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3rd full-length album by Epic Pagan Folk Metal band from Germany.
These German folk metal heathens finally make a return after five years. But those five years were spent patiently crafting one of the grandest, most epic albums ever to come from the folk/pagan metal scene.
Listen for yourself this monumental piece of completed music! Scene-leaders and members of Pagan Metal bands Menhir & XIV Dark Centuries have joined forces to put onto CD musical mastery. There is simply no comparison to this Opus. Friends of Folk and Pagan Metal will have tears of joy!!
Einheit Produktionen, 2010 (EP 029). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1.Heimdall 08:03
2.Bifrost 02:57
3.Des Thors Hammer Heimholung 08:23
4.Idunas Apfel 08:26
5.Skadis Rache 08:42
6.Der Riesenbaumeister 07:23
7.Allvater 19:03
Total playing time: 01:02:57

The second full-length studio album by British Doom/Sludge Metal band.
One of the finest Progressive Sludge/Doom bands return. Three years after their crushing and harrowing debut, "Sanctum In The Light", Penance drops as an early Yule present and leaves a huge crater.
Of Spire & Throne have been chipping the same few down-tuned fragments of riff off the Doom coal-face at the end of the same dank and airless tunnel since 2009. And they have no plans to resurface. It’s generally hard to think of anything meaningful. They have a chosen broad area they explore, and they do it so damned well it hurts.
But if you don’t get on with the more Extreme edges of Sludge, then they are not for you. This is not easy music in the least. This will scrape out the insides of your brain. This echoes through bones and churns stomachs, and keeps sucking you down into the tar, and then sets you adrift only to crush you again. Capture and release. Mentally, this is tough. But so worth it. So very worth it! Again, just superb!!
Aesthetic Death, 2018 (ADCD 054). Made in UK. Pressed in Poland. First press.


Tracklist:
1. From Dust 07:24
2. Reliquary 13:04
3. Their Shadow Cast 14:04
4. Sorcerer 07:57
5. In the Wake 13:39
6. Dissident 07:31
Total playing time: 63:41 min.


Samples: https://ofspireandthrone.bandcamp.com

The first full-length studio album by British Doom/Sludge Metal band.
Atmospheric, discordant and bludgeoning Extreme Doom, centred on themes of vision, madness and self-destruction. Heavy rhythmic Doom intertwined with Deathly Sludge and Atmospheric Ambience. A Doom behemoth, mastered by James Plotkin.
This release coincides with the recent UK tour with Faal.
An incredible dose of Extreme, Death-tinged ultra-slow Doom Metal that is more than worth your time to explore its cavernous chasms and darkest dimensions. The punishing album from excellent UK Doom act!
Aesthetic Death, 2015 (ADCD 032). Made in UK. Pressed in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Carrier Remain 14:00
2. Fathom 8:22
3. Upon The Spine 13:12
4. Gallery of Masks 18:28
Total playing time: 54:04 min.


Samples: https://ofspireandthrone.bandcamp.com
https://tartarusrecords.com

The first re-release of the third full-length studio album by cult Dutch Doom/Death Metal band.
Officium Triste is one of the oldest Dutch Doom/Death Metal bands. Originally formed as a Death Metal act, Reincremated, they split up and restarted as Officium Triste in April 1994.
The "Reason" was originally released by the now defunct Displeased Records in 2004 and is considered to be the highlight of the band's output by many. The five songs on this album display dark moods and outstanding melodies.
Every fan of the second generation of Doom/Death Metal, which followed My Dying Bride in its path, those who enjoy bands like Yearning, Slumber or Novembers Doom have to get to know Officium Triste!
Re-release includes extensive linernotes by vocalist Pim Blankenstein.
VIC Records, 2004/2015 (VIC098CD). Made in Netherlands.


