon recruited strong acclaim with 2010 debut album "Kingdom Of Evil", which featured Megadeth’s Dave Ellefson on bass. Line-up changes followed, but now the potent force of Earl, vocalist Diego Valdez (Skiltron, Helker), guitarist Ethan Brosh, and bassist Steve Handel (Seventh Calling, Protest), return with the band’s new album and a powerful ear-catching onslaught it is.
With rampant rhythms and sinew-bred riffs, coursing the melodic expanses giving breath to the songs, "Thundergod" is a thoroughly enjoyable if inconsistent encounter and one, which Power and Heavy Metal fans you can only suspect will devour greedily.
The opening title track is an ode to legendary Manowar drummer Scott Columbus (R.I.P.).
If you love melodic “True Metal,” then at least check out the good stuff, because it’s pretty damn good!
Scarlet Records, 2013 (SC 235-0). Made in Italy. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Thundergod 4:15
2. Sondrio 5:15
3. Queen Warrior 4:21
4. What Have You Become 4:59
5. White Star Line 5:16
6. The Enemy 4:16
7. True Brothers 5:02
8. Redemption 5:48
9. King Of All Kings 4:22
10. Turning To Stone 5:41
11. Bullet 3:52
Total playing time: 53:07 min.

Death/Black Metal from Czech.
Extremely pissed Czech Death metal. Interesting song writing - Groove laden in an old school way. Crunchy guitars, tasteful solos, interesting drum-work and grind style vocals (Napalm Death) all recorded with that signature Czech sound (Fleshless, Ingrowing etc..) 
This album is inspired by R. E. Howard's story "...A Witch Shall Be Born".
Metal Age Productions, 2007 (MAP 064)


Tracklist:
1.Bloody Red Crescent 04:15
2.She's A Witch 03:16
3.Crucifiction 03:49
4.A Tyranny Shall Be Born 03:25
5.In the Darkness of Catacomb 04:07
6.Desert's Wolves 03:11
7.Death Isn't Dainty 03:04
8.Wings of the Vultures 03:19
9.What the New Day Will Bring 04:13
10.Through the Ages 06:02
Total playing time: 38:41 min.

Remastered re-release of the debut full-length album by the legendary Canadian Technical Thrash Metal band.
Annihilator's brand of technical, thinking man's Thrash Metal garnered many fans with this fine debut, arguably the best release of the band's career. A brief acoustic guitar piece called "Crystal Ann" introduces the excellent title track: a psychological murder thriller supposedly based on a disturbed young girl's true story.
Leader Jeff Waters takes himself a little too seriously at times (see the Edgar Allan Poe-influenced "Ligeia" and his ridiculously erudite commentary on each song's lyrics), but he is equally prone to refreshing flashes of humor on "Word Salad" and "Schizos Are Never Alone". The spectacularly named Randy Rampage proves himself to be a versatile vocalist on "Wicked Mystic" and "Burns Like a Buzzsaw Blade". The careening closer "Human Insecticide" is magnificent for its sheer speed.
The album is full of technical riffs and solos from guitarist and songwriter Jeff Waters that are sure to please any fan of Thrash Metal. "Alice In Hell" features very few dull moments, as each of the songs are very powerful in their own way, and would not look out of place on a record from any of the big four of Thrash. Somehow the band did not gain the same popularity as some of the other Thrash acts, especially in North America, which is unfortunate, as the band put out some very quality material. "Alice In Hell" ranks near the top of the band's discography, and is definitely an essential Thrash album!!
Re-edition features three bonus tracks!
Roadrunner Records/Cargo Records, 1989/1998 (RR 8723-2). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Crystal Ann 1:41
2. Alison Hell 5:01
3. W.T.Y.D. 3:56
4. Wicked Mystic 3:38
5. Burns Like A Buzzsaw Blade 3:34
6. Word Salad 5:49
7. Schizos (Are Never Alone) Parts I & II 4:32
8. Ligeia 4:47
9. Human Insecticide 4:51
Bonus Tracks:
10. Powerdrain (Demo) 2:49
11. Schizos (Are Never Alone) Parts I & II (Demo) 4:18
12. Ligeia (Demo) 4:56
Total playing time: 49:52 min.


