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The fifteenth full-length studio album by the legendary German Heavy Metal band.
The 15th long-play from the venerable Metallers, "The Rise Of Chaos" is Accept's fourth full-length since re-forming in 2009 with vocalist Mark Tornillo (original frontman Udo Dirkschneider left the band in 1987). It's also the first LP to feature new guitarist Uwe Lulis and drummer Christopher Williams, but fans of 2014's surprisingly vital-sounding "Blind Rage" will be pleased to hear that Accept 2.0 is still a force to be reckoned with, especially if one's tastes lean toward the kind of uncompromising, no-frills Euro-Metal that filled stadiums in the 1980s. Those who are expecting a big change in sound with the new incarnation (Swartzmann and Frank out / Williams and Lulis in) of this veteran outfit might be disappointed. But for those wanting more of the same Hard Rock/Classic Power/Heavy Metal Accept has been cranking out for decades, "The Rise Of Chaos" delivers – for the most part. After all, the same four guys who have been producing these albums (Tornillo, Baltes, the venerable Wolf Hoffmann and Sneep) since 2010’s crushing "Blood Of The Nations" are still at the helm. Not surprisingly then, the sound recording quality, the guitar leads and solos, the solid, straight-ahead drum rhythms and the Udo/Halford vocals of Tornillo (who continues to excel by the way) still dominate. And the melodies and catchy “gang-choruses” are still pretty darn good. The only problem is that this formula sounds just a bit tired this time around – some of these songs lacking slightly the intensity of the preceding 3 releases.
“Die By The Sword” and the title track are pretty classic Accept Metal anthems, filled with great riffs, solos and those infectious chorus chants. Even the somewhat more "radio" friendly, AC/DC-like “Koolaid” (about the Jonestown massacre), has enough edge to keep things engaging. “Analog Man” is another highlight for sure, at least from a lyrical standpoint, and one of the most fun songs here. “Carry the Weight” is a solid speedy rocker with a too truthful message. On the other hand, the mid-tempo tracks “No Regrets” and “What’s Done is Done” are good, yet nothing new. “Hole in the Head” is pretty ordinary musically with lyrics which are almost too cliché.
Overall, this is still Accept to the core, and there is plenty here to be excited about!!
Nuclear Blast ‎HmbH, 2017 (NB 4012-0). Made in Germany. Pressed in Netherlands. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Die By The Sword 5:00
2. Hole In The Head 4:01
3. The Rise Of Chaos 5:16
4. Koolaid 4:58
5. No Regrets 4:20
6. Analog Man 4:10
7. What's Done Is Done 4:08
8. Worlds Colliding 4:28
9. Carry The Weight 4:33
10. Race To Extinction 5:24
Total playing time: 46:18 min.

Re-release of the debut full-length album by American Progressive Metal/Rock band.
They were the opening act for such bands as: Judas Priest, Rush, T.N.T., Van Halen, Savatage, Night Ranger and a few others. As you can expect, their music is full of power and fury, something of a mixture of Dream Theater, Queensryche and Fates Warning. Names like Rush, Journey, Kansas, Styx, Savatage and Vanden Plas also come to mind. Vocalist Stephen Green will undoubtedly remind of Queensryche vocalist Geoff Tate. What characterizes Accomplice's debut album is its strong melodies and harmonies as well as its clear, clean production. Compared to other Prog Metal outfits, however, Accomplice weave a lot of AOR elements into their music, making it sound more like 80s arena Rock than 90s Prog Metal. Although they pack a lot of punch into their album (pounding drums, booming bass, lots of guitar pyrotechnics, wailing synths and soaring vocals), their ballads are surprisingly gripping too, providing a welcome interlude between the hard-edged, adrenaline-packed numbers.
An excellent debut album that highly recommended to Hard Rock fans, especially if they like melodic Hard Rock!!
Reactor Retroactive/Adrenaline Records, 1997/1999/2000 (ADR00012). Made in Italy


Tracklist:
1. Courageous 06:06
2. Reactor 06:14
3. Fallin' 04:50
4. For All The World 03:25
5. State Of The Nation 03:30
6. Welcome 04:40
7. Let The Show Begin 03:33
8. Centurion 04:30
9. Nightingale 02:54
10. Fight On 05:30
11. Crusader Soul 04:13
Total playing time: 49:25


