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"Look Into Fear‘s Eye" is the second full-length album by Ukrainian Death/Groove Metal band.
10 tracks concerning the problem of man’s fear in the fight with yourself throughout life.
Brand heavy sound is the hallmark of the band that will be appreciated by every fan of Heavy Metal music.
Album was recorded in Hertz Studio, Poland (Behemoth, Vader, Decapitated and others).
Artworks created by Gustavo Sazes, Brazil (Arch Enemy, Morbid Angel, Amaranthe, Legion Of The Damned, Firewind, etc…)
This CD will be a great addition to the collection of every Metalhead!
Metal Scrap Records, 2015 (MSR095/CDD). Made in Ukraine. First press.
 

Tracklist:
1. Superman 03:57
2. Splitmind 03:13
3. District Hate 03:09
4. Resurrected 03:47
5. F. F. F. 02:43
6. Gentle War 03:50
7. Provocation 04:37
8. Lunacy 04:02
9. X3 03:51
10. Cobra 06:24
Total playing time: 39:38 min.

 

Re-release of the second full-length album by American Thrash/Crossover/Melodic Death Metal band.
Californias’s D-beat kings D.I.S. are at it again, punishing humankind with a lethal dose of frantic crusty DM & Grind! Second album showcases a powerful band going for your jugular with an astonishing precision.
Killer Blackened, Thrashy, Crust/Hardcore/Groove Crossover of the better kind: Swedish Death Metal guitar sounds, dark atmospheres, pissed off vocals, crusty melodies, Hardcore tempos in a great combination!!
Re-edition features two bonus tracks among which a cover of Disrupt's "A Life's a life"!
Featuring current members from Impaled and Phobia, D.I.S. is a must for everybody into old Entombed, Disfear, Wolfbrigade, Nausea, Doom and Phobia!!
PRC Music, 2012/2013 (PRC12). Made in Canada.


Tracklist:
1. Becoming Wrath 
2. Assimilation
3. Stay Damned
4. No Guillotine Like the Truth
5. Sea of Disdain
6. Scarabs Nest
7. Built for the End
8. Edges
9. The Crushing Low 
Bonus tracks:
10. A Lifes a Life
11. Slaue To The Grind


http://destroyedinseconds.bandcamp.com


 

The first re-release of the fourth full-length studio album by legendary American Hardcore Punk/Thrash Metal/Crossover band.
D.R.I.'s most successful album, which continues the Thrash Metal style of the previous album, "4 Of A Kind". "Thrash Zone" is pretty much straightforward Metal, with little of the band's Hardcore Punk roots in its unapologetically slick sound. "Thrash Zone" is an immense improvement over its immediate predecessor. Kurt Brecht's yowling vocals and forgettable lyrics are largely downplayed in favour of showing off the band's best assets: Spike Cassidy's efficient Punk Metal guitar lines and the whiplash dynamics of bassist John Menor and drummer Felix Griffin, who handle the dips into slow, thudding mosh sections and curves into triple-speed overdrive with relative ease.
The album produced the song "Beneath the Wheel", which was made as a music video and received airplay on MTV. The song was also featured in the video game "Skate 2". The album also contained the song "Abduction", which would also have a video made for it.
Hardcore's late-'80s swerve into Metal is still basically a lousy idea (one that most bands quickly abandoned after "Nevermind" hit the charts and Metal was suddenly very much out of fashion again), but "Thrash Zone" is a better than average example of the form!
Metal Blade Records, 1989/1995 (3984-17002-2). Made in Germany. Repress.


Tracklist:
1. Thrashard 3:40
2. Beneath The Wheel 5:36
3. Enemy Within 2:43
4. Strategy 4:19
5. Labeled Uncurable 3:03
6. You Say I'm Scum 1:54
7. Gun Control 4:58
8. Kill The Words 4:43
9. Drown You Out 2:30
10. The Trade 4:28
11. Standing In Line 1:34
12. Give A Hoot 3:55
13. Worker Bee 0:56
14. Abduction 4:03
Total playing time: 48:22 min.