Samples: http://www.last.fm

First re-release of the second full-length studio album by legendary Canadian Technical Thrash/Speed Metal band.
As the highest selling Canadian Metal band, it would be fair to say that they have achieved a large amount across their long and fruitful career, having put out two absolute pillars within Thrash Metal in their first two albums. The band is renowned for the high level of technical proficiency across each instrument as well as their complex and catchy riffs and jumps between fast and slower sections in the blink of an eye. It was this formula that made such songs as "Alison Hell" from their debut album "Alice In Hell" so good, which would continue onto the follow-up.
"Never, Neverland" being a step up from their fantastic debut. The title track, "Road To Ruin", and "'The Fun Palace" are regarded by many as being some of the best tracks the band has ever put out, featuring some memorable vocal lines and spectacular riffing. The bass playing on these tracks is flawless, whilst the drumming is the stuff of legend, with some really Groovy lines. The sheer cohesiveness of this entire release is almost untouchable, and what is even more amazing is that the band's vocal work not only fits in with the other instruments, but actually adds to it. Coburn Pharr has a rather awesome slightly high-pitched shout and sneer that he uses for many songs, occasionally leaping between even higher shrieks and some lower notes to make for the complete vocal performance. "The Fun Palace" kicks this album off in spectacular fashion with some of the best flowing guitar work in Thrash Metal history. Whilst people such as Kirk Hammett just shred as fast as they can and abuse the wah pedal, Jeff Waters scatters various techniques throughout and lays down some beautiful melodies in his solos. This can be found on various songs. "Sixes And Sevens" shows great effect with a chorus that you will roar along to and stamp your feet in the most defiant way possible upon hearing a few times...
Comparable to Metallica and Judas Priest at their heaviest, "Never, Neverland" is a blistering gem that takes no prisoners. Much heavier than the many Pop-Metal units flooding the market in the late '80s and early '90s, it was one of 1990s strongest Metal releases. The true icing on the cake for "Never, Neverland" is its crystal clean but aggressive production job. The guitars have more bite than a pissed off Rottweiler, whilst the drums pound away incessantly without ever completely overbearing the mix. The bass is consistently audible, and the vocals are well-placed right at the centre of the production. This is one of the best jobs in Thrash Metal and really is the last nail in the coffin for almost every other Thrash album attempting to compete with this. If you are a Metal fan, and you have not heard "Never, Neverland", kindly do yourself a favour and listen to this, as it is a masterpiece of Thrash Metal!
Remastered re-edition contains three bonus tracks.
Roadrunner Records, 1989/1990/1998 (RR 8722-2). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. The Fun Palace 5:51
2. Road To Ruin 3:43
3. Sixes And Sevens 5:21
4. Stonewall 4:51
5. Never, Neverland 5:30
6. Imperiled Eyes 5:28
7. Kraf Dinner 2:41
8. Phantasmagoria 4:00
9. Reduced To Ash 3:09
10. I Am In Command 3:35
Bonus Tracks:
11. Kraf Dinner (demo) 2:32
12. Mayhem (demo) 2:54
13. Freed From The Pit (demo) 3:43
Total playing time: 53:18 min.

The second full-length studio album by Italian Heavy/Power Metal band.
With the band's second album, we can see the small, various changes within Anthenora’s approach to their music. The music became heavier and fiercer, as its composers concentrated less on making their new release more 80s like, as it was on the debut. "Soulgrinder" delivers a well-done meld of Old and New School Heavy/Power Metal. The choosing of a rather more modernized sound made wonders for Anthenora. Furthermore, on "Soulgrinder", unlike on the debut, the vocals by Luigi Bonansea are better. Therefore, when it comes to the music, Anthenora served themselves well.
As far as the material goes, it is pretty much the same as on "The Last Command", the songs are chopping and crunching with the sense of Heavy/Power Metal. The themes did not change as well and that is the reason why WWII stories of valour and other fantasy epics are presented with pride, and it won’t ever seem to change.
When testing the overall production, it’s a different story, it looks as if Anthenora wanted to sound heavier and stronger on their new release, that is why they practised their music, under the 80s roots, while introducing a modernized sound. The result is obvious, hard crunchy guitars with hints and moments of almost Thrash-like and crude bass. The compositions presented are fast and speedy as on their earlier material, yet there are tracks that put aside the speed piece and spread out, to a certain extent, to slightly slower tunes. Through these slow tempo demonstrations, you would find it easier to see how these guys progressed as they use modern, joined up with old influences. 
Alongside the instruments and the rhythms, there is the massive improvement in the vocal district. Luigi Bonansea much better with his singing in English as opposed to the debut. As the music got a lot heavier, his pattern became rather crooked and raspy. Moreover, he became relatively fluent and emotional with the lyrics and listeners will actually have the ability to recognize what he is singing about.
All in all, the album is worth to be in your CD player. So, give it a chance and check it out!
My Graveyard Productions, 2006 (MGP004). Made in Italy. First press.


