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Second full-length album of Death Metal band from Hungary.
Uncompromising oldschool heavy Death Metal for fans of Morbid Angel, Bolt Thrower and Suffocation!!
Metal Scrap Records, 2012 (MSR042/CD). Made in Ukraine. First press.

Tracklist:
1.Cold Season 1. 01:10
2.Time Has Come 10:41
3.Cold Season 2. 01:00
4.The End Of Material Life 08:11 
5.Cold Season 3. 00:42
6.Fire For The Body 08:23
7.Cold Season 4. 01:02
8.The Fire Of Revenge 06:51
9.Cold Season 5. 00:52
10.Roaming 10:28
11.Cold Season 6. 00:43
12.Things That Only The Magus Knows 11:10
13.Cold Season 7. 01:15
Total playing time: 62:34 min.

 

The split release by two Heavy Metal bands from São Paulo, Brazil.
Originally self-released in 2012, as well as by the Brazilian Die Fight Records at the same time, “Men Against Men” is the debut full-length studio album of Symptomen. Heavy/Thrash Metal for fans of Megadeth!
“Ancient Bloody Europe” is the first EP of Pethallian, and it’s the second release of the band. It’s the original and only release of the this EP. Amazing Gothic Metal for all dark souls!
Metal Soldiers Records.Metal Underground Records, 2013 (MSR / MUR 002). Made in Portugal. Pressed in Spain. First press.


Trackllist:
1. Symptomen - Back to the 80's 04:24
2. Symptomen - Army of the Children 03:46
3. Symptomen - Bad Choices 05:07
4. Symptomen - Demean 04:12
5. Symptomen - Poisoned World 04:12
6. Symptomen - Maybe 06:03
7. Symptomen - Symptom Men 04:24
8. Symptomen - Living in Danger 03:46
9. Pethallian - Madam Guillotine 05:25
10. Pethallian - Whitechapel 03:56
11. Pethallian - Reincarnation of the Ripper 05:33
12. Pethallian - Rasputin (Alternative Version) 05:10
13. Pethallian - Theban Alphabet (Alternative Version) 04:28
Total playing time: 60:28 min.


Samples: https://pettalom.bandcamp.com

Debut full-length album by Ukrainian Pagan Blackened Death Metal band.
Black Metal aggression, atmosphere, heaviness and dismality make tough unity with fast technical Death Metal and deep dark Pagan lyrics. All of this is hardened with low and harsh guitars, blastbeats, growling vocals and hell of a screaming and makes it splendid album for all of the Metal fans!
Recommended for fans of: Zyklon, Belphegor, Behemoth, Amon Amarth and Dark Funeral.
Metal Scrap Records, 2012 (MSR045/CD). 
 

Tracklist:
1. Pessimizm 05:29 
2. The Firegod 04:37
3. Rise of Helheim's Bonehands 05:05
4. Dead 04:18 
5. The Night Will Fall Down Again 03:29
6. Under The Runes of The Sun 05:51 
Total playing time: 28:51 min.

 

Debut full-length album by Ukrainian Pagan Blackened Death Metal band.
Black Metal aggression, atmosphere, heaviness and dismality make tough unity with fast technical Death Metal and deep dark Pagan lyrics. All of this is hardened with low and harsh guitars, blastbeats, growling vocals and hell of a screaming and makes it splendid album for all of the Metal fans!
Recommended for fans of: Zyklon, Belphegor, Behemoth, Amon Amarth and Dark Funeral.
Release includes 8-pages booklet.
Metal Scrap Records, 2012 (MSR045/CD). Made in Ukraine. First press.
 

Tracklist:
1. Pessimizm 05:29 
2. The Firegod 04:37
3. Rise of Helheim's Bonehands 05:05
4. Dead 04:18 
5. The Night Will Fall Down Again 03:29
6. Under The Runes of The Sun 05:51 
Total playing time: 28:51 min.