Samples: https://dirtyrottenimbeciles.bandcamp.com 

Japanese edition of the second full-length album by the Norwegian Melodic Hard Rock band.
Do you remember back in the day when band Europe ruled the airwaves? If so, you might also remember other scandinavian acts like Dalton, Treat, Skagarack and Fate? Predominantly hailing from Sweden and Denmark, these ultra melodic bands with their giga hair-do’s became pretty popular with their listener-friendly approach to and interpretation of traditional AOR-formulas. But amongst all these Swedish/Danish bands, there was a hidden force waiting to be unleashed…. That force was also known as Da Vinci! 
Hailing from Norway they fit into the geographical area of Scandinavian music and their sound was, arguably, the very essence of the subgenre. Their first album, titled "Da Vinci", was a so and so affair, showcasing a rather brilliant potential which was, sadly, overshadowed by Europe and Treat in particular. Bands that had taken charge of creating hit songs of the Scandi AOR sound. Da Vinci disappeared in the vast amounts of cliché bands even before they had a chance to show what they were capable of. Their great capacities were not put to life before the band released this, their second release called ”Back in Business”. Unfortunately too late to capture the high chart positions… They could really have paved the way for a lot of acts, had they only been around a couple a years before with this album. In other words, this album is a classic of the genre! 
Superb production, driving guitars, keyboards grandiosos and those naive, but very catchy melody lines. 
It should be a mandatory part of your collection!!
Japan edition features different cover artwork.
Polygram Records A/S Norway/Zero Corporation, 1989 (XRCN-1049). Used: like new.


Tracklist:
1. Touchdown 4:17
2. Call Me A Liar 5:00
3. Young Hearts 3:40
4. 9 And 10 3:12
5. Turn Down The Lights 5:03
6. Millions Like Us 3:33
7. Pink Champagne 3:19
8. Circus Maximus 4:34
9. Hold Back The Tears 5:09
10. Last Time 4:43
11. Blame It On The Radio 4:13
Total playing time: 46:43


Samples: http://www.last.fm
 

Second full-length album by American Industrial/Melodic Death/Groove Metal band.
Daath's ambitious sophomore album, “The Hinderers”, already challenges a few musical conventions by meshing ample Symphonic and Electronic elements into an otherwise archetypal Death Metal sound - but that's not even as surprising as their extensive lyrical immersion in Kabbalistic mysticism.
“The Hinderers” is incredibly enjoyable album with great riffs and great melodies. It is a very big step ahead of their much simpler independent debut “Futility”. The drums sound punishing, the guitars are clear and crisp, and the keyboards complement the sound well without overwhelming the mix. The keys add an important role to the music. They demonstrate the melodies and harmonies of the former combined with the technicality and brutality of the latter and some fairly run-of-the-mill vocals. The production, handled by the very proficient James Murphy, is excellent, as one would expect. Metal elitists will turn up their noses due to the more mainstream sound, but those with an open mind can find plenty to love here.
From start to finish this is a well-written album and excellent major label debut for these guys from Atlanta!
Album contains guest solos by James Murphy (ex-Death, ex-Testament and ex-Obituary) and James Malone (Arsis)!!
Roadrunner Records, 2007 (RR 8049-2). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Subterfuge 03:39
2. From the Blind 03:47
3. Cosmic Forge 04:27
4. Sightless 03:17
5. Under a Somber Sign 03:36
6. Ovum 03:27
7. Festival Mass Soulform 03:23
8. Above Lucium 04:08
9. Who Will Take the Blame? 04:25
10. War Born (Tri-Adverserenade) 02:02
11. Dead on the Dancefloor 03:57
12. Blessed Through Misery 04:12
13. The Hinderers 04:23
Total playing time: 48:26

The first re-release of the only full-length studio album by cult Portuguese Melodic Black Metal band, side-project of four of five members by legendary Moonspell, led by Fernando 'Langsuyar' Miguel Santos Ribeiro.
Back in the years of 1997, 1998 E.V., Langsuyar (Fernando Ribeiro's alter ego), invoked his most occult ghosts and hermetic studies, to perform a last ritual. The result was an amazing conjuration of pure demonic force and bestial elegance that became "Hermeticum", the one-off album by Dæmonarch. All songs (except for "Call From The Grave", which is a cover version of a Bathory song) are based on poems that Fernando Ribeiro composed at the age of 14-16. The only then-active Moonspell member that didn't participate on this record was drummer Miguel Gaspar and instead of hiring a session musician, the project simply used a drum computer, which isn't uncommon for Black Metal bands. After the release of "Hermeticum", the side project was disbanded.
"Hermeticum" has been out of print and sold out for too long now, and this reissue brings back all the dark ritualistic vibes that once possessed the life and the work of Langsuyar. Dæmonarch's first and only strike is an absolute must-have record, even if you have to pay a more elevated price for this unfairly forgotten rarity that even most Moonspell fans don't seem to know. This record really deserves to see its name being spread and getting some more attention after all these years. This album is different enough from other Moonspell albums to deserve its own banner, but if you like the usual Gothic Metal style of this band, you will also appreciate this little masterpiece. Let's hope that Moonspell's members bring this project back to life one day!
Re-edition includes upgraded artwork and features 12-page booklet with the long-lost lyrics to all the songs, recovered from the very pits of hell by the author himself.
Century Media Records Ltd./Alma Mater Records/Rastilho Reords, 1998/2020 (AMR-XVIII-MMXX-CD). Made in Portugal.


