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First European re-release of the debut full-length album by legendary Norwegian Black Metal band.
Since 1991, Immortal did a great job proving that they were amongst the best Black Metallers out there. Starting with their "frostbitten" formula and then exposing a Thrashier side, they never failed to amaze us. "Battles In The North", "At The Heart Of Winter" and all of their grim efforts across the years were always satisfying, strong and at times mind boggling. Now, let us go back in time, and revisit the event that sparked this chain of awesomeness, the album that brought to birth one of the most noteworthy Black Metal acts on earth: "Diabolical Fullmoon Mysticism".
Back in the year 1991, when many bands were still grasping the concept of Black Metal, Immortal were writing some solid Black Metal. Despite their young age, they succeed in delivering a mature-sounding work. Demonaz's riffing is very tight, and not usually breaking the evil-sounding tremolo rule. The chainsaw-like riffs are fast, angry and relentless. The low frequencies are very masterfully covered by Abbath's heavy bass lines. This is one of those old Black Metal albums where the bass keeps rumbling all the time. The drumming, on the other hand, is very typical for a Black Metal album, but "Diabolical Fullmoon Mysticism" was released in 1991, so it is quite normal for the drumming to consist of nothing but constant blasting. On the top of the well-performed instrumentals come the vocals, which are less croaky than usual Abbath vocals, but loads more scary and disturbing, especially that screech in "Unholy Forces Of Evil". Acoustic guitars are frequently used, and keyboards dominate near the end of "A Perfect Vision Of The Rising Northland". But what makes the experience of album unforgettable is the devilish guitar solos and leads here and there. It seems that Demonaz wrote some typical solos, changed some notes, twisted the overall sound and added some warped craze in order to create those solos of his. Mind blowing stuff!
This is an underrated Raw Black Metal jewel, and it is often overlooked by the fans of the genre. If you like Black Metal, grab this as soon as possible!! The evil, harsh atmosphere will undeniably be to your immense liking!!!
Osmose Productions, 1992 (OPCD 007). Made in France. Pressed in Austira.


Tracklist:
1. Intro 1:34
2. The Call Of The Wintermoon 5:39
3. Unholy Forces Of Evil 4:28
4. Cryptic Winterstorms 6:07
5. Cold Winds Of Funeral Dust 3:47
6. Blacker Than Darkness 4:16
7. A Perfect Vision Of The Rising Northland 9:03
Total playing time: 34:58

The second full-length studio album by legendary Norwegian Black Metal Band.
The first album to feature Abbath on drums. Although producer Eirik (Pytten) Hundvin is credited as a drummer in the booklet (and he was responsible for the instrument on subsequent live shows), drums on this recording were done by Abbath.
Osmose Productions, 1993 (OPCD 019 / SPV 084-08772 CD). Made in France. Pressed in Austria. Re-press.


Tracklist:
1. Unsilent Storms In The North Abyss 03:14 
2. A Sign For The Norse Hordes To Ride 02:35 
3. The Sun No Longer Rises 04:19 
4. Frozen By Icewinds 04:40 
5. Storming Through Red Clouds And Holocaustwinds 04:39 
6. Eternal Years On The Path To The Cemetary Gates 03:30 
7. As The Eternity Opens 05:30 
8. Pure Holocaust 05:16 
Total playing time: 33:43 min.


Samples: https://osmoseproductions.bandcamp.com

8th full-length album by Finnish Extreme Nuclear Metal masters.
Another unforgiving attack of corrupted, disturbed metal extremity from Mika and his mad alcoholic Finns. A bastard mix of black metal, Motorhead-influenced biker rock, and Discharge-like hardcore, and the lyrics cover a familiar range of topics: death, suicide, hopelessness, religion, pain, and suffering. The sixth song of the album, “Suffer In Silence”, is dedicated to the band’s late guitarist, Teemu “Somnium” Raimoranta who died from falling from a railroad bridge a year prior to the album’s release.
Osmose Productions/Fono Records, 2003 (FO310CD). Made in Russia.