Tracklist:
1. In Pouring Rain 05:42
2. The Silent Witness 08:42
3. This Inner Twist 08:18
4. The Sun Doesn't Shine Anymore 10:34
5. A Flower in Decay 08:43
Total playing time: 41:59 min.


https://officiumtriste.bandcamp.com/

The debut full-length album by Ukrainian Black Metal band.
Melodic antichristian Black Metal with a dose of Pagan Metal!
Musica Production, 2013 (MP-69). Made in Russia. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Легион 04:18
2. Под знаменем Сатаны 03:39
3. Ода чёрному огню 01:26
4. Королева грёз (ч.1) 04:46
5. Привратник смерти (ч. 2) 06:19 
6. Симфония тьмы 04:17
7. Зов бесконечности 01:33
8. Огонь мщения 04:54
9. Кровавый век 04:25
Total playing time: 35:37


Samples: http://www.last.fm

Debut full-length album by Polish Death Metal band.
Old School Death Metal with large dose of aggression, speed and weight in combination with uncompromising lyrics provides material for nuclear destructive strength.
Line-up features ex-Yattering, MessAge, Fulcrum & Pandemonium members.
Let It Bleed Records, 2012 (BLEED 003). Made in Poland. First press.


Tracklist:
1.A Holy Nothingness… 03:56
2.Naked Lunch 04:32
3.Hate to Religon 03:35
4.End of the Road 04:50
5.I Am Killing 03:58
6.System Disease 04:27
7.Frantic Laugh 03:23
8.Earth 03:17
9.Bloodthirsty Madness 04:28
10.War Machinery 04:56
Total playing time: 41:22 

The second full-length album by Austrian Experimental Noise band.
Ohmu is known for their heavy sound which mixes Noise, Ambient, Jazz and Avant-Garde Rock into one thick composition.
Heavy harsh Noise and Experimental Psychadellia with impulsive fast drum patterns, scathing electronics and distorted yet melodic synthesizers. Transverse from heavy Atmospheric into mellow Doom trips. 
The band's live shows are a mix of impulsive fast drum patterns, lots of Fuzzy electronics and distorted but somehow melodic synthesizers often switching from a loud and heavy atmosphere into Ambient and Doomy sounds.
Prepare to attack of the machines!
Without Sunlight Productions, a division of Thanatology Productions, 2013 (WSP001). Made in China. First press.


Tracklist:
1. OHMU
2. INRO
3. APEX
4. BIRTH,LIFE,DEATH
5. IN HELL
6. HARPIES
7. ORIGIN


Samples: http://ohmunoise.bandcamp.com
http://thanatologyproductions.bandcamp.com

black filth metal from Alaska
Pagan Flames Prod. / Cloven Hoof Prod., 2004-2005
Old Goat is like drowning in a pool of icy, black sludge. Murky, filthy atmospheres conjured by multiple bass guitar tracks, bizarre, guttural, vocal croaks, screams, and roars, and rolling, thundering drumbeats. All sloshing together in an overflowing cauldron of molten metal on the deck of a grim and myst-covered longship.

Video DVD Contents:

Live 04-09-05 at VFW Hall

Tracklist:
1.Slaves of War
2.Sea Hag
3.Ride of the Dead
4.Oskorie
5.Marauder


Live 12-29-04 at VFW Hall

Tracklist:
1.Fossegrim
2.Deildigast
3.Huldrefolk
4.Draug

Bonus Old Goat DVD Xtras:
"Into the Valley of Horns" - NEW Music Video for original 2003 Old Goat demo song.
Scanned original lyric sheets penned by vocalist Stagnator
Live Show Poster Gallery
Band Bio + Photos
Buried Filth!!


Audio CD Contents:

"Slaves Of War" 2005

Tracklist:
1.Slaves of War
2.Draug
3.Sea Hag
4.Deildigast
5.Fossegrim
6.Ride of the Dead
7.Oskorie
8.Huldrefolk
9.Utburd
10.Marauder

The third full-length studio album by Hungarian Extreme Groove Metal band.
Hungarian Extreme horde is back with their 4th studio record and showed us again they're still the best in the game!
Premium production with monstrous grooves and polyrhythmic elements, including deep melodies, which drive through your inner-self. This sonic massacre arrived into a new level with even stronger songs and deeper lyrics than ever before.
Produced by Gergo Hajer at 515 Studio, and mastered by the legendary Swedish producer Jens Bogren at Fascination Street Studios. 
Absolutely an eye-catcher release of 2020, highly recommended for fans of Meshuggah, Whitechapel, Machine Head, and Fear Factory!!
Metal Scrap Records, 2020 (MSR171/CD). Made in EU.
 