Samples: http://www.lastfm

The ninth full-length album by the cult German Thrash Metal band.
The cemented road back to the true nature of the accusation chair, a sole purpose to an impressive merriment of brutality meets class. Slowly and gradually, the hanging advocates of the Teutonic fury are back at least one step closer to their older selves. Stand and be counted before the German Accu§er, led by the German version of Max Cavalera, Frank Thoms.
Accu§er returned to their diehard voracious days of “Who Dominates Who?”, “Double Talk”, “Repent” but also with a slice of “Reflections”, as actual Thrashers without seeding the need for additional Grooves al’a Machine Head to aggrandize their rhythms. Furthermore, “Diabolic” flares with extra crisp chops of the skins, well executed Thrash rhythm guitar riffs that would take care of the craving for violence, and the demonstration of the chief ingredient that escalated with notable harmonies and created melodies. On other hand, the band’s comeback to the past also invited various of outer German treats that laid the law on their music such as the rages of nowadays Exodus and Testament.
Fundamentally, “Diabolic” is a tightly bread Thrash Metal album, indulging, as the band’s hankering to return to the old days, where the fist was punched right in the face without stop signs until the entire bone structure was broken, yet with class. For some reason Accu§er has never been one of Germany’s foremost Thrash bands, it's tend to repeat themselves at times, but there is more to it. Their music, and their wall of sound throughout the album, are loyal to the true nature of the genre, keeping the old flame with the best of their indictment chair. The addition of the extra melodic ends was so needed and is provided substantially. Maybe this is the elevation they need to finally be counted themselves!
Oldschool Teutonic Thrash Metal with touches of “Brazilian school”!!
Red Shift Music/H’Art, 2013 (RS003). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Apocalyptic Decay     6:03 
2. Diabolic     5:47 
3. Cannibal Insanity     5:09 
4. Deification     5:49 
5. Dethroned     6:56 
6. Beyond The Blackness     6:53 
7. Save Your Legend     5:14 
8. Immortal Aggression     6:56 
9. Remains Of Chaos     5:06 
10. World Wide Violence     7:31
Total playing time: 61:24

The twelfth full-length studio album by legendary German Groove/Thrash Metal band.
German quartet Accu§er created something great on “Accuser”. It’s a massive and brutal form of Technical Thrash Metal that isn’t usual for traditional German Thrash names, because they carry a lot of modern Thrash Metal influences, including the use of bitter (but hooking) melodies under the massive aggressiveness of their music. It’s similar to what Suicidal Angels do: a massive and Old School Thrash Metal form, but with a modern outfit that makes things better and different from the clones that infest Thrash Metal scene since the end of the 90’s (in the greater part, those who want to emulate what was already done).
The production of the album done to increase both aggressive and technical aspects of their musical work, but in a clean and defined way that allows the listeners to understand what is being played. And, all without trying to be old fashioned or to clone what many bands already did.
The fast and full of energy “Misled Obedience”, the good abrasive tempos of “Phantom Graves”, the catchy and rich instrumental arrangements of “Lux in Tenebris”, the contrasts between Thrash Metal parts, with melodic introspective moments of “Be None the Wiser”, the hammering weighty energy of “Rethink” and “The Eliminator”, and the mass killing heavy crush of “A Cycle’s End” are their finest musical assaults on the album.
It’s impressive, personal and full of energy, so buy “Accuser” and be prepared to tell how Accu§er will melt your ears and skulls!
180g Black Vinyl includes download card and poster.
Metal Blade Records Inc., 2020 (3984-15738-1). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. Misled Obedience 03:11
2. Phantom Graves 03:59
3. Temple of All 04:28
4. Lux in Tenebris 04:57
5. Be None the Wiser 04:07
6. Rethink 03:41

Side B
7. Psychocision 06:16
8. Contamination 03:20
9. The Eliminator (Agnostic Front cover) 03:23
10. Seven Lives 03:52
11. A Cycle's End 04:14
Hidden Track: Urgent (Foreigner cover) 04:07

Total playing time: 49:37 min.


Samples: https://accuser.bandcamp.com

The first live solo album by former guitarist of legendary American Hard Rock band KISS.
The best way to describe "The Ace" is that in a world full of copies, he remains an original. Let's face it, Ace was everyone's favorite when he was in Kiss - nobody is cooler than Ace. The smoking guitar, the original and screaming lead guitar, the voice, the songwriting... Ace is an extremely talented musician.
This collection of live songs represents some of his best work during the period after his highly publicized departure from one of the greatest Rock bands of all time. It's contains tracks from the Megaforce days and features members of Ace Frehley's Comet: Anton Fig, John Regan, Ted Howarth and Richie Scarlett, with Jamie Oldaker on drums (live in London), plus other special guests. Sit back and enjoy Ace Frehley in an atmosphere where he does his best work...LIVE!!