 
Tracklist:
1. Kohta Ei Naura Enää Jeesuskaan 02:13
2. Armageddon Death Squad 02:55
3. The Endless War 04:12
4. The Maggot Crusher 03:41
5. Curse of the Dead Medusa 03:24
6. Suffer in Silence 04:12
7. Halo of Flies 02:20
8. Recreate Thru Hate 02:14
9. Goat Seeds of Doom 03:36
10. Even More Pain 03:29
11. Tribulation Hell 03:14
12. Urgent Need to Kill 02:52
13. All That You Fear 04:23
Total playing time: 42:45 min.



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8th full-length album by Finnish Extreme Nuclear Metal masters.
Another unforgiving attack of corrupted, disturbed metal extremity from Mika and his mad alcoholic Finns. A bastard mix of black metal, Motorhead-influenced biker rock, and Discharge-like hardcore, and the lyrics cover a familiar range of topics: death, suicide, hopelessness, religion, pain, and suffering. The sixth song of the album, “Suffer In Silence”, is dedicated to the band’s late guitarist, Teemu “Somnium” Raimoranta who died from falling from a railroad bridge a year prior to the album’s release.
Osmose Productions, 2003 (OPCD 2152). Made in France. Pressed in UK.

 
Tracklist:
1. Kohta Ei Naura Enää Jeesuskaan 02:13
2. Armageddon Death Squad 02:55
3. The Endless War 04:12
4. The Maggot Crusher 03:41
5. Curse of the Dead Medusa 03:24
6. Suffer in Silence 04:12
7. Halo of Flies 02:20
8. Recreate Thru Hate 02:14
9. Goat Seeds of Doom 03:36
10. Even More Pain 03:29
11. Tribulation Hell 03:14
12. Urgent Need to Kill 02:52
13. All That You Fear 04:23
Total playing time: 42:45 min.



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The tenth full-length studio album by legendary Finnish Extreme Metal band.
Finnish Nuclear Metal gods strike back with their strongest offering to date. From the old-school opening of "The Antichrist Files", to the rocking Punk mayhem of "You Don't Rock Hard", to the grand finale of "Dead Return", "Manifest" is an album that shows no mercy.
Signed originally (with their own blood, no less) with Osmose Productions in 1992, "Manifest" continues the strong relationship between the label and the band.
Osmose Productions/Red Stream, 2007 (RSR-0195/OPCD 200). Made in USA.


Tracklist:
1. Intro: Greater Wrath 01:21
2. The Antichrist Files 01:23
3. Mushroom Truth 03:39
4. You Don't Rock Hard 02:14
5. Pathogen 03:04
6. Pandemia 01:58
7. The Calling 03:56
8. Funeral for Despicable Pigs 03:33
9. Planet Nazarene 03:51
10. Blueprint for Your Culture's Apocalypse 02:49
11. Goat Justice 02:29
12. Die Insane 03:55
13. Original Pig Rig 03:42
14. Suicide Song 03:26
15. When Violence Commands the Day 03:34
16. Dead Return 05:34



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The seventh full-length studio album by legendary Finnish Thrash/Black Metal band.
With the "Nihil" album, we could already notice a more polished style and music from Impaled Nazarene, because of the new guitarist on that album, Alexi Laiho. He brought with it many influences from the Melodic Metal he used to play with Children Of Bodom, especially on the lead guitars lines, while the rest was still quite brutal but with signs of change. To the always-present brutality by this band, there has now opposed a more care for the structures.
"Absence Of War Does Not Mean Peace" continues this way with more Thrashy riffs and an eye to the melody. The time of the pure Speed and Rawness seems quite far now even if the band has never forgotten the roots. Album welcomes us with blasting production that gives power and relevance to each instrument. The tempo is generally quite fast but the melody on the riffs is always present to make the whole song quite catchy too. The screams by Mika are always nasty but in some parts they are not like in the past, suffering a bit the steps of time.
Overall, this album will surely divide the new and the old fans of this band. The progression continues and the melodies are now far more important for Impaled Nazarene. However, the album is quite good even if it’s far from the sheer brutality of the early works but it’s always fast, just with an eye to the melody.
Although "Absence Of War" marks a rather distinct departure from their Black Metal roots, and positively reeks of Power Metal with a lot of the riffs, it is undeniably a Black Metal album through and through, and anyone who says otherwise has obviously never listened to it more than once. Moreover, it's highly recommended picking for anyone with even a remote interest in Extreme music of any sort. Even non-fans of Black Metal should be able to appreciate this gem!
The release was recorded at Anssi Kippo's Astia Studio.
A music video "Hardboiled And Still Hellbound" features former Finnish porn star Rakel Liekki.
Osmose Productions, 2001 (OPCD 123 / SPV 084-08502 CD). Made in France. Pressed in Austria. Re-press 2017.