Tracklist:
1. June 6, 1944, Overlord 1:11
2. Dawn Of Blood 3:45
3. Orde Of Hate 4:36
4. A New Rebellion 4:10
5. Soulgrinder 4:43
6. The Call Of The Undead 4:35
7. Hundred Knives 5:01
8. Fatherland 5:18
9. Cassandra 4:52
10. Hellish Fire 5:20
11. Dream Catcher 5:17
12. Steel Brigade 4:18
Total playing time: 53:08 min.

The third full-length studio album by the legendary American Thrash Metal band.
Sharpening the band's sound with excellent production and increased emphasis on speed and aggression, "Among The Living" is the finest album of Anthrax's career with many a memorable refrain, fantastic riff, and tasty solo, sporting fantastic lyrics on top.
"Among The Living" was the breakthrough album and sold close to 100000 copies in the UK. This has to be Anthrax's best album that they have ever released. It has couple of the best Metal songs of all time which are: "Among The Living", "Caught In A Mosh" and "I Am The Law". Scott Ian and Dan Spitz are excellent guitar players. And Anthrax is also one of the best Thrash Metal bands of all time!
Album features "I Am The Law" - a tribute the legendary comic book character Judge Dredd, and "Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.)", which needed to be read backwards in order to get the sense of what the band were on about. And it was a celebration of the life of the late John Belushi. Elsewhere, Anthrax show a socially aware side to their personality on "Indians", while "Caught In A Mosh" connected them firmly with their fans, who’d spend most of a gig moshing around in a frenzied elevation which was a depiction of the impact the music had on them. Album was certified Gold by the RIAA on July 31, 1990. The BBC has described the album as "arguably their big breakthrough", and "often cited by fans as their favorite Anthrax album".
Island Records, Inc./Megaforce Worldwide, 1987/2013 (IMCD 186 (842 447-2)). Made in the EU. Re-press.


Tracklist:
1. Among The Living 5:16
2. Caught In A Mosh 4:59
3. I Am The Law 5:57
4. Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.) 4:54
5. A Skeleton In The Closet 5:32
6. Indians 5:40
7. One World 5:56
8. A.D.I./Horror Of It All 7:49
9. Imitation Of Live 4:10
Total playing time: 50:26 min.

The first Box Set by legendary American Thrash Metal band.
4CD set includes fourth early albums released by Island Records: "Spreading The Disease" (1985), "Among The Living" (1987), "State Of Euphoria" (1988) and "Persistence Of Time" (1990).
A real gem for every Anthrax fan and collector!
Island Records Ltd./Universal Music Catalogue, 2013 (3737009). Made in the EU.


Tracklist:

CD 1: "Spreading The Disease" (1985)
1. A.I.R. 5:45
2. Lone Justice 4:37
3. Madhouse 4:19
4. S.S.C. / Stand Or Fall 4:08
5. The Enemy 5:25
6. Aftershock 4:28
7. Armed And Dangerous 5:43
8. Medusa 4:44
9. Gung-Ho 4:35
Running time: 43:44 min.

CD 2: "Among The Living" (1987)
1. Among The Living 5:16
2. Caught In A Mosh 5:00
3. I Am The Law 5:53
4. Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.) 4:55
5. A Skeleton In The Closet 5:29
6. Indians 5:41
7. One World 5:55
8. A.D.I. / Horror Of It All 7:49
9. Imitation Of Life 4:23
Bonus Tracks:
10. Indians [Alternate Lead] 5:39
11. One World [Alternate Take] 5:55
12. Imitation Of Life [Alternate Take] 4:26
13. Bud E Luv Bomb And Satan's Lounge Band 2:45
14. I Am The Law [Live in Dallas] 6:03
15. I'm The Man [Instrumental] 3:05
Running time: 78:14 min.