Tracklist:
1. You Can't Save Me 05:22
2. Grinder of Self 03:45
3. Parallel 05:13
4. Death Touch 04:23
5. Isolation 00:54
6. Global Fire 04:00
7. Metanoia 03:48
8. Mirror Neuron 03:04
9. Coronal Mass Ejection 04:18
10. Long 03:17
Total playing time: 38:10 min.
 

The second full-length album by Hungarian Extreme Groove Metal band. 
Stirring the cauldron once more, the lads of the mighty Omega Diatribe face you hard with their brand new record, which has been finalized by the Danish producer Tue Madsen from Antfarm Studios. Band gives a massive dose of adrenaline by their ultra-heavy grooves mixed with polyrhytmic elements and in-your-face vocals with this record. 
The production is neat and the songs are crushing. This masterclass of mayhem hits you harder than ever before displaying the tightest performance yet as the boys go from strength to strength in their genre and the industry. 
If you're hungry for some top-notch Extreme Groove Metal, than you have to give a chance for this record! 
Highly recommended for fans of Meshuggah, Gojira, Machine Head, and Fear Factory!! 
Metal Scrap Records Inc., 2018 (MSR144/CD). Made in Ukraine. First press.
 

Tracklist: 
1. Souls Collide 04:51 
2. Filius Dei 04:50 
3. Trinity 04:28 
4. Spinal Cord Fusion 03:40 
5. Divine of Nature 03:27 
6. Replace Your Fear 06:18 
7. Oblation 01:44 
8. Chain Reaction 04:15 
9. Denying Our Reality 05:55 
10. Compulsion 05:33 
11. Wraith 04:34 
12. Tukdam 03:04 
Total playing time: 53:08 min.

 

The debut full-length studio album by cult American Epic Power/Heavy Metal band.
Originally released in 1984, "Battle Cry" is one of the quintessential US Metal albums, and it is one of the best Heavy Metal albums ever written. Alongside Manowar’s first four albums, Manila Road’s "Open The Gates" and "Crystal Logic" and Bathory’s (un)holy trilogy, Omen’s "Battle Cry" is one of the most important chapters in the Holy Bible of Epic Metal.
Omen were originally formed in 1983 in Oklahoma. Not long after they moved to Los Angeles and found an outstanding vocalist, J.D. Kimball. Their song "Torture Me" appeared on "Metal Massacre V". Soon after, Omen inked a deal with Brian Slagel’s legendary Metal Blade Records an started recording their first album, "Battle Cry", which saw the light of day in 1984.
Songs like “Death Rider”, “Dragon’s Breath”, “In The Arena” and “The Axeman” were hailed as classics in the band’s native America (and in the UK for that matter). Europe and especially Germany took Omen to its heart. At the time, Omen were quite often described as “Iron Maiden on speed”.
Boris Kaiser, chief editor of German Rock Hard Magazine said in the book "Best Of Rock & Metal": “The world will probably never again see a band that sounded as unique as Omen on their first three albums, "Battle Cry", "Warning Of Danger" and "The Curse". That was mainly down to J.D. Kimball’s deep, majestic and highly melodic vocals. Add some great guitar work by Kenny Powell and a more than solid rhythm section, and you will end up with one of the best American Power Metal bands of all time.”
"Battle Cry" is definitely a landmark album, for not only US Power Metal, but the entire Power Metal genre in general with its more violent approach to the lyrics and artwork, as well as its undeniable catchy, anthem-like choruses and riffs. If this album isn't one that you have got to yet, or one that you found to be entirely unenjoyable, then you had better lock your doors because the Axeman will have you bound and gagged!!
Metal Blade Records/Pacheco Records, 1984/2012. Made in Argentina.


Tracklist:
1. Death Rider 03:28
2. The Axeman 04:27
3. Last Rites 03:41
4. Dragon's Breath 03:01
5. Be My Wench 04:03
6. Battle Cry 03:44
7. Die by the Blade 03:10
8. Prince of Darkness 02:46
9. Bring Out the Beast 04:10
10. In the Arena 04:05
Total playing time: 36:35 min.