Tracks 01-06 taken from the "12 Picks" album (1997);
Tracks 07-12 taken from the "Loaded Deck" album (1998).

Tracks 01-06, 08 & 09 were recorded live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, England in March 1988;
Tracks 07 and 10 were recorded at the Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, September 4, 1987;
Track 11 recorded during Frehley's Comet sessions 1986;
Track 12 Originally written around 1984-1985 and performed live by Frehley's Comet since 1984; re-recorded in 1989 during the "Trouble Walkin'" sessions, with guest appearances by Peter Criss (background vocals) and Skid Row's Sebastian Bach and Dave "the Snake" Sabo (background vocals).

Limited to 500 copies Picture 2LP comes in a printed die-cut sleeve.
Megaforce Records, 2006/2009 (MEGA2010). Made in USA. First press.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. Rip It Out (live) 3:42
2. Breakout (live) 3:29
3. Cold Gin (live) 6:48

Side B
1. Shock Me (live) 9:43
2. Rocket Ride (live) 4:55
3. Deuce (live) 4:20

Side C
1. Strangers In A Strange Land (live) 4:10
2. Separate (live) 4:58
3. N.Y. Groove (live) 4:54

Side D
1. Rock Solders (live) 7:23
2. One Plus One 3:25
3. Give It To Me Anyway 4:18

The sixth full-length studio solo album by former guitarist of legendary American Hard Rock band KISS.
Frehley self-produced the album, which was recorded at The Creation Lab in Turlock, California. Coming off a year when Kiss' induction into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame came off, as the ungrateful Gene and Paul show, original member and now solo outsider Ace Frehley had something to prove, at least to the loyal fans (aka the Kiss Army).
Like a shooting star headed toward earth from another solar system, Ace Frehley operates in his own musical galaxy. He's a musical maverick, an improbable bestselling New York Times author in 2011, and an iconoclast adored by millions of fans around the world since 1974.
No kowtowing to the current sound or other embarrassments make this a fan album in the best sense, and on top of it all, Ace's guitar playing is inspired while his voice remains a Buck Dharma-like mix of warm and weathered. For longtime fans, "Space Invader" is a rocket well worth riding!
Upon release, the album reached No. 9 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, the only time a solo album from a past or current Kiss member has ever attained a US top 10 album position.
Through his seminal work with KISS and as a solo artist, Ace Frehley is championed as one of the most influential guitar players of the last four decades, and his impact on popular music is immeasurable. With his smash 1978 solo album and post-KISS work, including 2009's "Anomaly", Frehley continues to be the best-selling member of the original line-up, or any other!!
Entertainment One U.S./SPV GmbH/Steamhammer, 2014 (SPV 267660 CD). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Space Invaders 4:20
2. Gimme A Feelin' (Radio Edit) 3:57
3. I Wanna Hold You 3:35
4. Change 4:11
5. Toys 4:11
6. Immortal Pleasures 5:07
7. Inside The Vortex 4:43
8. What Every Girl Wants 3:48
9. Past The Milky Way 5:34
10. Reckless 4:14
11. The Joker 3:37
12. Starship 7:05
Bonus Tracks:
13. The Joker (Extended Version) 4:12
14. Reckless (Different Remix Version) 4:43
Total playing time: 63:17 min.