CD 3: "State Of Euphoria" (1988)
1. Be All, End All 6:23
2. Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind 5:13
3. Make Me Laugh 5:41
4. Antisocial 4:25
5. Who Cares Wins 7:35
6. Now It's Dark 5:35
7. Schism 5:28
8. Misery Loves Company 5:41
9. 13 0:51
10. Finale 5:50
Bonus Tracks:
11. Friggin' In The Riggin' [B-Side of "Make Me Laugh"] 5:19
12. Antisocial [Live, B-Side of "Make Me Laugh"] 4:39
13. Antisocial [French Version, from "Penikufesin"] 4:26
14. Parasite [from "Penikufesin"] 3:16
15. Sects [from "Penikufesin"] 3:06
16. Pipeline [Instrumental from "Penikufesin"] 2:02
Running time: 75:30 min.

CD 4: "Persistence Of Time" (1990)
1. Time 6:55
2. Blood 7:14
3. Keep It In The Family 7:08
4. In My World 6:24
5. Gridlock 5:17
6. Intro To Reality 3:23
7. Belly Of The Beast 4:47
8. Got The Time 2:44
9. H8 Red 5:04
10. One Man Stands 5:38
11. Discharge 4:13
Bonus Tracks:
12. Protest And Survive [Japanese Bonus Track] 2:22
13. Who Put This Together [B-Side of "Got The Time"] 6:14
14. I'm The Man [Live, B-Side of "Got The Time"] 5:57
Running time: 73:20 min.

Total playing time: 270:48 min.

Fifth full-length album by the legendary American Thrash Metal band.
Anthrax returned to the studio in the fall of 1989 with Mark Dodson (who produced the previous album, "State Of Euphoria") to start work on their fifth album. Recording of the album was difficult, with a large structure fire causing the band to lose more than $100,000 worth of gear and their recording studio on 24 January 1990. Following this disaster, the band moved to a different studio in late February of that year to finish work on the album.
The album's tone is decidedly more contemplative and mature than the bulk of Anthrax's previous work. Abandoning the humor and comic book references which were common on their previous albums, the lyrical focus of "Persistence Of Time" is the need for tolerance and peace.
Reaction to "Persistence Of Time" was mixed, with critics and fans alternately panning and praising this darker sound. The band also introduced a Progressive side of the music which had not been present in their earlier work, while also placing a reduced emphasis on typical Thrash Metal elements such as fast tempo and aggression.
"Persistence Of Time" was the last full Anthrax album to feature vocalist Joey Belladonna until 2011's "Worship Music".
Album was nominated in 1991 for a Grammy Award in the Best Metal Performance category. "Persistence Of Time" highest position on the Billboard 200 chart was No. 24. It was certified Gold by the RIAA on January 17, 1991. As of 2006, album had sold over 275000 copies in the U.S since the beginning of the SoundScan era, bringing the total sales numbers to over 775000 copies in the U.S.
Island Records/Megaforce Worldwide, 1990 (IMCD 178 (846 480-2)). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Time     6:54 
2. Blood     7:06 
3. Keep It In The Family     7:07 
4. In My World     6:23 
5. Gridlock     5:08 
6. Intro To Reality     3:24 
7. Belly Of The Beast     4:46 
8. Got The Time     2:44 
9. H8 Red     5:02 
10. One Man Stands     5:39 
11. Discharge     4:11
Total playing time: 58:52 min.