Tracklist:
1. Stratagem 1:12
2. Absence Of War 2:27
3. The Lost Art Of Goat Sacrificing 3:54
4. Prequel To Bleeding (Angels III) 2:48
5. Hardboiled And Still Hellbound 2:31
6. Into The Eye Of The Storm 4:44
7. Before The Fallout 1:05
8. Humble Fuck Of Death 2:53
9. Via Dolorosa 4:08
10. Nyrkillä Tapettava Huora 3:00
11. Never Forgive 3:58
12. Satan Wants You Dead 0:16
13. The Madness Behind 4:12
Total playing time: 37:11 min.


Samples: https://osmoseproductions.bandcamp.com

Released in celebrating the 100 years of Finnish Independence, Limited Special Edition re-release of the third full-length studio album by legendary Finnish Punk/Black Metal band.
Just after one year from the hyper violent "Ugra-Karma", these Finnish crazy motherfu**ers are back in anger with another album that would have remained in history for the brutality and the sheer rawness of a band that never accepted any form of compromise and always conserved a mocking but shocking attitude. Once again, the hilarious components are heavily present also in this new album, starting from the title and passing through the songs on it.
The magnanimous gravity of “Ugra Karma” can’t be felt for most of the time, as the Cyber Black Metal grandeur of that album is really hard to repeat. But the band do their best to sound relevant and up-to-date, and to tell the truth this effort isn’t such a big step back with admirable attempts at diversity which some may have taken as new trajectories sketched, to be explored in the future. In fact, the album served a template that the guys have been following steadfastly for over twenty years now, sometimes trying to touch their “Karmic” masterpiece.
Luttinen and his ever-reliant team have no reasons whatsoever to worry about their voluminous discography; they’ve been doing really well raising the flag of Finnish Metal all the way from Heaven to Kingdom Come!
It's the last album to feature both Luttinen brothers. The album is infamous due to its nationalistic themes. The first part of the song "Total War - Winter War" is a cover of parts of the song "Total War" by the American Industrial band Non.
Limited to 1000 copies Jewel Case release.
Osmose Productions, 1994/2017 (OPCD026-100). Made in France. Pressed in Austria. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Intro 0:53
2. Vitutuksen Multihuipennus 2:10
3. Blood Is Thicker Than Water 3:30
4. Steelvagina 3:05
5. Total War - Winter War 3:46
6. Quasb / The Burning 4:07
7. Kuolema Kaikille (Paitsi Meille) 0:50
8. Let's Fucking Die 2:34
9. Genocide 2:46
10. Ghettoblaster 2:16
11. The Oath Of The Goat 4:03
Total playing time: 30:00 min.