Tracklist:
1. Lex Talionis 05:32
2. Of a Thousand Young 04:27
3. Corpus Hermeticum 04:51
4. Call from the Grave (Bathory cover) 04:37
5. Samyaza 04:27
6. Nine Angles 05:38
7. Incubus 04:44
8. The Seventh Dæmonarch 06:17
9. Hymn to Lucifer 04:11
Total playing time: 44:44 min.

For the first time on standard vinyl, the only full-length studio album by cult Portuguese Melodic Black Metal band, side-project of four of five members by legendary Moonspell, led by Fernando 'Langsuyar' Miguel Santos Ribeiro.
Back in the years of 1997, 1998 E.V., Langsuyar (Fernando Ribeiro's alter ego), invoked his most occult ghosts and hermetic studies, to perform a last ritual. The result was an amazing conjuration of pure demonic force and bestial elegance that became "Hermeticum", the one-off album by Dæmonarch. All songs (except for "Call From The Grave", which is a cover version of a Bathory song) are based on poems that Fernando Ribeiro composed at the age of 14-16. The only then-active Moonspell member that didn't participate on this record was drummer Miguel Gaspar and instead of hiring a session musician, the project simply used a drum computer, which isn't uncommon for Black Metal bands. After the release of "Hermeticum", the side project was disbanded.
"Hermeticum" has been out of print and sold out for too long now, and this reissue brings back all the dark ritualistic vibes that once possessed the life and the work of Langsuyar. Dæmonarch's first and only strike is an absolute must-have record, even if you have to pay a more elevated price for this unfairly forgotten rarity that even most Moonspell fans don't seem to know. This record really deserves to see its name being spread and getting some more attention after all these years. This album is different enough from other Moonspell albums to deserve its own banner, but if you like the usual Gothic Metal style of this band, you will also appreciate this little masterpiece. Let's hope that Moonspell's members bring this project back to life one day!
Re-edition includes upgraded artwork and features 12-page booklet with the long-lost lyrics to all the songs, recovered from the very pits of hell by the author himself.
Limited to 500 copies, Black/Red Marbled Vinyl in gatefold cover.
Century Media Records Ltd./Alma Mater Records/Rastilho Reords, 1998/2020 (AMR-XVIII-MMXX-LP). Made in Portugal.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. Lex Talionis 05:32
2. Of a Thousand Young 04:27
3. Corpus Hermeticum 04:51
4. Call from the Grave (Bathory cover) 04:37
5. Samyaza 04:27

Side B
6. Nine Angles 05:38
7. Incubus 04:44
8. The Seventh Dæmonarch 06:17
9. Hymn to Lucifer 04:11

Total playing time: 44:44 min.

Russian edition of the second full-length album by Israeli Symphonic Black Metal band.
Dagor Dagorath play an exotic blend of Israeli instruments along with the more traditional Symphonic laden Black Metal music. "Dissident" is a very well-played and orchestrated album, with tons of obscure atmospheres. There are many dark and eerie arrangements skillfully incorporated in all nine of their songs here. Dagor Dagorath remind of Dimmu Borgir, with awesome hints of Aborym and Emperor, with even some synth club-like elements found on the eclectic “Dazzled By Light And Darkness”. Don’t worry, this is not a dancy song, just features some really neat keyboard lines towards the end of the song.
Considering this band is a three piece, they sound like a six piece band with tons of talent and creativity. These guys are very focused on the uniqueness of their songwriting and musical abilities, and it definitely comes across clearly on “Dissident”.
Dagor Dagorath should be judged on the strengths of their creative vision and an epic direction their songwriting takes on this CD. Seeing that they’ve now been together as a band since 2003, 12 years to be exact, is a positive sign in the band’s future merits. Check it out and let the ancient and dark feelings of Israel and the Middle East engulf your spirit!!
Fono Ltd./More Hate Productions, 2015 (FOP062CD /MHP 14-125). Made in Russia. 