Re-release of the fourth full-length album by the legendary American Thrash Metal band.
Unlike "Fistful Of Metal", "Spreading The Disease" or "Among The Living" this album doesn't have so much fast guitar riffs. There are still good guitar riffs though some is a little repetitive to. "State of Euphoria" is not a miss and is one of their most underrated albums. The guitars have a very filling sound on here. At this time, most Thrash albums had guitar's which had a kind of flat sound. Like it was there, but it was just missing something. This album basically used all the space in the studio to get the sound right. The bass is hardly ever heard but when it is, it's very Steve Hariss-esque. The drums are very tight on this album, as well. On the last 3 albums the drums were a little loose and rehearsed, but on here they are tightened down incredibly.
Although the album contains some of what would become Anthrax's best known songs such as "Antisocial" and "Be All, End All", critical reception was lukewarm. The album failed to live up to the expectations, commercial and otherwise, set by the band's previous releases, “Among the Living” and the “I'm the Man” (EP).
The album reached #30 on the Billboard 200 chart in late 1988 and was certified Gold by the RIAA.
Anyway, it's a great album and a Anthrax classic that every fan should have!
Island Records Inc./Megaforce Worldwide/Universal Music, 1988/1994/2013 (IMCD 187 / 842 363-2). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Be All, End All 06:22
2. Out of Sight, Out of Mind 05:13
3. Make Me Laugh 05:41
4. Antisocial (Trust cover) 04:27
5. Who Cares Wins 07:35
6. Now It's Dark 05:34
7. Schism 05:27
8. Misery Loves Company 05:40
9. 13 00:49
10. Finale 05:47
Total playing time: 52:35


Samples: http://www.last.fm

Re-release of the ninth full-length studio album and compilation album, in one set, by legendary American Thrash/Speed/Groove Metal band.

"We've Come For You All" was released on May 6, 2003 through Nuclear Blast in Europe and Sanctuary Records in North America. This was the first Anthrax record to feature Rob Caggiano on lead guitar and their final studio album with John Bush on vocals. The album was recorded over one year span at the BearTracks Recording Studio in Suffern, New York. The cover art was designed by comic book artist Alex Ross, while the production was handed by Scrap 60 Productions team. The Who vocalist Roger Daltrey and Pantera guitarist Dimebag Darrell made guest appearances on the album.
The album received positive reviews by contemporary music critics, with About.com crediting it for "getting the band back on track". Despite this, the album only reached number 122 on the Billboard 200, with first week sales of 10000 copies.
Re-edition of "We’ve Come For You All" also features two bonus tracks - an acoustic version of "Safe Home" and a cover of Ramones’ "We’re A Happy Family".

2004’s compilation “The Greater Of Two Evils” was made up of early fan favorites, recorded "live" in the studio over the course of two days. Covering their history from 1984-1990, "The Greater Of Two Evils" is made up of fourteen classic Anthrax songs the fans demanded by way of the thousands of votes from all over the world received on the band’s official website, anthrax.com. Based on those votes, the band entered Avatar studios in NYC one cold and snowy weekend and took a trip back in time to revisit songs from their formative releases "Fistful Of Metal" (1984), "Spreading The Disease" (1985), "Among The Living" (1987), "State Of Euphoria" (1988) and "Persistence Of Time" (1990). These classic tracks were re-recorded for the first time with John Bush on vocals!

Nuclear Blast Records, 2003/2004/2013/2018 (NB 2033-0). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:

CD 1 "We've Come For You All"
1. Contact 1:15
2. What Doesn’t Die 4:09
3. Superhero 4:03
4. Refuse To Be Denied 3:20
5. Safe Home 5:10
6. Any Place But Here 5:49
7. Nobody Knows Anything 2:57
8. Strap It On 3:31
9. Black Dahlia 2:38
10. Cadillac Rock Box 3:41
11. Taking The Music Back 3:10
12. Crash 0:57
13. Think About An End 5:09
14. W.C.F.Y.A. 4:11
Bonus Tracks
15. Safe Home 5:54
16. We’re A Happy Family 5:07

CD 2 "The Greater Of Two Evils"
1. Deathrider 3:04
2. Metal Thrashing Mad 2:47
3. Caught In A Mosh 5:27
4. A.I.R. 6:21
5. Among The Living 5:52
6. Keep It In The Family 7:24
7. Indians 6:38
8. Madhouse 4:26
9. Panic 3:34
10. I Am The Law 6:03
11. Belly Of The Beast 5:41
12. N.F.L. 5:57
13. All End All 6:28
14. Gung-Ho 3:32