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The eighth full-length studio solo album by former guitarist of legendary American Hard Rock band KISS.
"Spaceman" marks Ace’s sixth studio effort of original solo material, and the follow up to 2016’s covers album, "Origins, Vol. 1". As with his previous effort, he tapped a former KISS mate to help on the new record. Last time it was Paul, this time, Gene Simmons joins the party. Ace and Gene wrote two tracks for the new record together, album opener, “Without You I’m Nothing” and “Your Wish is My Command”.
Ace played all the guitars on “Spaceman”, as well as all the bass parts, not counting the two Simmons lent his four-strings to. Longtime friend and drummer Anton Fig makes a return for the bombastic rocker, “Pursuit of Rock and Roll”.
With "Spaceman", Ace Frehley has come full circle as a musician and songwriter, putting himself out there, as he says, “with no regrets”.  Ace sings with more confidence than ever before, and his playing remains impeccable and electrifying. "Spaceman" resonates with the feel of his 1978 solo debut, and that’s the sweet spot for all Frehley friends and fans. It’s as if he’s traveled back in time 40 years. Keep Rockin’ With the Boys, Ace!!
Limited Edition heavyweight 180g Violet Transparent vinyl includes bonus CD with the album.
Entertainment One U.S., LP, 2018 (SPV 778161 LP). Made in EU. First press.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. Without You I'm Nothing 4:04
2. Rockin' With The Boys 4:14
3. Your Wish Is My Command 3:37
4. Bronx Boy 2:50
5. Pursuit Of Rock And Roll 4:31

Side B
6. I Wanna Go Back 4:00
7. Mission To Mars 3:38
8. Off My Back 3:36
9. Quantum Flux 6:26

Total playing time: 36:56 min.

First re-release of the debut full-length studio album by the cult British Thrash Metal band.
Along with Onslaught, Sabbat and Xentrix, Acid Reign are considered to be one of the "Big Four" of British Thrash Metal bands. These British Thrashers contained several members from the nascent Cathedral line-up, despite the obvious evidence that the two groups had practically nothing in common musically or aesthetically. Here, Acid Reign align themselves with the socially conscious elements of Thrash, while also playing a couple of jokes on the listener.
As for the bulk of the music, anyone familiar with the Bay Area sound should have little difficulty comprehending the environs of the content, though there are a couple of minor additions to spark the interest of experienced Thrashers, as well as listeners from across the Metal spectrum. 
The album has enough variety to recommend it to all. The quality is decent too, without much misfiring in the riff department or any truly worrisome decisions regarding songwriting. The mix and production are fair for the year as well.
Admittedly a slightly odd mixture in the view of 1989, "The Fear" could certainly have been a minor success had the band had access to wider distribution and a more versatile singer. The curse of Acid Reign seems to have been the restriction of their full-lengths in terms of availability, since the UK was certainly not the biggest market for Thrash, while the original release totally missed North America and much of mainland Europe. Had this been a worldwide release at the time, it's easy to imagine talking about "The Fear" in the same breath as Death Angel, Heathen, Testament, and Sabbat (one of the few British bands who experienced much recognition overseas).
As for the present, this has been remastered in 2019 and re-released for most territories, which should hopefully turn many Metal fans onto a creative and enterprising treasure!
Limited Edition remastered re-release on Yellow Vinyl in gatefold cover.
Back On Black, 1989/2019 (BOBV676LP). Made in UK.

Tracklist:

Side One
1. You Never Know (W.T.N.W.S.) 00:25
2. Reflection of Truths 05:39
3. Insane Ecstasy 04:47
4. Humanoia 04:19
5. The Fear 08:04

Side Two
6. Blind Aggression 06:43
7. Life in Forms 05:27
8. All I See 05:46
9. Lost in Solitude 05:55

Total playing time: 47:05 min.

Remastered re-release of the second full-length studio album by the cult British Thrash Metal band.
Along with Onslaught, Sabbat and Xentrix, Acid Reign are considered to be one of the "Big Four" of British Thrash Metal bands.
Limited Edition Pink Vinyl in gatefold cover.
Back On Black, 1990/2019 (BOBV677LP). Made in UK.


Tracklist:

Side One
1. Creative Restraint 5:11
2. Joke Chain 5:57
3. Thoughtful Sleep 7:24
4. You Are Your Enemy 2:36

Side Two
5. Phantasm 9:27
6. My Open Mind 4:48
7. Codes Of Conformity 9:10

Total playing time: 44:33 min.