Samples: https://osmoseproductions.bandcamp.com

Debut full-length album by the American Blackened Death Metal/Goregrind band.
A two man band with an awesome style of rotten Death Grind!!
Mixing of old school style with new elements.
Recorded and mastered by Dennis Muñoz (guital player of Solstice, Iniquitous...)!
For fans of: Exhumed, Immolation, Blaspherian, Imprecation and Incantation!!!
Pathologically Explicit Recordings, 2012 (PER040). Made in Spain. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Awakened Through Death     00:58 
2. Archives of Flesh     03:15 
3. Down Syndrome Lust     04:01 
4. Sovereign of Solitude     04:37 
5. Contortion of Souls     04:07 
6. Reality Engorged     04:00 
7. Eternity Awaits     02:58 
8. Regurgitate Christianity     04:36 
9. Euphoric State of Agony     02:18
Total playing time: 30:50

Seventh full-length album by the American Horror Speed Metal band.
Cast forth from the bowels of some rotting gravesite is the new disc from the world’s foremost Horror Metal band, Impaler. Back from the crypt to release their 7th full length on the unsuspecting masses is Bill Lindsey and his undead crew of murder and mayhem which this time around includes original bass player Commander Court Hawley and also special guest, original guitar player Mike Torok. With such a band of scallywags in tow “Habeas Corpus” should be an especially bloody and murderous event.
“Angel of Misery” kicks off the disc in typical Impaler fashion. Their Punk infused sound is not exactly in vogue today but back in the early 80's these guys were something new and different and their lives shows must have been something to behold. Today with video games and movies continually pushing the boundaries blood, gore and violence is nothing new but at the time of Impaler’s inception horror movies were still scary and Impalers bloody shows could still shock. “Hatbox Ghost” is something a little different for Impaler as it has more of Thrash feel to it than the Punkish sound that is usually part of their repertoire. The CD closes out with special guest Mike Torok on guitar and the track “World Insane”. This is by far the strongest track on the CD. It has a strong guitar sound which is just a bit meatier than what the band usually uses and Torok’s playing is more varied and leans a little bit more towards the metal realm compared with Bradley J.
Again Impaler delivers 11 songs that are sure to quench (or inflame) the bloodlust of their many fans. Even though this is only their 7th CD, Impaler has released numerous E.P.s, Bloody Bill Lindsey has managed to keep the band and its sound focused on what they do best. That is creating blood soaked anthems that try to touch that dark place in us all!
Vlad Productions/The Root of All Evil Records, 2005 (VP-102 / ROE-054). Made in USA. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Angel of Misery     03:06 
2. Follow Me (Will-O-Wisp)     03:36 
3. Supernatural Superstar     02:31 
4. Bride of Impaler     04:34 
5. The Last Ride     03:05 
6. Hatbox Ghost     05:00 
7. Black River Falls     03:10 
8. Angel in White     03:05 
9. Lost on Monster Island     02:45 
10. Sonic Reducer     02:56 
11. World Insane     04:51
Total playing time: 38:39

The third re-release of the second and the final full-length studio album by legendary American Death Metal/Grindcore band.
The last album the band has released since their 2007 live album, which was recorded at their reunion show in Chicago. It was released in June 1992 and was a major influence in the Grindcore and Goregrind scene.
"Horror Of The Zombies" has a much more structured and varied approach then debut album, "Ultimo Mondo Cannibale". The songs are longer and the production on this album is thick and full. The music is still very much Old School Death Metal.
Impetigo are influenced by such bands as Massacre, Repulsion, Master, and Autopsy on this album.
This re-release has expanded liner notes by Stevo, two extra live songs, renewed artwork, and many rare pictures in a 24-page booklet.
A truly Gore masterpiece, everything about it reeks of a B grade zombie movie. A classic piece of Death Metal/Grindcore!
Vic Records, 1992/2023 (VIC258CD). Made in Netherlands. Pressed in Poland.


Tracklist:
"Horror Of The Zombies"
1. Boneyard 2:53
2. I Work For The Streetcleaner 7:11
3. Wizard Of Gore 5:12
4. Mortuaria 6:52
5. Cannibale Ballet 4:12
6. Trap Them And Kill Them 2:48
7. Cannibal Lust 1:58
8. Defiling The Grave 3:40
9. Staph Terrorist 4:04
10. Breakfast At The Manchester Morgue (Let Sleeping Corpses Lie....) 7:11
"Live 4/11/92 Club Baby Head, Providence Rhode Island"    
11. Defiling The Grave 2:21
12. Breakfast At The Manchester Morgue 4:45
Total playing time: 53:06 min.