Tracklist:
1. Intro 00:31 
2. Panopticon 06:03 
3. Possessed 04:39 
4. Dear Leader 04:22 
5. Desired Hellespont 05:01 
6. Dissident 04:29 
7. Fire and Forget 04:43 
8. Sign of Kain 04:17 
9. Dazzled by Light and Darkness 04:49 
10. Zion 04:29
Total playing time: 43:23

The second full-length album by Ukrainian Melodic Black/Dark Metal band.
Blacksters from Kherson celebrated the tenth anniversary with the release of a mature record, clearly showing their creative views and proactive stance. "Militant" Black Metal here takes an equal share with the "mysterious" Dark Metal - the balance was very correct, and the band sounds quite independently, without causing the first minutes of direct association with more established world famous bands.
In "Dark Poetry" musicians gave it seriously, pushing aside youthful maximalism, which could vaguely be seen on the last two releases. Noticeable growth, high professionalism and machined to perfection material can not remain indifferent to any listener, interested in Black Metal. What musicians succeeded is not only to record excellent release, but make it completely justified and conceptualized.
"Dark Poetry" woven from the excitement of mysticism. This album is a kind of product perception otherworldly and supernatural forces, the result of fantasies and dreams, which is mixed death, war, ancient gods, with their inflexible greatness and the formation of a new world order; spirit of antagonism, personality and morals, the birth of a new religion to replace Christianity - these topics are involved in this work.
Metal Scrap Records/More Hate Productions, 2011 (MSR020/CD - MHP 10-076).


Tracklist:
1.Geometry Of Shadows 03:07 
2.Bloody River 05:50
3.The Legaсy 04:37 
4.Black Arrows Of Hatred 05:30
5.Enstoned 04:02 
6.The Other Side 04:29
7.Ancient Mother 06:07
8.Tomorrow Will Never Begin 06:07
9.From Earth To Heavens 06:20
Total playing time: 46:13 min.

Debut full-length album by Malaysian Brutal Death Metal/Grindcore band.
Damokis are neither a Carcass - worship and -copycat, nor another Porngrind band. This four-piece is also heavily influenced by those old European Stenchcore bands from the late 1980s, like, for example, Intense Degree and Filthy Christians. They must be one of the oldest bands there, since they are around since 1995 and released several splits, an EP and at least one demo. After 12 years of hiatus, releasing several splits and singles, Damokis makes a triumphant return with a debut full-length!
"Grinding Mother Whore" quite a pleasure to listen to, just like the frequent use of movie- and even comedy-samples. These samples also prove Damokis to be not too serious in their intentions. Sounds like refreshing stuff? It is, even though it sometimes sound pretty outdated.
What you are holding and likely listening to now is the distinct vibes riffs yet catchy tracks from this fat Grinders. Hailing from Malaysia, this 30 minutes of old school Grindcore are mixes with the likes of Insect Warfare and Groinchurn!
Come on, give old fashioned stench and Grindcore a chance!! A Must for all Grindcore Lovers!!!
Grundar Production/Ograsmatron Production, 2012 (GP002 / OP008). Made in Malaysia. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Return of the Goldilocks     01:50 
2. Crime Watch     01:17 
3. To Know U is to Kill U     01:54 
4. Fundamentalists     01:42 
5. Strengthen the Weakness     02:20 
6. Highway Chaser     01:38 
7. Grinding Motherwhore     02:05 
8. Lantai Enam     01:35 
9. Habitat for Humanity     01:38 
10. Zeal in Obidience     00:30 
11. Proclaim the Victory     01:46 
12. Doomed to Stay, Stay Infested     01:07 
13. Night of the Ultimate Dracula     01:15 
14. Goldilocks Strikes Back     02:08 
15. That's Hell     02:47 
16. Decomposed     01:29 
17. Brutal Existance (radio edit)     03:05
Total playing time: 30:06

The third full-length album by international project.
The third page in the history of russian-Ukrainian experimental duet Dan Deagh Wealcan it's abig journey in search of total stylistic madness. More eclectic and more distinctive album is also a conceptual work about the subjective specifics of fragmented consciousness. It’s an attempt of analyzing the various processes that occur in our mind and their influence on our view of reality. It’s a way to gather the pieces of thoughts into one and try to accept yourself for who you really are.
Sixteen musical "fragments" were recorded throughout the year 2015 and together are the inevitable creative evolution of the duet, maintaining the distinctive style of the previous two albums and bringing new overtones along as well.
The stylistic classification of the band is getting harder and harder with every released album. It is a bizarre melting pot of Industrial, Post-HardCore, Progressive, Alternative Metal, Art Rock, Electronic, Noise, Symphonic Rock, New Prog, Mathcore.
The album was mastered once again by Anton Vorozhtsov at TA Productions, located in Zaporizhzhya, Ukraine.
For fans of: Nine Inch Nails, Tool, Ministry, Porcupine Tree, Mike Patton, Devin Townsend. As well as: Slayer, Radiohead, TDEP, Muse, Hans Florian Zimmer and over all for all fans of unusual, genre-defying music!
Another Side Records, 2016 (ASR15-118). Made in Ukraine. First press.