 

The third full-length studio album by legendary American Thrash/Punk/Rap/Nu Metal band.
In most cases, bands put out these odds and sods collections for die-hard fans, to fulfill a record deal, or to stall while they're taking seven years to record a follow-up. "Steal This Album!", on the other hand, definitely does not fit any of those ideals. System Of A Down has managed to make tracks from a seven-year period sound cohesive without having to embellish or sacrifice. "Steal This Album!" has everything that a "normal" album release would have; it's heavy without being a burden, political without being condescending, and in some cases, downright beautiful.
The best thing about System Of A Down is their sound. The best way to describe it would be to say that they simply do not sound like any other band on this planet. They take Metal, Punk, Pop and just about every other genre ever and fuse them together in a perfect mix to create a Metal album like no other. Serj's powerful voice is fantastic and the amount of vocal techniques he can throw into one song is ridiculous. Daron's guitar playing has been rated by many guitar magazines to be some of the best ever, as for bass player Shavo and drum player John they are also superb veterans of their field. Their sound is unique, incredible, inspiring and as catchy as hell!
The thing about this album, in fact SOAD in general is that they don't compare to any other band on the planet, ever! Focusing on this album which is made up of tracks that System Of A Down decided not to release but in the end did (thank the almighty they did to) it's just the same old System - purely incredible. All the tracks are pretty damn brilliant.
A superb album yet again! It's been mentioned that this is the link to what they've done and what they're moving towards. If that turns out to be true, the next one should be a monster!!
The album was produced by Rick Rubin and Daron Malakian, and reached #15 in the Billboard Top 200.
American Recordings/Sony Music Entertainment Inc./Columbia, 2002 (COL 510248 2). Used (cover/disc): NM/NM.


Tracklist:
1. Chic 'n' Stu 2:23 
2. Innervision 2:33 
3. Bubbles 1:56 
4. Boom! 2:14 
5. Nüguns 2:30 
6. A.D.D. (American Dream Denial) 3:17 
7. Mr. Jack 4:09 
8. I-E-A-I-A-I-O 3:08 
9. 36 0:46 
10. Pictures 2:06 
11. Highway Song 3:13 
12. F*** The System 2:12 
13. Ego Brain 3:21 
14. Thetawaves 2:36 
15. Roulette 3:21 
16. Streamline 3:37
Total playing time: 43:33 min.



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Second full-length album by the American Nu Metal band.
System Of A Down's 1998 debut was initially overlooked by the mainstream Hard Rock audience, as well as the specialized press. But Heavy Metal cognoscenti in both camps quickly realized that in their hands was a potentially crucial stepping stone for the future development of Heavy Metal. Sure enough, so challenging and groundbreaking were its contents that the album soared over most everyone's unsuspecting heads, its eventual gold sales status only achieved via Columbia Records' massive promotional muscle and nearly three years of intensive touring on the band's part. Consequently, early believers were pleasantly surprised when 2001's long awaited follow-up, "Toxicity" met with instant popular acceptance, skyrocketing up the charts toward multi-Platinum success. Yet, for the most part, it also managed to retained System Of A Down's unorthodox signature sound: so-called "Nu-Metal" uniquely infused with remarkable originality, including angular riffs, jagged rhythms, and oblique lyrics splattered all over the place. Like its predecessor, "Toxicity" seems utterly chaotic upon first listen, but things quickly begin falling into place, thanks to a number of small refinements, not least of which is a more generous melody, obviously pre-meditated, but rarely overdone. In turn, this immediacy greatly improved the album's chances at radio - case in point, first single "Chop Suey!", a track so potent not even September 11, nor mainstream radio's ensuing self-imposed, politically correct attempt at self-censorship, could tear from the airwaves (despite its none-too-discreet lyrics about suicide), the song's surprising success was reminiscent of another left-field hit from a decade earlier, Faith No More's "Epic". And sure enough, from the unexpected false starts of "Prison Song" to the relatively mellow conclusion, the band's heightened commercial sensibility continues to joust with their inherently quirky songwriting. The excellent title track, "Forest," and "Science" are among the most accessible standouts from an incredibly diverse set, the likes of which System Of A Down's inferior Nu-Metal peers could only hope to emulate. Lyrically, it's simply no contest. Whether tackling typical Rock subject matter like drug abuse ("Needles") and groupies ("Psycho"), or embarking on inscrutable Dadaist gems like "Jet Pilot" and "Shimmy," co-songwriters Daron Malakian and Serj Tankain sound like are the bastard children of Frank Zappa and Slayer. And while sub-Rage Against The Machine political invective (unfairly attributed to their Armenian heritage) remains an integral part of the band's creative makeup (e.g. "Deer Dance," "Atwa"), "Toxicity"'s approach is much more cautious in this regard than that of their incendiary debut.
When a band takes this many left turns, you'd expect them to start going in circles sooner rather than later, but this is not the case with System Of A Down. Hands down one of 2001's top Metal releases, "Toxicity" may well prove to be a lasting Heavy Metal classic to boot!!
American Recordings/Columbia/Sony Music Entertainment, 2001 (COL 501534 2). Made in Austria. Used: like new.