The second European re-release of the debut full-length studio album by cult American Epic Power/Heavy Metal band.
Originally released in 1984, "Battle Cry" is one of the quintessential US Metal albums, and it is one of the best Heavy Metal albums ever written. Alongside Manowar’s first four albums, Manila Road’s "Open The Gates" and "Crystal Logic" and Bathory’s (un)holy trilogy, Omen’s "Battle Cry" is one of the most important chapters in the Holy Bible of Epic Metal.
Omen were originally formed in 1983 in Oklahoma. Not long after they moved to Los Angeles and found an outstanding vocalist, J.D. Kimball. Their song "Torture Me" appeared on "Metal Massacre V". Soon after, Omen inked a deal with Brian Slagel’s legendary Metal Blade Records an started recording their first album, "Battle Cry", which saw the light of day in 1984.
Songs like “Death Rider”, “Dragon’s Breath”, “In The Arena” and “The Axeman” were hailed as classics in the band’s native America (and in the UK for that matter). Europe and especially Germany took Omen to its heart. At the time, Omen were quite often described as “Iron Maiden on speed”.
Boris Kaiser, chief editor of German Rock Hard Magazine said in the book "Best Of Rock & Metal": “The world will probably never again see a band that sounded as unique as Omen on their first three albums, "Battle Cry", "Warning Of Danger" and "The Curse". That was mainly down to J.D. Kimball’s deep, majestic and highly melodic vocals. Add some great guitar work by Kenny Powell and a more than solid rhythm section, and you will end up with one of the best American Power Metal bands of all time.”
"Battle Cry" is definitely a landmark album, for not only US Power Metal, but the entire Power Metal genre in general with its more violent approach to the lyrics and artwork, as well as its undeniable catchy, anthem-like choruses and riffs. If this album isn't one that you have got to yet, or one that you found to be entirely unenjoyable, then you had better lock your doors because the Axeman will have you bound and gagged!!
Remastered re-release features two bonus tracks and 18-page poster-booklet.
Metal Blade Records GmbH, 1984/1996/2017 (3984-14215-0). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Death Rider 3:28
2. The Axeman 4:27
3. Last Rites 3:40
4. Dragon's Breath 3:00
5. Be My Wench 4:05
6. Torture Me (Bonus Track)* 3:28
7. Battle Cry 3:42
8. Die By The Blade 3:09
9. Prince Of Darkness 2:46
10. Bring Out The Beast 4:11
11. In The Arena 4:01
12. Battle Cry (Live; Bonus Track)** 4:02
Total playing time: 43:59 min.

* taken from "Metal Massacre 5" compilation.
** recorded live at San Antonio, Texas 1986.

Re-release of the third full-length studio album + first EP by cult American Epic Power/Heavy Metal band.
Another god given present of the American Power Metal of the eighties is the third album by Omen. “The Curse” is the final studio album recorded by Omen's original lineup. Bandhead Kenny Powell formerly had played with Savage Grace, which also can be filed under "absolute cult". Most outstanding feature of Omen, besides Powell's intricate guitar-play, definitively is the heroic deep vocals of J.D. Kimball, booze-destroyer extraordinaire.
The description "Iron Maiden on speed" had made its way through the magazines, what is not all that wrong. The axes really had these typical twin-harmonies a la Dave Murray/Adrian Smith, of course played a lot faster. Every song of this album is a gemstone of Metal-art, simply perfect songs for eternity. But you could say the same for all songs of "Battle Cry" and "Warning Of Danger", because the two previous albums also are finest steel!
The final album recorded by Omen's classic lineup found the Los Angeles band in a state of transition, relinquishing many of their original New Wave Of British Heavy Metal-inspired trademarks in a somewhat forced attempt to play catch-up to the by-then dominant Thrash Metal movement. The ploy didn't work, however, and, even when they could still count on solid songwriting instincts and top-notch musicianship to carry them through, Speed Metal wannabes like the opening title cut, "S.R.B." and "At All Cost" were quite simply no match for the innately Thrashing likes of Metallica, Slayer, et. On the other hand, when Omen remembered their roots, their abilities for fashioning multi-paced and melodic Heavy Metal, bordering on the yet-to-be-conceived subgenre of Power Metal, were still as good as it got within the 50 states.
"The Curse" undoubtedly represents Omen’s compositional apex. Their third album is an overkill of frenetic rhythmic dynamics, miniature scales inserted just before the chord changes and coarse vocals. Musically, Omen were mere NWOBHM imitators, but this album is far from being a trash product. They managed to make a good album with "The Curse"!
As a bonus we even get the six tracks of the "Nightmares" EP. It was originally released in 1987 by Metal Blade and was included as bonus tracks on the 1989 re-issue of "Warning Of Danger" and the 1996 re-issue of "The Curse". This EP was really hard to find, so Metal Blade eventually reissued it as a bonus in few re-editions. There are a total of five songs including a live cover of AC/DC's "Whole Lot Of Rosie". What brings this EP together is song structure, which is pretty well thought and brought out. For the most part the music is pretty fast with some speed riffs. The singing is well done changing the sound from the first two albums. Overall, this is a well added bonus!
Metal Blade Records/Pacheco Records, 1986/1987/1996/2012. Made in Argentina.