Tracklist:
1. theArt?Of:Login 01:17
2. Neednothing 03:24
3. Number*Nine 03:39
4. [Stuck.in.This] 03:16
5. I'am=Confused 03:16
6. GreatAttractor 02:51
7. In5tasis 05:43
8. strangeWAR 02:44
9. bleedThrough: 04:22
10. Private_asylum. 02:23
11. Broken)Cluster 02:34
12. A-Void 02:25
13. Memory+Mngmnt 04:10
14. De.Fragmentation 03:03
15. Enou8h... 03:12
16. Dissolution:176 02:30
Total playing time: 50:56

Debut full-length album by international duo from Moscow (russian) and Zaporizhzhya (Ukraine) is an experimental work with combined genres. Unusual stylistically and compositionally, the music of the team is incest in many branches of alternative and heavy music interspersed with Electronic and Alternative Rock, wrapped in a Lo-Fi sheath.
What happens if at the same time to be inspired by the expression of The Dillinger Escape Plan, freedom of Jimi Hendrix, Punk aggression of Converge and The Armed, countless Progressive bands, multi-layered sound and melody of Nine Inch Nails? The answer is… this album that is not similar to any of the foregoing individually and is self-contained product with a unique sound.
Recording and mixing the album stretched out on two years, and was mastered at the TA Production studio (Zaporizhzhya).
"Two Straight Horizontal Lines And The Organized Chaos In Between: Director’s Cut" - it’s a stream of thoughts of one single person, zipping through his mind in a split second. This is an attempt to understand himself. This is an attempt to reconcile with the fact that going around. It is desire to give meaning to everything...
For fans of: The Dillinger Escape Plan, Nine Inch Nails, Converge, Tool, Norma Jean, Ministry, Porcupine Tree and all fans of extraordinary, intractable for identification genres of music.
Total Metal PR Agency, 2015 (TMPR01-91/DT). 
 

Tracklist:
1. Beware of Lines! 02:20
2. Paranoia? I’m Aim! Assure You! 02:40
3. I’ve Just Threw Out My Phone and Sanity 02:32
4. Logical - Version 3.76 03:28
5. Well, Just Burn It Down 02:51
6. Det Sista Ljuset 01:55
7. iCD10Q031V2010WTF!? 02:44
8. The Number Was Too Long, so I Forgot It 02:26
9. Defy Yourself By Yourself 03:00
10. Mediterranean Sky 05:52
11. Pointlessness 04:52
12. Tears 03:40
Total playing time: 38:23 min.

 

Debut full-length album by international duo from Moscow (russian) and Zaporizhzhya (Ukraine) is an experimental work with combined genres. Unusual stylistically and compositionally, the music of the team is incest in many branches of alternative and heavy music interspersed with Electronic and Alternative Rock, wrapped in a Lo-Fi sheath.
What happens if at the same time to be inspired by the expression of The Dillinger Escape Plan, freedom of Jimi Hendrix, Punk aggression of Converge and The Armed, countless Progressive bands, multi-layered sound and melody of Nine Inch Nails? The answer is… this album that is not similar to any of the foregoing individually and is self-contained product with a unique sound.
Recording and mixing the album stretched out on two years, and was mastered at the TA Production studio (Zaporizhzhya).
"Two Straight Horizontal Lines And The Organized Chaos In Between: Director’s Cut" - it’s a stream of thoughts of one single person, zipping through his mind in a split second. This is an attempt to understand himself. This is an attempt to reconcile with the fact that going around. It is desire to give meaning to everything...
For fans of: The Dillinger Escape Plan, Nine Inch Nails, Converge, Tool, Norma Jean, Ministry, Porcupine Tree and all fans of extraordinary, intractable for identification genres of music.
Total Metal PR Agency, 2015 (TMPR01-91/CD). Made in Ukraine. First press.
 

Tracklist:
1. Beware of Lines! 02:20
2. Paranoia? I’m Aim! Assure You! 02:40
3. I’ve Just Threw Out My Phone and Sanity 02:32
4. Logical - Version 3.76 03:28
5. Well, Just Burn It Down 02:51
6. Det Sista Ljuset 01:55
7. iCD10Q031V2010WTF!? 02:44
8. The Number Was Too Long, so I Forgot It 02:26
9. Defy Yourself By Yourself 03:00
10. Mediterranean Sky 05:52
11. Pointlessness 04:52
12. Tears 03:40
Total playing time: 38:23 min.