The debut full-length album by russian Symphonic Power Metal band.
The sound of this record combines the vigor of Power Metal and the sonority of Symphonic Orchestrations made by the Belgian composer Maliki Ramia. The whole epic sound is complimented with Alexander Kolesov’s forceful tenor and Elena Belova’s delicate soprano. 
The album is dedicated to the fantasy themes. Stories of magic, love and epic battles will take the listener to a whole new world, where the Ancient Forces, woken up by the narrators, might bring the salvation as well as the devastation.
CD features16-page booklet.
For fans of: Nightwish, Within Temptation, Epica, Therion, Catharsis, Aria, and Epidemia!
Selfreleased/Distributed by Total Metal Distribution, 2015 (TMD02/CDD). Made in Russia. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Последний звездопад / Last Starfall 05:29
2. Таийна / Mystery 06:52
3. Рассвет / Sunrise 00:34
4. Штурм / The Assault 05:02
5. Смертный бой / Mortal Fight 05:52
6. Свечи / Candles 05:34
7. Древние Силы / Ancient Forces 00:26
8. Шаман / The Shaman 05:24
9. Одиночество / Loneliness 03:39
10. На Краю Света / At World's End 05:32
11. Пленённый Бессмертием / Captivated by the Immortality 04:48
12. Антиллия / Antillia 05:00
13. Вселенная / Universe 05:08
14. Эпилог / Epilogue 01:37
Total playing time: 61:07


Samples: https://soundcloud.com

The tenth full-length studio album by legendary Canadian Heavy Metal band.
Many bands from the 80s have come and gone, but are remembered in various ways. Some are dearly missed and the demise of the rest couldn't have been cared less about. Poor Anvil seemed to have be forgotten almost completely. That has changed as of late with a documentary about their life receiving rave reviews. Anvil are worthy of the second chance they seem to be receiving.
Anvil's heads are probably as thick as their namesake, but their hearts are filled with the purest of Metal. This album might not be their strongest, but it's indicative of their career. Decades and a multitude of hardships later, they still have plenty of power left in the tank!
Recommended to the seasoned Anvil fan!! Just good ol' hard-hittin' metal!!!
Massacre Records, 2000 (MAS CD0256). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Plenty Of Power 4:02
2. Groove Science 3:21
3. Ball Of Fire 3:51
4. The Creep 3:39
5. Computer Drone 6:16
6. Beat The Law 3:35
7. Pro Wrestling 4:28
8. Siren Of The Sea 4:15
9. Disgruntled 3:20
10. Real Metal 4:23
11. Dirty Dorothy (Bonus Track) 4:34
Total playing time: 45:46 min.

Alternative / Psychodelic / Rock from USA
The All Blacks B.V. / Roadrunner Rec., 2001 (RR 8531-2)


Tracklist:
1.Giving Thrills
2.Don't Wake Me
3.Lazy Hazy
4.Whole World's Insane
5.Hitches
6.Slaves (part 12)
7.Real
8.Fly
9.Turnaround
10.Running Dry
11.Drops of Miracle
12.She
13.Peace Love & Toxic
14.Dear Sylvia
15.Kissing God
16.Wait Until Morning

Third album of Russian Experimental Blackened Death Metal band.
Featured George Bokos (ROTTING CHRIST; ex-NIGHTFALL) and Bruno (HYPNOS; ex-KRABATHOR) as guests!!
HeadXplode Records, 2011. Made in Russia. First press.


Tracklist:
1.Decay 02:37
2.Reborn 04:44
3.Venom 04:30
4.From The Forbirdden Depths... 04:05
5.Dictator 03:57
6.Error 05:07
7.Codex Gigas 04:44
8.Terror 04:22
9.The Falls Of Oceanum 04:19
Total playing time: 38:25 min.

Second full-length album by Korean Black Metal band.
Long running Black Metal band from South Korea retelling the past glory of their ancient culture, the clash of swords, blood and tyranny from the East. This album ripping with ferociously raw underground energy!
Released before on tape only, this CD issue have a slightly different cover (same artwork different configuration). Limited edition to 550 copies.
Mystic Pagan Black Metal at it best!
Fallen-Angels Productions, 2013 (AngeL002). Made in South Korea. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Blackdragon's Authority (黑龙之能)
2. Nemesis Divina (四大天王)
3. Acalanatha (不动明王)
4. Way of Blood (血之道)
5. Upon Consent of the Ancient Warrior's Soul (早衣仙人)
6. Song of the Musa (武将之歌)
7. Thine Hour Hast Come (cover Horde)
8. Bba Bba Bba (cover Crayon Pop)