Tracklist:
1. Prison Song     3:21 
2. Needles     3:14 
3. Deer Dance     2:55 
4. Jet Pilot     2:06 
5. X     1:58 
6. Chop Suey!     3:30 
7. Bounce     1:54 
8. Forest     4:00 
9. Atwa     2:56 
10. Science     2:43 
11. Shimmy     1:51 
12. Toxicity     3:39 
13. Psycho     3:46 
14. Aerials     3:56 
15. Arto (Hidden Track)    2:15 
Total playing time: 44:04

The fifth full-length studio album by legendary American Alternative Metal band.
"Hypnotize" opened at number 1 on the Billboard 200, with 320,000 copies sold in the first week. The album also debuted at number 1 on the Canadian Albums Chart, selling 47,000 copies in its first week. The album was certified Gold and Platinum by the RIAA on December 13, 2005. Since its release, "Hypnotize" has sold 8 million copies worldwide.
American Recordings/Columbia, 2005 (8-2796-93871-2). Russian bootleg. Used (cover/disc): EX+/EX+.


Tracklist:
1. Attack 3:06
2. Dreaming 3:59
3. Kill Rock'n Roll 2:27
4. Hypnotize 3:09
5. Stealing Society 2:58
6. Tentative 3:36
7. U-Fig 2:55
8. Holy Mountains 5:28
9. Vicinity Of Obscenity 2:51
10. She's Like Heroin 2:44
11. Lonely Day 2:47
12. Soldier Side 3:40
Total playing time: 39:40 min.

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Debut full-length album by talented Swedish Melodic Death Metal band, recorded at the famous Tico Tico studio in Finland.
Features ex-NIGTHFALL drummer George Kolias!
Karmageddon Media, 2004 (KARMA050)


Tracklist:
1.Devilwish 03:10
2.Orbital 04:21
3.Fading Star 05:29
4.Moonlight 04:41
5.Cult of Orion 06:54
6.Safe Inside 03:48
7.Bleed It Off 03:17
8.Arctic Circle  06:43
Total playing time: 38:23

The third album for this Swedish/Greek band! New Wave Of Swedish Death Metal at it’s finest, as it’s includes many classic heavy metal elements, like Greeks doing, plus many melodic lines which makes the whole album a masterpiece. For fans of In Flames, Dark Tranquillity, Nightfall, Nightrage and Lordi!
Recorded and mixed at Tico Tico Studios in Finland, mastered at The Mastering Room, Sweden.
Licensed for Greece only!
Sleaszy Rider Rec., 2008 (SR-0087)


Tracklist:
1.Tyrannicide (Article 114) 04:16
2.Evil Monkey 04:23
3.The Wisest of Designs 04:41
4.Marathon 06:30
5.The Less You Speak 04:50
6.Way Out 05:11
7.Where I Was 04:08
8.Campaign 275 03:46
9.Tiny Wave 08:49
Total playing time: 46:34