https://impetigo.bandcamp.com/
https://razorbackrecords.bandcamp.com/

The debut full-length studio album by American Death Metal band.
Hailing from Florida, Impurity has created a Death Metal bombshell with their first full-length! Simply an epic, yet ruthless attack of visionary Death Metal, inspired by and quite possibly comparable to the founding masters of the genre. Incredible album and layout! A musthave for fans of Immolation and Nile!!
Butchered Records, 2007 (BR-006). Made in USA. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Rise of the Merciless 1:17
2. Of Lust And War 3:36
3. Prayer to the Eidolon 4:10
4. Into the Crypt 1:58
5. Beneath The Ashen Grave 3:38
6. Eve of the Nine Kings 4:13
7. Demon's Harvest 1:32
8. Vice And Virtue 2:04
9. The Algid Heath 3:00
10. The Awakening of Kumbhakarna 3:07
11. Scourge of the Reviler 4:17
12. Epilogue 1:29
Total playing time: 34:23 min.


Samples: https://impurityband.bandcamp.com

Debut full-length album by the Italian Doom/Post-Metal band.
With subtle emotive artwork the album has gotten off to a good start and the opening moments of “Mind and Beast” hint at a band who use powerful riffs but also deep and varied amounts of melody in order to create an album that touches upon both raw energy and subtle grace.
“Reborn” is certainly not an album to be bogged down in the mundane or one dimensional and things jump from place to place with great ease. One moment you are being treated to some old school Heavy Metal, the next you could be listening to the bizarre sing song styling of a “Nightmare Before Christmas” like pantomime.
At other times “Reborn” is quite simply a pleasing and flowing melodic record that is extremely easy on the ears. A progressive, smooth, mellow and accomplished album by a band which obviously take great care and pride in their work, whether it is the music or the accompanying art.
Buil2Kill Records/Live Tribe Music, 2013 (B2K_0035). Made in Italy. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Mind and Beast     05:36
2. Draw on the Mirror     06:36
3. Rust     05:30
4. Silent Watchers     06:40
5. Elevation     02:49 
6. Reborn     08:03
7. Uno Sguardo Verso Il Cielo     04:29
8. The Thin Line     07:53
9. Circles in the Water     05:24
Total playing time: 53:00

Official re-release of the third full-length album by Argentinean Melodic Death Metal/Metalcore band.
After 10 years of career, three studio (two full-lengths and one mini) albums released and toured different continents around the globe, In Element launch "Era" his fourth and most ambitious album so far, making a radical change from his predecessors.
So in the end we have very interesting and quality stuff, highly recommended for all fans of Melodic Death Metal!
Concreto Records, 2013 (CDCR51). Made in Mexico.


Tracklist:
1. Crystallize 05:32
2. Asymmetric Resemblance 04:27
3. Self Conformist Delusion 04:42
4. Black Depths 04:51
5. Era 03:52
6. Haze (Inner Blindness) 05:23
7. Let the Stars (Collide in You) 05:05
8. Through Your Eyes 04:38
9. Coalition of the Willing 05:49
10. Architect of Chaos 05:42
11. For Whom the Bell Tolls (Metallica cover) 04:34
Total playing time: 54:35