 

The second full-length album by the international duo from russian and Ukraine.
"Who Cares What Music Is Playing In My Headphones?" differs dramatically from the first album of Dan Deagh Wealcan, regarding both composing and overall sound. Nine completely different tracks, recorded throughout 2014, that do not bear any common concept, which is, in a way, a conception itself. This is a "playlist from the author", arranged at free will, an attempt to embrace different styles and genres. After all, the music that's in your headphones is important only for you...
More calm and philosophical, but still complex work is a major step forward for the duo, combinind such genres as: Industrial, Progressive, Post-Rock, Hardcore and Electonic.
As before, all instrumental parts were recorded in Moscow, and vocals were recorded in Zaporizhzhya. The album was mastered at TA Production, Zaporizhzhya, Ukraine.
Recommended for fans of: Nine Inch Nails, Tool, Ministry, Porcupine Tree, Mike Patton, Devin Townsend and all fans of extraordinary, intractable for identification genres of music!
Total Metal PR Agency, 2015 (TMPR02-96).
 

Tracklist:
1. Anamorphic Widesound 01:49
2. Dogs in a Box 03:09
3. Easy Way - Long Way 09:02
4. No More Than Usual 03:19
5. Neutral Moresnet 03:20
6. What Was That? 03:04
7. Baseless Hatred 03:41
8. I Killed Everything That Was Good in Me 03:51
9. Endless Apathy 03:43
Total playing time: 35:20 min.

 

The second full-length album by the international duo from russian and Ukraine.
"Who Cares What Music Is Playing In My Headphones?" differs dramatically from the first album of Dan Deagh Wealcan, regarding both composing and overall sound. Nine completely different tracks, recorded throughout 2014, that do not bear any common concept, which is, in a way, a conception itself. This is a "playlist from the author", arranged at free will, an attempt to embrace different styles and genres. After all, the music that's in your headphones is important only for you...
More calm and philosophical, but still complex work is a major step forward for the duo, combinind such genres as: Industrial, Progressive, Post-Rock, Hardcore and Electonic.
As before, all instrumental parts were recorded in Moscow, and vocals were recorded in Zaporizhzhya. The album was mastered at TA Production, Zaporizhzhya, Ukraine.
Recommended for fans of: Nine Inch Nails, Tool, Ministry, Porcupine Tree, Mike Patton, Devin Townsend and all fans of extraordinary, intractable for identification genres of music!
Total Metal PR Agency, 2015 (TMPR02-96/CD). Made in Ukraine. First press.
 

Tracklist:
1. Anamorphic Widesound 01:49
2. Dogs in a Box 03:09
3. Easy Way - Long Way 09:02
4. No More Than Usual 03:19
5. Neutral Moresnet 03:20
6. What Was That? 03:04
7. Baseless Hatred 03:41
8. I Killed Everything That Was Good in Me 03:51
9. Endless Apathy 03:43
Total playing time: 35:20 min.

 

The debut full-length studio album by Brazilian Heavy Metal band.
Founded in 1995 in Rio de Janeiro as Dirty Woman, the band had recorded their work in two demos, “Strike A Blow!” (1996) and “Red Moon” (1998). With several shows in baggage, more experience and maturity, the band decided to record their first full album. In 2003, twelve songs were recorded for recording a self-titled CD, which was self-released in 2009. Also, the video clip of the song “Sleepless Nights” chosen as the flagship of this work. In 2014, the album was officially released by Metal Soldiers Records.
Metal Soldiers Records, 2014 (MSR CD 2009/14) Made in Portugal. Pressed in Spain. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Sleepless Nights 5:15
2. Strike A Blow! 4:16
3. Dancing Flame 3:54
4. Lords Of Fire 4:44
5. I Swear 5:06
6. Everybody's Creeping 3:44
7. Cheap Trick 6:55
8. Windows To Your Soul 4:11
9. Red Moon 5:21
10. Open Your Heart 4:39
11. Vampire Sleep 5:48
12. War Crimes 6:26
Total playing time: 60:21 min.