Debut full-length album by French Dark Wave/Electro/Gothic/Industrial Rock/Metal band.
French four-piece Systr's debut hits the ground running and keeps rocking for ten tracks packed to the rafters with Rammstein-esque Metal brutality served on a bed of high BPM Trance euphoria that will have any Electro-Goth act quaking in their eyeliner. Having replaced one co-founder in 2009 this release is a clear statement to the world that Systr is an uncompromising, intelligent beast with one purpose to change the face of Electro-Goth.
The bands' scowling vocals and real time Metal instrumentation mixed with Goan 'reach for the lasers' Acid digitalisation is a much needed injection of inspiration and competition into the current scene. A flood of Electronica and effect ridden growls that cover the vocalist’s accent meet the listener and to be honest that is a general summary of the whole piece. It’s limited what can be done with such a formula and there are only changes of pace to differentiate most of this.
"Gazole" opens with its title track; a slamming Metal-dance breakbeat inferno that takes no prisoners with lyrics delivered with more venom than Skindred on crack and with the chorus belted out this is one of the less melodic outtakes from the album.
"DBMB" is of a more complex, Hardcore bent involving more intelligent arrangements of vocal harmonies and overdubs that when married with the band's patented blend of Metal and Dance proves why Systr deserves recognition as one lean contender for best emerging Electro-Goth act of 2011. 
"The Race" sees the band pick up the tempo, reverting to their initial raging vocal overdubs and primordial sound. This track live would have the crowd going mental with its mix of raw energy, speed and unrelenting vocal delivery. It just keeps coming at you with an infectious confidence that should be on any prize fighters warm up track list. Truly impressive and hard to top in the following six tracks.
"Understanding" leans more towards the band's Dance influences with more euphoric overtones and female vocals harmonising with the lead singer's growl to produce what feels like a watering down of Systr's essence. Not to worry as "Point Break" sees more material akin to "The Race" nailed to an intent crushing riff interwoven in due course with more 'white glove' Electronics to produce an exhausting finale.
"All Given Words" sees the band in more sombre mood giving the impression that they're starting to run out of gas, and inspiration. This is proven by "Sportswear (dead or alive)" that sees Bagger rapping the verses that fill the gaps between a spoken/sung chorus that fails to impress with the track's similarity to Limp Bizkit adding to "Gazole"'s seeming loss of direction. It's by this stage of the album that the listener starts to think that perhaps an EP would have been a more effective introduction to the band as all that they achieved in "Gazole"'s opening tracks is slowly watered down by a succession of increasingly weak material.
Final track "Superheroes" does try to ensure that "Gazole" exits on a high note, and although it's not a bad piece of work it's without direction and comes across as unnecessary filler.
This album shows a band on the cusp of the big time, but only on the condition that they have enough creative ammunition to keep their audience happy because they showed signs of flagging by the end of this album.
Only with the release of their forthcoming follow-up will it be possible to gauge their long-term success.
SG Records, 2011 (SGCD045). Made in Italy. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Gazole 
2. Dbmb
3. Protect Your Horizons 
4. The Race
5. Understanding
6. Point Break
7. All Given Words
8. Sportswear (Dead Or Alive)
9. Remaining Silence
10. Superheroes