Samples: http://www.lastfm
https://soundcloud.com

The tenth full-length album by the cult German Folk Metal/Rock band.
With this release, In Extremo present us another milestone of their creative work so far. So there's really no faulting a band for sticking to a formula if it is a winner. "Sterneneisen" is not really different from In Extremo's previous record but the guys continue to hone their songwriting skills, delivering a set of scorching Heavy Rock hits with the best of them.
The bagpipes ensure the tunes are never going to make it to a modern Rock radio, but it's the radio's loss - "Sterneneisen" may not be hip, but it's dead catchy! It's not kitschy, too, at least not embarrassingly. They've streamlined their sound, too - they've even stopped showing off by singing in half a dozen languages (except "Zauberspruch No. VII"), and the Folk element is also mostly limited to said bagpipes, leaving the quasi-Industrial guitars to carry the songs by barraging the audience with simple but killer riffs (some Sisters Of Mercy Synths Pop up in the background, too). There is less filler than ever, and through the band mostly romps at one speed, the songs are focused and hook-laden enough to ensure that dynamics are not a problem. Even the slower numbers don't drag this time (and are less in number), and the optimistic and larger-than-life "Hol die Sterne" sounds like almost like a minor experiment, and a successful one. The terrific Teutonic singing helps, too: Das Letzte Einhorn is, despite the silly alias ("The Last Unicorn"), one of strongest vocalists in contemporary Rock, and his bandmates don't fail him on gang choruses.
In Extremo may be on the road to becoming the Folk Metal AC/DC with "Sterneneisen", but as long as they keep up with their own standards, they just might get away with it.
Universal Music Group/Vertigo, 2011 (06025 2761354 3).


Tracklist:
1. Zigeunerskat 4:29 
2. Gold 3:14 
3. Viva La Vida 3:35 
4. Siehst Du Das Licht 4:18 
5. Stalker 4:02 
6. Hol Die Sterne 4:05 
7. Sterneneisen 3:10 
8. Zauberspruch No. VII 3:54 
9. Auge Um Auge 4:18 
10. Schau Zum Mond 3:41 
11. Unsichtbar 3:47 
12. Ich Vermiss Dich 3:54
Total playing time: 46:27

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The first live album by the legendary Swedish Melodic Death Metal band.
Finally, a live album from In Flames! Having relentlessly toured the globe for their previous two releases, In Flames has rocked concert joints everywhere, and where better to record a show than the Land of the Rising Sun (more like the land of the super-appreciative Metal fan). So that's what we get. Fifteen pure, bad-assed tracks recorded live in Tokyo!!
If you have never seen In Flames live before there's something you need to know before listening: the band's sound is somewhat different than you might expect. Gone is the Studio Fredman polish as well as a lot of the softer portions on their discs. Just like any other good Metal band in concert, these guys are really out to do some damage. The best part is that the raw, bare sound suits the music very well. The live version of "Jotun" is much more aggressive than on "Whoracle", "Clayman" has new charm, and the "Raining Blood" riff thrown into the middle of "Scorn" is just as cool as the crowd seems to think!
If you have seen In Flames on their "Clayman" tours, you will likely be familiar with the set list but there are a few surprises in the Tokyo show. The first is that they play "Gyroscope" and though it comes off sounding good, it seems odd for the show. Speaking of incongruous, the second surprise is that they play "Swim".
Recorded during the Japan Tour in November 2000 at show in Tokyo. Produced and mixed at Studio Fredman in Spring 2001.
During their performance of "Scorn" band incorporated the opening riffs of Slayer's "Raining Blood". The album title was inspired by the action film "Showdown in Little Tokyo".
Limited Edition includes bonus CD!
Nuclear Blast GmbH/Scarecrow Records, 2001/2002 (SC02041). Made in Mexico.


Tracklist:

CD 1:
1. Bullet Ride 4:41
2. Embody The Invisible 3:42
3. Jotun 3:33
4. Food For The Gods 4:24
5. Moonshield 4:25
6. Clayman 3:36
7. Swim 3:21
8. Behind Space 3:52
9. Only For The Weak 4:31
10. Gyroscope 3:25
11. Scorn 3:50
12. Ordinary Story 4:15
13. Pinball Map 4:33
14. Colony 4:47
15. Episode 666 3:37

CD 2:
1. Clad In Shadows `99 2:20
2. Strong And Smart 2:33
3. Man Made God 4:12
4. Behind Space (Live) 3:37
5. Goliaths Disarm Their Davids 4:57