Tracklist:
1. The Curse  5:46
2. Kill On Sight 4:50
3. Holy Martyr 4:02
4. Eye Of The Storm 4:11
5. S.R.B. 5:47
6. Teeth Of The Hydra 5:59
7. At All Cost 5:26
8. Destiny 3:24
9. Bounty Hunter 4:25
10. The Larch 1:35
11. Nightmares 2:51
12. Shock Treatment 2:40
13. Dragon's Breath 3:00
14. Termination 3:33
15. Bounty Hunter 4:24
16. Whole Lotta Rosie (Live; AC/DC cover) 3:54
Total playing time: 65:47 min.


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The third full-length studio album + first EP by cult American Epic Power/Heavy Metal band.
Another god given present of the American Power Metal of the eighties is the third album by Omen. “The Curse” is the final studio album recorded by Omen's original lineup. Bandhead Kenny Powell formerly had played with Savage Grace, which also can be filed under "absolute cult". Most outstanding feature of Omen, besides Powell's intricate guitar-play, definitively is the heroic deep vocals of J.D. Kimball, booze-destroyer extraordinaire.
The description "Iron Maiden on speed" had made its way through the magazines, what is not all that wrong. The axes really had these typical twin-harmonies a la Dave Murray/Adrian Smith, of course played a lot faster. Every song of this album is a gemstone of Metal-art, simply perfect songs for eternity. But you could say the same for all songs of "Battle Cry" and "Warning Of Danger", because the two previous albums also are finest steel!
The final album recorded by Omen's classic lineup found the Los Angeles band in a state of transition, relinquishing many of their original New Wave Of British Heavy Metal-inspired trademarks in a somewhat forced attempt to play catch-up to the by-then dominant Thrash Metal movement. The ploy didn't work, however, and, even when they could still count on solid songwriting instincts and top-notch musicianship to carry them through, Speed Metal wannabes like the opening title cut, "S.R.B." and "At All Cost" were quite simply no match for the innately Thrashing likes of Metallica, Slayer, et. On the other hand, when Omen remembered their roots, their abilities for fashioning multi-paced and melodic Heavy Metal, bordering on the yet-to-be-conceived subgenre of Power Metal, were still as good as it got within the 50 states.
"The Curse" undoubtedly represents Omen’s compositional apex. Their third album is an overkill of frenetic rhythmic dynamics, miniature scales inserted just before the chord changes and coarse vocals. Musically, Omen were mere NWOBHM imitators, but this album is far from being a trash product. They managed to make a good album with "The Curse"!
As a bonus we even get the six tracks of the "Nightmares" EP. It was originally released in 1987 by Metal Blade and was included as bonus tracks on the 1989 re-issue of "Warning Of Danger" and the 1996 re-issue of "The Curse". This EP was really hard to find, so Metal Blade eventually reissued it as a bonus in few re-editions. There are a total of five songs including a live cover of AC/DC's "Whole Lot Of Rosie". What brings this EP together is song structure, which is pretty well thought and brought out. For the most part the music is pretty fast with some speed riffs. The singing is well done changing the sound from the first two albums. Overall, this is a well added bonus!
Release features 18-page poster-booklet.
Metal Blade Records GmbH, 1986/1987/1996/2017 (3984-14216-0). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. The Curse 5:46
2. Kill On Sight 4:51
3. Holy Martyr 4:02
4. Eye of the Storm 4:11
5. S.R.B. 5:47
6. Teeth of the Hydra 5:59
7. At All Cost 5:27
8. Destiny 3:24
9. Bounty Hunter 4:25
10. The Larch 1:29
11. Nightmares     2:51 
12. Shock Treatment 2:40
13. Dragon's Breath 3:00
14. Termination 3:33
15. Bounty Hunter 4:23
16. Whole Lotta Rosie (Live; AC/DC cover) 3:54
Total playing time: 65:44 min.