The tenth full-length studio album by cult Swedish Progressive Power/Heavy Metal band.
Tad Morose is now a full four albums into their ‘comeback’ after a ten-year break between their sixth and seventh albums, and the (mostly) stable line-up is very productive with four albums in ten years.
Albeit with a small nod to the sound of 80s and 90s without sounding less fresh and modern, the band has delivered another solid Metal album. Good solos, good vocals, good production values and enough little extras, such as the occasional acoustic guitar segment, all combine with great songs to make this stellar piece in the band’s long and impressive career.
Tad Morose has been chugging along for years now, releasing mostly solid albums – even if they never seemed to get back to the level of their trinity of albums in the late 90s and early ‘00s. This is probably the strongest of the new albums so far, mostly just coming down to the pared-down runtime. These are short songs that get to the point, and the band has written a bunch of their best tunes in years here.
They haven’t changed all that much since "Modus Vivendi" and these songs are all pretty bare bones, with a general tight, clinical riffing sense, dark, obscure atmosphere and choruses that come at you like spirits rising up from a fucking grave with a vengeance. The difference here is in the quality – while the opening title track sounds like every other song the band ever wrote, after that they do kick into a run of pretty stellar tunes. Check the nifty melodies of “Witches Dance”, the kinetic “Phantasm”, the epic “Dying” and the massive chorus of “Escape” – these are among their coolest tunes in years, and unlike the other recent albums there’s no real filler.
The band sounds as pro as you’d expect, with guitarist Christer Andersson, the lone remaining original member, just having a great feel for massive grooves and stomping riff work. It’s all just f***ing solid! If you’re a fan of Tad Morose or of no bullshit Dark Power Metal, "March Of The Obsequious" ought to be a safe bet for a buy!!
GMR Music Group/Jolly Roger Records/Blackbeard, 2022 (JRR-BB028). Made in Italy. Pressed in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. March Of The Obsequious 3:46
2. Witches Dance 4:51
3. Pandemonium 3:26
4. Phantasm 3:50
5. Dying 4:31

Side B
1. Escape 3:53
2. A Trail Of Sins 3:49
3. A Quilt Of Shame 3:24
4. Legion 3:57
5. This Perfect Storm 4:17

Total playing time: 39:44 min.

First European re-release of the fourth full-length studio album by cult Swedish Progressive Power/Heavy Metal band.
Tad Morose play a Power/Classic Heavy Metal hybrid with slight Progressive tendencies. "Undead" is their first album on the Century Media label. After a long 3-year wait, during which they had to hassle with their old label, Black Mark, they have come out with a very focused and strong album.
Tad Morose have dropped the keyboard player who performed on their past albums and have added a second guitar player, which has made their sound catchier, heavier, and faster. Almost gone is any resemblance to the music from their earlier works. This album can be defined as Power Metal, but Tad Morose is able to sound fresher and better than most bands in this overcrowded genre.
Urban Breed's singing is phenomenal. He has a great range and can do powerful, soaring vocal lines and then sing in a rougher style. His singing reminds of a combination of Zak Stevens (ex- Savatage) and Johnny Lindkvist (Nocturnal Rites). The driving guitar lines by Christer Andersson and Daniel Olsson are crunchy and melodic, and they really do an excellent job. The majority of their solos are not particularly flashy or ultra-fast. Instead, they show a lot of melody and harmony, they are to the point, and as a result, the song as a whole is the focus - not just a speedy solo. The drumming by Peter Morén is tight and powerful, and finally, Anders Modd glues the entire music together with his great bass playing.
"Undead" is a beast of mythical proportions, vicious riffs, fast solos, and an overall atmosphere of dread, doubt and pain. The music soars, the guitar work has a good amount of distortion and sounds influenced by 1980s American Metal. The singer has an exceptionally beautiful voice. It is at turns uplifting, frightening and rough.
Tad Morose has definitely set itself apart from the other Power Metal bands out there, many of which have become very boring and repetitive. This is one of those bands whose sound is very, very hard to accurately describe. They're just good, and their groovy riffs and haunting vocal melodies will keep you coming back for more. Let's hope this well-kept secret from Sweden will gather a strong fan base. After this formidable effort, they deserve it!
Century Media/Punishment 18 Records, 2000/2020 (P18R 154). Made in Italy.


Tracklist:
1. Intro 0:53
2. Servant Of The Bones 4:55
3. Another Time Around 4:06
4. Where The Sun Never Shines 4:02
5. Order Of The Seven Poles 4:46
6. Undead 3:40
7. No Tears In The Rain 4:29
8. Intro / Lord On High 5:51
9. Corporate Masters 3:20
10. No Wings To Burn 3:48
11. The Dead And His Son 5:41
Total playing time: 45:32 min.