Total playing time: 78:11


Samples: http://www.last.fm

First official release of the debut full-length album by Australian Thrash Metal band.
It's been a long three years since Melbourne based Thrash act released their promising debut E.P. effort "Blackened Skies", but after some unforseen delays and frustrating setbacks (the trials and tribulations of the band's recording sessions are well documented in the booklet's liner notes), In Malice's Wake have finally returned with their highly anticipated full-length debut "Eternal Nightfall".
The album starts with an “Intro” and smoothly sails into the second song “Pay the Price” with the same tune and riffage creating the required anticipatory juices in the listener’s minds! The music is simple Technical Thrash Metal with cheesy solos here and there backed by excellent screaming vocals by Shaun Farrugia. The title track “Eternal Nightfall” is your quintessential Thrash anthem just pounding in your face, with those slight Punkish drum work. “Bitter Demise” continuous in similar sharp riffs, slightly groovy, but enough variety to keep you interested. With “To Run with the Darkness…” the sound seems to get chaotic during the vocals part, but with sharp riffs the music sounds as sweet as mere words can’t describe. The solos are really screaming out to get your attention, largely thanks to the guitarists’ innovativeness and it simply works right away, as most importantly they are not overdone. “Man-Made Death” brings in some signature riffs only In Malice's Wake could have brought in and packs so much just under 4 minutes, makes the listener’s time really worth it. “Weakness in Numbers” combines a bit old school Traditional Heavy Metal with raw Thrash Metal that so many bands have tried and failed, but these boys get it right. Just when you think that the album is unidirectional in its high tempo aggressive Thrash, “Where Silence Hides (Instrumental)” pops in with its mid-tempo, rather slow instrumental. The original album ended with an excellent epic Thrash anthem in “Mental Disarray”.
Official re-release features "Blackened Skies" EP 2005 as a bonus, which is actually pretty cool, as we get to listen to 2 records in 1 pack!! This section of the record, i.e. the EP part seems to have more chaotic song structure compared to the original album part, but still packs enough meet to keep the fire going. “To Run with the Darkness” is another brutal Thrash anthem, as the band still manages have enough variety and flavor to get your attention. “As Dusk Covers Day” and “Weakness in Numbers” sound more like Part 1 and Part 2 of the same song as they have similar riffs with extensive song writing, but all good in books at the end of the day.
All in all, this re-release is a must pick up for new In Malice's Wake fans as it will expose them to one of the best modern Thrash Metal acts that Australia has put in recent years. This is simply Thrash beauty at its beast!!
Punishment 18 Records, 2008/2015 (P18R 098). Made in Italy.


Tracklist:
1. Intro 0:25
2. Pay The Price 5:19 
3. Eternal Nightfall 3:48 
4. Bitter Demise 3:24 
5. To Run With The Darkness... 4:12 
6. Man-Made Death 4:00 
7. The Path Less Travelled 4:44 
8. As Dusk Covers Day... 5:49 
9. Weakness In Numbers 4:34 
10. Where Silence Hides 4:53
11. Mental Disarray 4:27
Blackened Skies:
12. To Run With The Darkness 4:44 
13. Blackened Skies 4:50 
14. As Dusk Covers Day... 5:35 
15. Weakness In Numbers 4:35
Total playing time: 65:20

The third full-length album by Australian Thrash Metal band.
Speed, anger and aggression seem to be the watchwords for Melbourne Thrashers In Malice’s Wake. The third full length offering from the Aussie four-piece continues in their vein of turbo-charged Thrash Metal.
“Light Upon the Wicked” is full of incredibly high speed riffs, and heavy breaks, all set behind guttural vocals which aren’t quite sung, but not quite shouted… There are more melodic sections, which appear from time to time; but don’t expect them to come with any slowing down of the pace. From the moment instrumental intro “Onward Human Suffering” kicks off, these guys are at full pace- grabbing the listener by the throat and not letting go.
Guitar solos are brief and fast-paced with no real space for extended technical flourishes but here that doesn’t seem to be a problem, as extended sections would detract from the pace. 
If you want a well-written, incredibly tight, high-speed aural assault full of anger to blow out your speakers with, In Malice’s Wake have produced one of the best Underground Thrash Metal albums for a while. The intensity of the pace and the energy mixed with their occasional melodic sensibility suggest that it’s only a matter of time before these guys smash their way out of Australia and start making waves elsewhere as well!
Punishment 18 Records, 2015 (P18R 103). Made in Italy. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Onward Human Suffering 
2. Bear The Cross 
3. In Darkness 
4. Light Upon The Wicked 
5. From Beyond 
6. Hear The Howls 
7. Annihilation Frost 
8. A Sign Of The Times 
9. Indoctrinator 
10. The Halls Of The Damned
Total playing time: 42:07