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Debut full-length album by Italian Ambiend Electro Dark Rock band.
The music trajectories of Act Noir focus on trip-hop, psychedelic, ambient but also techno, post-punk, industrial rock and prog-rock in some cases... Anyway they like to define themselves as a psych-synth-rock band.
Hard to categorize, Act Noir plays dark, introspective music that will appeal to fans of electro, goth, darkwave and psychedelic musics. Surely the most beautiful reality of the Italian Dark Rock scene!
For fans of bands like DEPECHE MODE, MASSIVE ATTACK , MONUMENTUM and TIAMAT.
My Kingdom Music, 2006 (echo013)


Tracklist:
1.Absence Of Charisma 07:01
2.Rub'al-Khali 01:36
3.This Something 03:45
4.Automatisme Psychique 03:57
5.Lithium Flowers 05:55
6.And You Become 03:30
7.Unheimlich 04:41
8.Swerved Rooms 04:55
9.Drag Me Away 07:25
Bonus Track:
10.Unheimlich (Mesmerizemix) 05:44
11.Distance (Act Noir Remix) 06:52
Total playing time: 55:21

First re-release of the fourth full-length album by the band of cult American Glam/Hard Rock guitarist and singer Adam "Bomb" Brenner.
Originally it was released in 1999 as “Get Animal” – the debut album by Get Animal, a new band of Adam "Bomb" Brenner (this time his stage name was “Pink Gibson”).
Get Animal play catchy tunes with excellent guitar work. Adam‘s guitar playing is a cross of Ted Nugent and Eddie Van Halen on acid. All the songs on this release are pure dirty and catchy chorus Rock And Roll. The Van Halen-ized “D.W.I.” and the Grand Funk-esque opening riff of “Je T’aime Bebe” highlight Adam‘s blazing fretwork. Adam shows his influences on the AC/DC/Buckcherry sounding “Better Red Than Dead”, and proves that older artists still know how to throw down, without sounding dated.
This great Hard Rocking album features some of the greatest recorded guitar work of Adam Bomb! If you love Rock 'n' Roll, then this is the disc for you!!
Coalition Records, 1999/2003 (90909). Made in Canada. 


Tracklist:
1. I'm On It 3:16
2. Swingin' On A Star (Bing Crosby Cover) 2:59
3. Bought The Farm 4:05
4. Hey Hey Nothin' 4:03
5. Might Makes Right 3:35
6. Miracle 4:08
7. Shake The Earth 4:04
8. Shotgun (Saturday Night) 3:20
9. Crash Boom Bam 4:26
10. SST 3:04
11. Countdown 3:53
12. Leader Of The Gang / Bloodbath (Gary Glitter Cover) 2:03
Total playing time: 42:56 min.

The eighth full-length album by the band of cult American Glam Metal/Hard Rock guitarist and singer Adam "Bomb" Brenner.
In 1979, when Adam Bomb was 16 years old, he and Geoff Tate (later former vocalist of Queensrÿche) started a cover band called Tyrant. Later he joined the cult band TKO, with whom he recorded legendary album "In Your Face". In 1980, Bomb auditioned for Kiss. He flew to Los Angeles and played three songs with them, but was not invited to join the band. Instead, he moved to Hollywood and shared an apartment with Jeffrey Isbelle, better known as Izzy Stradlin. Bomb quickly became friends with Tommy Thayer, a neighbor and guitarist for the Rock band Black N' Blue (now guitarist in KISS), who suggested Adam should do his own project and call it Adam Bomb. Tommy Thayer's band Movie Star opened for TKO at The Showbox in 1981. In 1983, Adam recorded his first demos with producer Rick Keefer. He also played two gigs with Steeler as a replacement for Yngwie Malmsteen. One year later, Adam recorded more songs with the aid of drummer Chuck Ruff of Montrose and bassist Cliff Williams of AC/DC and finalized his first album, "Fatal Attraction".
Adam Bomb isn’t just one of the hardest working men in the world of music, he also lives and breathes Rock ‘n’ Roll 24/7. So when he screams “I Live For Rock ‘n Roll” in the opening bars of his personal tribute to AC/DC “I Want My Heavy Metal”, you better believe he isn’t kidding.
Adam Bomb's sound is Hard Rock with a Glam Rock edge and some Heavy Metal posturing. Your appetite for this one is going to depend on your love for all things '80s Rock. Adam Bomb definitely fits in to that Glam/Hair Metal style!
Coalition Records, 2005 (90777). Made in Canada. First press.