First re-release of the fourth full-length studio album by cult Swedish Progressive Power/Heavy Metal band.
Tad Morose play a Power/Classic Heavy Metal hybrid with slight Progressive tendencies. "Undead" is their first album on the Century Media label. After a long 3-year wait, during which they had to hassle with their old label, Black Mark, they have come out with a very focused and strong album.
Tad Morose have dropped the keyboard player who performed on their past albums and have added a second guitar player, which has made their sound catchier, heavier, and faster. Almost gone is any resemblance to the music from their earlier works. This album can be defined as Power Metal, but Tad Morose is able to sound fresher and better than most bands in this overcrowded genre.
Urban Breed's singing is phenomenal. He has a great range and can do powerful, soaring vocal lines and then sing in a rougher style. His singing reminds of a combination of Zak Stevens (ex- Savatage) and Johnny Lindkvist (Nocturnal Rites). The driving guitar lines by Christer Andersson and Daniel Olsson are crunchy and melodic, and they really do an excellent job. The majority of their solos are not particularly flashy or ultra-fast. Instead, they show a lot of melody and harmony, they are to the point, and as a result, the song as a whole is the focus - not just a speedy solo. The drumming by Peter Morén is tight and powerful, and finally, Anders Modd glues the entire music together with his great bass playing.
"Undead" is a beast of mythical proportions, vicious riffs, fast solos, and an overall atmosphere of dread, doubt and pain. The music soars, the guitar work has a good amount of distortion and sounds influenced by 1980s American Metal. The singer has an exceptionally beautiful voice. It is at turns uplifting, frightening and rough.
Tad Morose has definitely set itself apart from the other Power Metal bands out there, many of which have become very boring and repetitive. This is one of those bands whose sound is very, very hard to accurately describe. They're just good, and their groovy riffs and haunting vocal melodies will keep you coming back for more. Let's hope this well-kept secret from Sweden will gather a strong fan base. After this formidable effort, they deserve it!
Limited to 100 copies Grey Vinyl includes 4-page insert.
Century Media/Jolly Roger Records/Blackbeard, 1985/2022 (JRR-BB029). Made in Italy. Pressed in Czech.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. Intro 0:53
2. Servant Of The Bones 4:55
3. Another Time Around 4:07
4. Where The Sun Never Shines 4:02
5. Order Of The Seven Poles 4:46
6. Undead 3:40

Side B
7. No Tears In The Rain 4:29
8. Intro / Lord On High 5:51
9. Corporate Masters 3:20
10. No Wings To Burn 3:48
11. The Dead And His Son 5:40

Total playing time: 45:32 min.

Debut full-length album by Korean Pagan Black Metal band.
Formerly the long standing Korean Black Metal band, Apparition, now with a name change, this samurai makes traditional Black Metal since the 90s, with music based on themes of traditional Korean pagan beliefs & history.
Possibly his strongest album to date!
Fallen-Angels Productions, 2014 (AngeL10). Made in South Korea. First press.


Tracklist:
1.Intro - 天地開闢
2.Killing Racist
3.Fucking Nowadays Korean Mental
4.Spirit of Koguryo
5.Gwanggaeto the Great King
6.From Dusk Till Dawn
7.Outro - 蚩尤戱
Bonus Track:
8.Way of Blood