The debut full-length album by Greek Melodic Hard Rock band.
Danger Angel were formed in Athens during the summer of 2006. The self titled debut album contains 13 songs of a typical Hard Rock and AOR style, boasting the distinctive vocals of singer Jimmy Cage, the tight rhythm section of Rudy Rallis and Antonis Venieris, the roaring yet melodic guitars of Ethan Chionos and Spiros Foussekis and the inspiring and colorful keyboards of George “Ahas” Lignos. The contribution of legendary singer Jeff Scott Soto (Talisman, Yngwie Malmsteen, Axel Rudi Pell etc.) gives majority to this album.
Every song has a new idea; each and every one is different. It is possible that every fan of melodic Hard Rock, especially in the spirit 80s with a little bit of the modern touch, will like it.
For fans of Europe, Bon Jovi and Honeymoon Suite!
Perris Records, 2010 (PER2242). Made in USA. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Com' On Rock Me 
2. Runaway Angel 
3. Poison Dreams 
4. I'll Be There For You 
5. Rebel Son 
6. Never Let You Go [Feat. Jeff Scott Soto] 
7. Hangover 
8. Together Forever 
9. The Rain 
10. Till The End Of Time 
11. Until The Morning Light 
12. 9202 
13. Burning Hearts
Total playing time: 60:25


Samples: http://www.allmusic.com

The fourth full-length album by the Italian Progressive Metal/Shred guitarist-virtuoso.
The fourth solo opus by the producer, poly-instrumentalist and songwriter of the Genius saga, a reputed All-star series of choral Progressive Rock operas, three episodes were published between 2001 & 2007 by Frontiers Records with huge success.
Liverani holds a legendary status in Italy, as he had contributed as a producer, a guitarist or a keyboardist to some of the more interesting bands coming from this country since the early 90’s, and his recording credits are displayed in a long list of albums recorded by Khymera, Twinspirit, Empty Tremors, Viewpoint, Cosmics, etc...
“Fantasia” is an eclectic and mature instrumental concept guitar album, is a complex but intriguing work, with very catchy melodies. The multi-talented Daniele Liverani is obviously a very talented composer and also a damn fine technical guitar player, with some impressive skills and many blistering chops. He also possess a fat & tasty guitar tone with a subtle distortion instead of the high gain ultra-compressed buzzing sound of some of the modern players. The references are numerous, and of course Steve Vaï, Vinnie Moore and Steve Morse are coming in mind while listening to this jewel, but i will also add to the picture the underrated Neil Zaza, the musicianship of the talented line-up is stellar and the clever arrangements are mind blowing as you might expect, the production is top notch. To achieve the best possible result Daniele strongly desired excellent musicians. In addition to Marco Zago (keyboards) and Nicolò Vese (bass), on drums there is a total revelation: Simon Ciccotti.
Less demonstrative and warmer than his predecessor “Eleven Mysteries”, that was issued in 2012 by Lion Music, some cuts also contains some material with a fierce headbanging capacity, “Fantasia” holds a real interesting potential even for the non-musicians, very creative and non-elitist!
“Fantasia” open the gates to a magnificent landscape that you can travel and visit back and forth with the magic vehicle of the imagination, boosted by the positive message and the incredible music of Maestro Liverani!!
SG Records, 2014 (SGCD065). Made in Italy. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Unbreakable 4:18 
2. Joke 3:21 
3. Peacefully 4:22 
4. Apocalypse 4:36 
5. Daylight 5:24 
6. Gigantic 4:02 
7. Black Horse 3:16 
8. Outstanding 4:46 
9. Guilty 5:43 
10. Heaven 3:59 
11. Rage 6:56
Total playing time: 50:49

The third full-length album by Spanish Black Metal band.
Dantalion return once again. The cover artwork is quite awesome, holding a sense of imperial funeral or something, creating a very positive first impression to the eyes of the listener that has yet to cherish everything the band has to offer in terms of sound. And indeed, the first eye contact with the audience cannot lie, it utterly depicts the more oppressive side Dantalion have chosen on their latest attempt, a bleak aura is omnipresent through the aesthetics of desolate Black Metal, bearing something from bands like Forgotten Tomb, Burzum, Shining etc.
Everything you ask for is all around, an extreme edge of melancholy that tends to flow like tiny razors deep within your veins, harassing slowly but steadily the organic machinery that lets life blossom. The title holds massive amounts of truth concerning the sound of the band and so it is, a flowing river of massive energy expanding its territory as "All Roads Lead To Death" unleashes torrents of negativity as it washes up the deceased that couldn't survive its menace.
Tormented howls and outraging lamented screams entrance the atmosphere while the rhythm section presents everything it has to say in the most appropriate way and the guitars overwhelm the senses with their railway riffing, the groovier moments, the distorted melodies and inspired solos like the one on "Claws Of Pestilence". The main idea is uprising tempos of demented sorrow that is not afraid to present a more mid-tempo vibe or even slow down for a while, along with a production that compliments the work Dantalion so painfully managed to compose within 56 minutes of tormented malevolence and disharmonic eloquence.
"All Roads Lead To Death" is an opus to internal disharmony, its black & white aesthetic slowly turns to lifeless grey and apathy that offer their place wholeheartedly to scarlet embossed ornaments of dissonance.
Mastered at Unisound Studios by Dan Swanö.
Xtreem Music, 2010 (XM 090 CD). Made in Spain. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Only Ashes Remain 
2. Bleakness
3. Walking To Eternity 
4. Claws Of Pestilence
5. My Last Breath 
6. Thought Of Desolation 
7. Scorn
8. Gloom And Failure
Total playing time: 39:40