Tracklist:
1. The Big Event 3:09 
2. Life's A Bitch 'n' Then You Live 5:43 
3. Stranded 3:39 
4. Shattered Smile 3:08 
5. If This Is Love I Want My Money Back 3:36 
6. Jimmy Brown 4:15
7. I Wanna Forget You (Just The Way You Are) 4:02
8. Backbiter / S.U.S 6:20
9. Lie Down & Die 2:22
10. Mess Around 4:52 
11. Rock Like Fuck 4:29
Total playing time: 45:35

The seventh full-length album by the band of cult American Glam/Hard Rock guitarist and singer Adam "Bomb" Brenner.
The tragedy of September 11th effected many people, especially New Yorkers. Since then, artists have been grappling with how to voice their emotions about the subject, to get their feelings off their chest. Bon Jovi's "Bounce" and Bruce Springsteen's "The Rising" are the most successful musical reactions of this event. But Hard Rockers who want something with a bit more, shall we say, musical muscle on the subject, would be wise to turn to Adam Bomb's "Third World Roar".
A New York Hard Rock veteran, Bomb has been kicking out albums since the early '80s, first with Seattle's TKO, then on his own, then with Get Animal, and later in Michael Monroe's band. However, this solo effort is by far his most bold and personal endeavor, hitting home on many levels.
On the surface, "Third World Roar" is simply a butt-kicking Rock n' Roll record about the end of the world but in a party sense, like we're gonna Rock till the world explodes. A closer listen will reveal that Bomb is indeed wrestling with the current events and the shape of the world.
"The Beginning of the End" starts things off with a power chord bang, complete with apocalyptic lyrics and an earth shattering solo. "Are You A Target" musically recalls Bomb's Aero-boogie sound of his "Fatal Attraction" era, while "Get Your Guard Up" is just pure Punk, Bop n' Roll, and "Rocket" sidesteps into Rockabilly territory. "The Field of Bad Dreams" gets even rootsier, sounding like Marc Bolan covering ZZ Top.
Things get a bit more stark on acoustic numbers such as "Time Flies" and the Beatles-esque "Willful Blindness", but pick right back up with the Enuff Z'Nuff-like power popper "I Believe" and the blistering "Bio-Strike".
By the time we get to two bone crunching closers, "Prayer For Destruction" and "Rebirth of the Earth" (which segues into the "Star Spangled Banner"), two things are clear: 1. Bomb is one pissed off dude, and 2. this motherfucker can sure play the guitar!!
Coalition Records, 2003 (90911). Made in Canada. First press.


Tracklist:
1. 911
2. The Beginning of the End
3. Are You A Target?
4. Rocket
5. The Field of Bad Dreams
6. Time Flies
7. Willful Blindness
8. I Believe
9. Get Your Guard Up / Guitarmaggedon
10. Bio-Strike / Epilogue
11. DT6
12. Prayer for Destruction
13. Rebirth of the Earth / Star Spangled Banner

Debut full-length album by Spanish Heavy/Thrash Metal band.
CD includes “Angel de la Muerte” EP 2008 as a bonus.
Selfreleased, 2009


Tracklist:
1. La Mentira 04:19
2. Psicosis 04:14
3. La Senda del Perdon 03:47
4. La Ira de Cronos 04:54
5. El Trono de Hefestos 05:25
6. Las Puertas de Hades 05:22
7. Hoy Yo No Se... 04:52
8. Mentes Podridas 05:10
9. Criminal 04:08
10. Angel de la Muerte 05:44
Total playing time: 47:55 

The first split album by Italian Melodic Thrash Metal and Heavy/Power Metal bands.
Debut acoustic release for both bands. Track “Eyes of the Stranger” performed by musicians of both, Adamas and Ibridoma.
Great acoustic album for all Melodic Rock lovers!!
SG Records, 2017 ‎(SGCD104). Made in Italy. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Adamas - Tears I Never Cried 5:58
2. Adamas - Morphine 4:53
3. Adamas - Pics From Life 5:39
4. Adamas - Ultima Bugia 4:29
5. Ibridoma - Nebbia 5:01
6. Ibridoma - Sei 4:09
7. Ibridoma - Natalia 5:11
8. Ibridoma - End Of The Day 3:45
9. Adamas / Ibridoma - Eyes Of The Stranger 4:10
Total playing time: 43:22 min.