Samples: http://www.last.fm

The debut full-length album by Russian Depressive Black Metal band.
Taiga is a two-man project from Russia.
Album starts with a decent intro, puts on the album a very strong example of what Depressive Black should be. Very intense guitar pieces that guide you through icy stories with some halts to appropriate samples or acoustics to give this melancholy. Yet more color in the usual way also reverberate persistently with the singer Nikolay.
Would this impression also refer to the place where these guys live? If it is cold and dark, this band certainly succeeded in its intent. Fans of Nyktalgia might go missing some power, but who likes icy perfection in that form, or even a Thy Light-atmosphere or can appreciate a sporadic Walknut guitar line, removing this pine forest in the house!
Satanath Records/Metallic Media/Le Crépuscule Du Soir Productions, 2014(SAT067 | METALLIC 030 | LCDS 180/42). Pressed in Russia. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Intro 2:43
2. Вечность В Пустых Глазах 4:11
3. Взываю К Тебе 5:11
4. За Чертой 5:17
5. Среди Серых Стен 6:21
6. На Битом Стекле 4:47
7. Вернуться На Землю 5:32
8. Ты Всё Ещё Дышишь 5:45
9. Пепельный Свет 5:53
Total playing time: 45:40


Samples: http://satanath.bandcamp.com

The fourth full-length album by Spanish Progressive Power Metal band.
Talesien is a six-piece melodic Progressive/Symphonic Metal band from Galicia, and they have written a very passionately played they fourth longplay.
Musically, band more inspired by Progressive Metal synthesizer arrangements along with the Power Metal crooning, and complex yet rhythmic guitar parts, which lead all 11 cuts here, into uncharted territory. Plenty of Fates Warning, Dream Theater, Is Pain, Iron Maiden and Helloween influences can be found here. However, this sextet has forged its own sound, straying away from the melodic styles created by the bands mentioned above.
Furthermore, their musicianship is excellent, as they’re all very cohesive together, as the songwriting flows so well, kind of sweeps you off of your feet. What makes this band unique is the fact that they sing in their native language of Spanish, which could be a deal breaker here for some listeners into Metal, especially if you do not speak nor understand Spanish. However, if you’ve an open mind, Talesien take no prisoners on this almost one hour CD, as there are plenty of sweet vocal harmonies in unison with the guitar riffs and symphonic synth passages in places. Sure, if the vocals were sung in English it would’ve been nice, but being that they’re sung in Spanish, really sets these guys apart from rest of the Melodic and Progressive Metal bands in the world!
There is something very special about this band’s music; they sound so upbeat and hopeful, and it is this spirit, which does not leave your mind, as you keep hearing their memorable melodies in your head. Check it out, as Talesien is a very interesting Metal band from the beautiful country of Espana!!
Suspiria Records, 2016 (SPR020). Made in Spain. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Noa 2:00
2. Lazarus 5:30
3. A-Legato 4:41
4. Sexta Extinción 6:23
5. Neftalí 6:14
6. Incomprensión 5:41
7. Alma Encadenada 6:24
8. Insomnio 5:53
9. Apátrida 5:02
10. Mártires 6:20
11. Sublime 3:59
Total playing time: 58:15 min.

Re-release the fifty-ninth album by legendary German Ambient band.
Right before TD entered the stage during their Europe gigs in 1997, spectators could hear some mellow music overlaid by some nature, animal or environment sounds. "On public demand", as stated in the booklet, this "pre-concert ambient music" has become available on the CD "Ambient Monkeys".
Ambient it is, with 12 Tangerine Dream pieces, two of which are based on classical pieces - "Symphony In A-Minor" (J.S. Bach) and "Concerto In A-Major/Adagio" (W. A. Mozart).
And yes, there are monkeys - screeching away. But, but more than monkeys, but the sounds of the rainforest - rain of leaves, animals creeping about, birds chirping… it's a soundtrack to a documentary that hasn't been made yet (though there are plenty on the subject of rainforests, of course).
You can see this as an album to get lost in - so make sure you've got your fedora, leather jacket, and a thirst for adventure, as Tangerine Dream take you on a colorful and fascinating journey!
Eastgate Music And Media Ltd./Membran Music Ltd., 2005/2009 (232628). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Token From Birdland 5:59
2. Symphony In A-Minor 3:26
3. The Seventh Propeller Of Silence 3:51
4. Calyx Calamander 4:41
5. Riddle Of The Monkey Tribe 3:42
6. Moon Marble 3:32
7. Concerto In A-Major / Adagio 1:46
8. Lemon Vendor Khaly 3:37
9. Campera De Mon Glyan 4:47
10. Virtue Is It's Own Reward 3:10
11. Pantha Rhei 3:15
12. Myopia World 3:46
Total playing time: 45:32 min.