The fourth full-length studio album by Italian Progressive Power Metal band.
Power, Speed and a certain amount of Symphony and Neoclassicism!
The band cite influences as varied as Bach and Malmsteen, and that is also very obvious, especially with the instrumental tracks. “Tota Pulchra”, for example, sounds like a pissed of Mozart! And “Running In The Labyrinth” is a pure Neoclassicism!!
The guitar sounds almost Thrashy at places, which is also a plus. Perhaps there are too many instrumental tracks, but taste varies, as everyone knows.
Overall, it’s a very good album, and Arachnes have managed to create something of their own drawing from their many influences!
Scarlet Records, 2003 (SC 070-2). Made in Italy. Pressed in Austria. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Osonzes 0:48
2. Battle To The Victory 3:00
3. Primary Fear 4:13
4. The Warning 4:10
5. Still Waters 3:33
6. Thriller 4:37
7. To Escape Death 3:57
8. Not Fair (Prelude) 2:07
9. Not Fair 3:11
10. Tota Pulchra 3:40
11. My Old Refuge 4:07
12. My Son And I 3:43
13. Running In The Labyrinth 5:03
14. Eruption (Keith Emerson cover) 3:00
15. Scherzo In E-Minor 1:30
Total playing time: 50:39 min.

Remastered re-release of the debut full-length studio album by Italian Progressive Power Metal band.
Re-edition contains two bonus track and new packaging.
Scarlet Records, 1997/2001 (SC 036-2). Made in Italy. Pressed in Austria.


Tracklist:
1. The Dreamer 4:19
2. Declaration Of War (From Parallel Worlds) 1:29  
3. War (From Parallel Worlds) 3:44
4. Flash Of The Blade (From Parallel Worlds Brazilian Edition) 3:28
5. Black Rain 3:45
6. Against My Heart 3:46
7. Open Your Eyes 3:52
8. Shut The Door 4:11
9. The Four Elements - Fire 2:21
10. The Four Elements - Earth 2:01
11. The Four Elements - Air 2:29
12. The Four Elements - Water 3:06
13. First Of All 3:51
14. The King 3:53
15. The Barber Of Seville 3:31
Total playing time: 49:46 min.

Second full-length album by Pagan Folk Black Metal band from Tel Aviv, Israel.
Arafel by formed by Russian origin musicians. The band plays Black Metal influenced by Russian and Ukrainian folk music. The music is very dark and dismal, and the atmosphere and production of this record is probably the best!
SPG Releases/Sound Age Productions, 2005/2006 (SAPCD 094)


Tracklist:
1.The Rise 01:46
2.Wrong Future 05:58
3.The Saga of Vengance 11:01
4.Color of Death 06:36
5.Serpent Land 06:57
6.The Call of War 01:41
7.Purification of Wisdom 07:15
Total playing time: 41:14 min.

The debut full-length studio album by Polish Black Metal band.
An incredible mixture of modern Black and Death Metal
from a great band. Original and uncommon arrangements. Great technique and sound. Crushing message and charisma. Aggressive riffing, destructive drums and varied vocals.
The CD comes in 13x13 cm cover format.
Old Temple, 2008 (OLD .23.). Made in Poland. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Abolish 06:04
2. Lazaret 06:00
3. Devotion 05:20
4. MADvision 04:02
5. Unfrock 04:53
6. Heritage Of The Damned 03:50
7. Rise My Pantheon 05:21
8. History Of Dead Time 04:50

First time on CD, remastered re-release of the debut full-length studio album by russian Thrash Metal band.
The first official re-issue of this cult Thrash Metal album on CD!
Metal Race Records, 1998/2015 (MR 011). Made in Russia. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Inhumanity 03:37
2. Hard Hearted 03:38
3. In The Nunnery 05:01
4. Sansara's Wheel 03:44
5. Ice Fire 03:18
6. Anchorite 04:31
7. The Rain And The Pain 03:47
8. The Evil Plans 03:43
9. Kill Their Religion 03:01
Total playing time: 34:22 min.


Samples: https://metalrace.bandcamp.com