The debut full-length album by Italian Melodic Thrash Metal band.
Raw and actual Thrash Metal. Very technical parts, a great job of keyboards and plenty of decision in the performance.
Megadeth and Children Of Bodom are willingly reflected in this release: both for the incredible Luigi Castellani voice quality and for the riffing!
Enhanced CD features two bonus videos.
Selfreleased, 2010 (BPA001). Made in Italy. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Baghdad, Singin' in the Raid 04:18
2. Bitch Night 04:53
3. Adamas 04:53
4. Pics from Life 05:14
5. Still Alive 03:51
6. Bloody Bridge 04:31
7. Revenge... Best Served Cold 05:19
Total playing time: 32:59


Samples: http://www.sgrecords.it
https://www.reverbnation.com

The second full-length album by Italian Melodic Thrash Metal band.
"Heavy Thoughts" is well-balanced blend of the '80s sound, that characterized the band since the first album, and more modern sounds. Not always an easy listener, “Heavy Thoughts” is a chapter of what might be referred to as heavy thinking or strong contemplations. 
Generally, within the album there is a rather impressive development to Thrash Metal, with various similarities to early 90’s Megadeth’s “Countdown To Extinction” and a few technically acclaimed qualities of Annihilator of the same period.
Adamas appeared to take their music forward, still tending the heaviness with straightforward direction of riffery, exemplifying traditional to almost mini Alternative style riffs while producing a fine line of solos to throw more wood into the fire. To further spice things up, there are a few diverse rhythm section performances of high end bass notes and cool drumming. Vocally, it was more of a storytelling mixed with a direct melody less type of singing, raspy tones and the works, feeling of anger with a smell of depression. Hard to connect with but it actually suited the material.
Good album that’s worth your listening, especially if you're Megadeth fan!
Guest appearance: Christian Bartolacci, Marco Vitali and Blaze Bayley!!
SG Records, 2015 (SGCD077). Made in Italy. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Heavy Thoughts 03:51 
2. E.T.N.A. 05:20 
3. The Reaper 04:17 
4. In Bond-Age 04:37 
5. Morphine 04:53 
6. Chains of Time 03:49 
7. Wipe-Out 04:24 
8. Pit My Skin 04:42 
9. Dare Your Hate 06:19
Total playing time: 42:12


Samples: http://www.sgrecords.it
https://www.reverbnation.com

The debut album of the Voronezh (Ukraine) band is a great mix of melodic hard rock, folk with Spanish and gypsy motifs and daring folk-punk.
Perechrestok Records, 2009 (PR 21 CD)


Tracklist:
1.Египет/Egypt
2.Белоснежная/White-snowy
3.Де гуляють парубкi/ Where Lads Walks
4.Мои кольты/My Colts
5.Ищи мое солнце/Look For My Sun
6.Бандерлог/Banderlog
7.В далеке небес/Away Of The Heavens
8.Есть место!/There is a place!
9.Яд/Poison
10.Шаман/Shaman
11.Ветер Каррары/Wind Of Carrara
12.Для вина и любви/For Wine And Love

The first official Single by Italian Symphonic Death/Black Metal band.
Single presents track from the upcoming debut full-length studio album of Ades Numen.
As a bonus track, here also we can find demo-version of one of the forthcoming album's tracks, that was released back in 2017 as YouTube only track.
Recommended for fans of bands like Flashgod Apocalypse and Septicflesh!
Another Side Records, 2019 (ASR25-156/DS).
 

Tracklist:
1. Breath of Phobetor 04:54
2. Medusa (demo version 2017) 04:00
Total playing time: 08:56

 

The debut full-length studio album by Italian Symphonic Death/Black Metal band.
The sound built around simple, but very direct rhythms, as well as classic Black/Death Metal riffs, composed in a modern way. The rhythms are very strong and often recall a certain Groove Metal, but with parts of classic blast-beats and fast double kick. The vocal parts are mainly classic growl, and a little bit of screams. The Symphonic parts in some places are only Ambient, to make the sound more homogeneous, however in other places are much present and Epic.
The themes dealt with in the lyrics are in a sense the various meanings, that can derive from "War": a real war, but also the inner war, that is present in the human being since the time of mythology. That's why some texts speak of the wickedness of the ancient deities ("Medusa" or "Breath of Phobetor"), up to the more inner, more personal war of each individual ("Revenge Doll" or "Destination Underworld").
Recommended for fans of Flashgod Apocalypse, Septicflesh and more!
Another Side Records, 2019 (ASR25-156). Made in Ukraine. First press.
 

Tracklist:
1. Primogenitus Ex Evil (Intro) 01:38
2. War 03:57
3. Destination Underworld 04:04
4. Rotten Blood 04:09
5. Breath of Phobetor 04:54
6. Revenge Doll 03:40
7. Medusa 04:00
8. Sin Son 05:47
9. Glory False 04:19
10. Ades Numen 05:33
Total playing time: 42:19 min.