First re-release of the twenty-sixth full-length studio album by legendary German Ambient band.
It's the first Tangerine Dream album to feature Thorsten Quaeschning as a full-time member. The album also features a returning Linda Spa on saxophone. This is her first appearance on a Tangerine Dream album since "Goblins' Club" (1996). Jerome Froese makes his final appearance after joining his father in 1990 for the "Melrose" album.
Eastgate Music And Media Ltd./Membran Music Ltd./Moonpop Music, 2005/2009 (232605). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. La Vision 12:19
2. La Joie 5:16
3. La Force Du Curage 8:37
4. La Solitude Dans L'espoir 7:33
5. La Marche 8:36
6. La Sagesse Du Destin 7:59
7. Le Combat Du Sang 10:18
8. Le Combat Des Épées 14:02
9. Le Libération 4:40
Total playing time: 79:20 min.

First re-release of the compilation album by legendary German Ambient band.
The album features re-recordings and remixes by several present and past members of the band.
The 14 songs on this CD will open a series of re-recordings and re-mixes under various artistic and technical perspectives in order to give the listener different views to compositions originally created by Tangerine Dream and some of their short or longtime members or guests. The songs are re-performed, partly by the original composer or by musicians, who had been or still are associated with the band. "Tangerine Dream Plays Tangerine Dream" can be taken as a synonym for travelling back and forwards within the band's unlimited sound universe.
Eastgate Music And Media Ltd./Membran Music Ltd., 2006/2009 (232605). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. South Pole Crossing (performed by Paul Haslinger) 4:11
2. Logos Blue (performed by Ralf Wadephul) 6:00
3. Alchemy Of The Heart II (performed by Paul Haslinger, Edgar Froese) 4:29
4. Beach Theme (performed by Zlatko Perica) 3:37
5. Phaedra 2005 (performed by Edgar Froese) 5:50
6. Desert T. Dream (performed by Ralf Wadephul) 4:02
7. Convention Of The 24 (performed by Edgar Froese) 9:25
8. The Blue Bridge (performed by Thorsten Quaeschning, Linda Spa) 3:33
9. Ride On A Ray (performed by Edgar Froese) 8:44
10. Logos Velvet (performed by Thorsten Quaeschning) 5:10
11. Challengers Arrival (performed by Edgar Froese) 4:07
12. Sphinx Red Lightning (performed by Edgar Froese) 4:57
13. Pergamon Sphere (performed by Johannes Schmoelling) 5:01
14. Loved By The Sun (performed by Thorsten Quaeschning) 3:36
Total playing time: 72:42 min.

First re-release of the compilation album by legendary German Ambient band.
From the innovative German Electronica outfit, one of the most influential instrumental outfits of the 20th century. Tangerine Dream has never produced anything calculated to make the masses jump off their chairs and start screaming Top 40 tunes, but they have managed to have an immense impact in the world of Electronic and soundtrack music. Their 107 (and counting) studio, live and soundtrack releases have their own driving hypnotic pieces that might differ from release to release, but they are all uniquely Tangerine Dream!
Eastgate Music And Media Ltd./Membran Music Ltd., 2007/2009 (232603). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Beauty Of The Blast 4:00
2. Longing For Cashba 7:40
3. Bois De Boulogne 5:17
4. Stoneyard 6:12
5. Akash Deep 7:27
6. Storm Seekers 5:22
7. Gaudi Parc 5:21
8. Last Trumpet On 23rd Street 4:33
9. Silver Siren 4:45
10. Dream Sculpture 5:29
Total playing time: 56:06 min.


Samples: https://tangerinedreamofficial.bandcamp.com