The second full-length studio album by cult American Epic Power/Heavy Metal band.
Omen’s debut album, "Battle Cry", showed a very talented band. It was a really promising yet somewhat immature first effort. Omen's debut was definitely a classic, but this one just overshadows it in every way possible. "Warning Of Danger" their best record and one of the true landmarks of Epic/Power Metal, one that can witness Omen’s talent at its fullest. While the ingredients are pretty much the same, since the Iron Maiden influence is still evident, and the band still depends too much on the effectiveness of the dual guitars, the galloping, muscular riffs and JD Kimball’s commanding vocals, this record is much richer than their debut and a work that couldn’t be accused of lacking variety or ambition at all.
One of the greatest things about Omen is vocalist J.D. Kimball. Along with Harry Conklin and Patrick Brown (Oblivion), Kimball was one of the strongest blue-collar US Power Metal singers of the 80s. His powerful, gruff, roaring midrange is just about the most battle-thirsty thing out there. Although his delivery here is a bit more melodic than it was on "Battle Cry", it's by no means inferior, and it fits the slicker, more Power Metal approach better. Omen sound strong, tight and in killer form overall, while performing their magnificent blend, which now consists of two parts Epic and one part Power Metal.
"Warning Of Danger" is both less consistent and less aggressive than "Battle Cry", but that doesn't stop it from kicking some serious ass. The album is pretty good, with riffs and harmonies, and consistent charisma from Kimball. The fact remains that "Warning Of Danger" is the closest Omen got to recording their very own classic album. If they have a loyal fan base that still cares for new material, they owe it mainly to the incredible level of quality that "Warning Of Danger" displayed. "Warning Of Danger" is endlessly re-playable and hooky, and if you have a shred of Metal in you, it's a given that you'll love this! Go get it, right now!!
Metal Blade Records/Pacheco Records, 1985/2012. Made in Argentina.


Tracklist:
1. Warning of Danger 04:25
2. March On 04:04
3. Ruby Eyes (of the Serpent) 03:49
4. Don't Fear the Nigh 05:04
5. VBP 04:54
6. Premonition 01:47
7. Termination 03:33
8. Make Me Your King 03:50
9. Red Horizon 03:38
10. Hell's Gates 05:42
Total playing time: 40:46 min.

The first re-release of the second full-length studio album by cult American Epic Power/Heavy Metal band.
Omen’s debut album, "Battle Cry", showed a very talented band. It was a really promising yet somewhat immature first effort. Omen's debut was definitely a classic, but this one just overshadows it in every way possible. "Warning Of Danger" their best record and one of the true landmarks of Epic/Power Metal, one that can witness Omen’s talent at its fullest. While the ingredients are pretty much the same, since the Iron Maiden influence is still evident, and the band still depends too much on the effectiveness of the dual guitars, the galloping, muscular riffs and JD Kimball’s commanding vocals, this record is much richer than their debut and a work that couldn’t be accused of lacking variety or ambition at all.
One of the greatest things about Omen is vocalist J.D. Kimball. Along with Harry Conklin and Patrick Brown (Oblivion), Kimball was one of the strongest blue-collar US Power Metal singers of the 80s. His powerful, gruff, roaring midrange is just about the most battle-thirsty thing out there. Although his delivery here is a bit more melodic than it was on "Battle Cry", it's by no means inferior, and it fits the slicker, more Power Metal approach better. Omen sound strong, tight and in killer form overall, while performing their magnificent blend, which now consists of two parts Epic and one part Power Metal.
"Warning Of Danger" is both less consistent and less aggressive than "Battle Cry", but that doesn't stop it from kicking some serious ass. The album is pretty good, with riffs and harmonies, and consistent charisma from Kimball. The fact remains that "Warning Of Danger" is the closest Omen got to recording their very own classic album. If they have a loyal fan base that still cares for new material, they owe it mainly to the incredible level of quality that "Warning Of Danger" displayed. "Warning Of Danger" is endlessly re-playable and hooky, and if you have a shred of Metal in you, it's a given that you'll love this! Go get it, right now!!
Remastered re-release includes 18-page poster-booklet & bonus track recorded live at San Antonio, Texas 1986.
Metal Blade Records GmbH, 1985/1996/2017 (3984-14217-0). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Warning of Danger 04:25
2. March On 04:03
3. Ruby Eyes (of the Serpent) 03:49
4. Don't Fear the Nigh 05:03
5. VBP 04:53
6. Premonition 01:47
7. Termination 03:33
8. Make Me Your King 03:49
9. Red Horizon 03:38
10. Hell's Gates 05:39
11. Termination (Live; Bonus Track) 03:50
Total playing time: 44:29 min.