Samples: http://dantalion.bandcamp.com

The fourth full-length studio album by legendary American Heavy/Gothic/Industrial/Dark Metal band.
Band's final album on American Recordings, and the last to feature the original lineup of John Christ (guitar), Eerie Von (bass), and Chuck Biscuits (drums). "Danzig 4" followed 1993's highly successful "Thrall: Demonsweatlive" EP and singer Glenn Danzig's 1992 instrumental solo effort, Black Aria.
The album cover features artwork by Glenn Danzig. Glenn Danzig has referred to the symbols on the album cover as "Vehmic runes" that spell out "Danzig". They were taken from the alphabet of a secret tribunal group from Medieval Germany called the Vehmgericht. In various 1994-95 interviews, Danzig explained that he did not wish to give the album a title, as he felt that a logo or printing would ruin the artwork, which he wished to stand on its own. After pressure from representatives from American Recordings, who did not want to release an unlabeled album for fear that sales would plummet, Danzig relented and allowed a sticker reading "Danzig 4" to be placed on the album's cellophane wrapper in both the vinyl and CD formats. To the right of the "4" is a tiny uppercase letter "P", in reference to the Four P movement. The following information was supplied by American Recordings in 1994: "The Four P movement is an alleged Satanic cult operating throughout the United States. An offshoot of the notorious Process Church of the Final Judgment, the Four P movement takes its name from the Process' original sigil: a swastika-like form composed of four interlocking Ps. The Four P movement was supposedly begun in 1967, and has been connected to a number of ritual killings across the country, including the Son of Sam killings in New York and the Manson Family murders in California." In interviews, the band members themselves usually refer to the album simply as Danzig 4, which is printed on the CD itself, the inlay spine, and the labels on the vinyl LP. In the liner notes to the 2007 compilation "The Lost Tracks of Danzig", however, Glenn Danzig refers several times to "Danzig 4P".
The album is more experimental than its predecessors, and Glenn Danzig described it as "A very challenging record, philosophically, vocally and musically". Danzig's experiments with using texture and atmosphere to evoke their trademark mood of Darkness and Evil, come to the forefront on this album, with John Christ contributing more effects and fuller chord voicing. The band has also started to craft their songs, using different instruments and a few Industrial sounds in the background of some tracks. Out of all their releases, the music here comes the closest to reflecting the darkness of Glenn Danzig's lyrics.
Music videos were released for the songs "Until You Call on the Dark", "I Don't Mind the Pain", "Cantspeak" and "Sadistikal". "Until You Call on the Dark" video was initially rejected by MTV's Standards and Practices department due to its lyrical content.
Shortly after the album had been recorded, Biscuits left the band, returned, and was finally fired. Just prior to the album's release, he was replaced by Joey Castillo. Eerie Von and Christ also intended to leave the band, but decided to stay for the remainder of the tour supporting the album and left the band on July 5 the following year.
Maintaining a mysterious, dark and primal attitude seems to come easy to Danzig, as the band proves itself once again on "Danzig 4". "Danzig 4" is definitely not for the meek!
American Recordings, LLC/Universal Music International B.V., 1994/2013 (731458695622). Made in EU.


Tracklist:
1. Brand New God 4:30
2. Little Whip 5:09
3. Cantspeak 4:06
4. Going Down To Die 5:01
5. Until You Call On The Dark 4:23
6. Dominion 4:15
7. Bringer Of Death 4:40
8. Sadistikal 5:06
9. Son Of The Morning Star 5:03
10. I Don't Mind The Pain 4:45
11. Stalker Song 5:48
12. Let It Be Captured 5:18
13. Invocation (Hidden Track) 2:59
Total playing time: 61:03 min.