First official release of the second full-length album by Australian Thrash Metal band.
The best thrash metal album of the modern era!
To call "The Thrashening" “Modern” is misleading. Its sound is firmly founded in the old school style of the classic Bay Area acts. While In Malice’s Wake’s sound undeniably fresh and vital, their thundering drums and pummeling riffage primarily bring to mind the work Testament and early Metallica; with Shaun Farrugia’s deep, layered bark bearing particular resemblance to that of Chuck Billy. However, they also make plenty of room for the heightened aggression of Slayer, the furious speed of Exodus, and Megadeth’s politically-minded lyrics.
Highlights of "The Thrashening" include the explosive album opener “Endless Possession;” the sing-along chorus of “Fuel for the Fire;” and the sublime “No Escape,” with its crunchy mid-section that brings to mind the down-tempo stomp of "Cowboys From Hell"-era Pantera. Although, there really isn’t a dull moment on the album, as each track is an absolute masterclass in Thrash Metal perfection. In Malice’s Wake cover all bases on The Thrashening and they pull off every single element flawlessly.
The true standout of "The Thrashening", though, is the production. The Ever-reliable Systematic Productions (A.K.A. Ermin Hamidovic) truly outdid themselves with this one. Even amongst their flawless catalog, "The Thrashening" stands out, with a perfectly balanced mix that sees every instrument coming through with the perfect balance of genuine emotion and crystal clarity.
"The Thrashening" is an album that is definitely going to please anyone that loves bay-area Thrash Metal and Metal in general. It is perfectly timed at a shade over 30-mins, meaning its 8 tracks are just long enough to keep the listener engaged for the whole time while not being long enough to cause you to skip tracks. A definite contender for album-of-the-year and highly recommended for anyone that likes their Metal fast and full of more hooks!!
Punishment 18 Records, 2011/2015 (P18R 095). Made in Italy.


Tracklist:
1. Endless Possession 3:28 
2. Evil By Design 3:14 
3. Onslaught 4:23 
4. Fuel For The Fire 3:38 
5. The Crawling Chaos 5:20 
6. Join Us And Fight 3:20 
7. No Escape 4:15 
8. Nuclear Shadow 4:25
Total playing time: 32:03

Debut full-length album by Italian Progressive Power Metal band.
Progressive Power Metal with some Gothis Metal influences.
Sleaszy Rider Records, 2003 (SR-0012). Used (cover/disc): NM/EX.


Tracklist:
1. Critical point 05:40
2. Intoxicating mind 06:36
3. Miserable soul 05:06
4. Doomed 04:38
5. Relapsa 05:30
6. Dark solitude 03:55
7. The endless room 05:14
8. Unspoken 05:22
Total playing time: 42:01

Second album, for this Italian band, feat. the great female singer Laura! The band has progress greatly since their debut 4 years ago, and are now playing a mix of progressive and dark rock, with some pop touches, and they sounds more mature. Produced, mixed and mastered by Eugene Simone (Eldritch’s guitarist) and feat. guest appearances by Terence Holler (Eldritch’s singer) and Eugen Simone as well!
Light shabby on the disc surface.
Sleaszy Rider Rec., 2007 (SR-0064)


Tracklist:
1.Is This A Man? 05:25
2.September (Past And Present) 05:02
3.City of Sun 04:30
4.Endless Sorrow 04:13
5.A Cry for God 04:52
6.Dreams Run Away 04:36
7.Time to Say 06:06
8.Secrets 04:40
9.Mirrors and Tears 04:28
10.My Hell is here 05:13
11.Point of View 05:17
Total playing time: 54:22