The second full-length studio album by Italian Experimental Atmospheric Post Metal/Jazz/Rock band.
Two years after the great success of “Edari”, Amråde are ready to come back with their new album titled "Nåde" and once again the Avant-gardist duo created a visionary and deliriant Post Rock, Industrial and Depressive Metal, expressed through a very rich, artistic and surrealist sensibility, that gives it a recognizable feeling.
Recorded with Edgar Chevallier at Lower Tones Place Studio, Bargnatt XIX and Arsenic gave life to a new eclectic and modern release, pushing the extreme limits they created with their debut, far off standard music.
The impressive artwork by Jeff Grimal complete the essence of "Nåde".
Once again the word “vision” is the heart of their artistic proposal and with “Nåde” you'll enter into the most astonishing modernism, avant-gardism and Post-Industrial universe in the vein of the best Ulver, Manes, God Is An Astronaut!
Digipak includes 20-page booklet.
My Kingdom Music, 2017 (echo120). Made in Italy. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Malum
2. XII
3. Enter
4. Hänelle
5. Styrking Leið
6. The Same For The Worst
7. Baldar Jainko
8. Falaich


Samples: https://omradetheband.bandcamp.com

The fifth full-length studio album by cult Greek Gothic Metal band.
Masters of melancholy released a new album, "Angeldust", intoxicated with beautiful melodies, nostalgia and postmodern sounds. Mid-paced Hard Metal meets Melodic/Art Rock!
Recommended for fans of Moonspell and Opera IX.
Black Lotus Records, 2001 (BLR/CD 028). Made in Greece. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Sick Sreams 04:35
2. A Light in Paradise 04:31
3. Black Cold Nights 06:44
4. Angeldust 05:14
5. Moving Cities 04:17
6. Deep Thoughts 04:00
7. Independence 03:51
8. Neverending Hope 04:53
Total playing time: 38:07 min.

Second full-length album by Italian Hard’n’Heavy band.
AC/DC cover band that release their own albums seems to be a trend at the moment and this time it's the italian rockers in On-Off that releases a disc filled with basic boogie rock with flavours and spices from the Australian giants. They do already have a debut album from 2010 out, named 'Ribcrasher' in their history-book.
Old-school, powerful and dynamic rock 'n' roll, genuine and honest, absolutely without frills and with a punch that kills. The band has existed since 1999 and, over the years, have gotten a lot of practice as an AC/DC tribute band, and now they offer another album of their own music. 'Don't Forget the Roll' is a must for fans of AC/DC, Airbourne, Graveyard, the Black Crowes and the Rolling Stones!
Live Tribe Music/Buil2Kill Records, 2012 (B2K_0013) Made in Italy. First press.


Tracklist:
1.Another Brick To Suck 04:09
2.That's What I Call Rock'n'roll 04:51
3.Catch The Bunny 03:32
4.Money Makes Money 03:36
5.Turn Off My Brain Control 03:35
6.On The Railroad 06:06
7.Don't Put Your Finger (In Every Hole You Fnd) 04:11
8.She Drank All My Booze 04:42
9.Let's Play The Fools 05:08
10.Every Stone Got To Roll Someday 04:46
11.The Last On The List 03:49
Total playing time: 48:25

Third full-length album by the Australian Extreme Metal/Crossover band.
One Step Beyond constructs a brand of Extreme Metal with no obvious parallels. They aim to craft each song to have its own identity.
Musically it draws from all elements of Extreme Metal and is constructed with utmost respect to the album format. It is intended to be more than a collection of the bands 11 best songs. Each moment is a reaction to what has come before it and is an instigator of what comes after it. One Step Beyond feels that all the songs stand strongly on their own, but are all enhanced by being played together.
The album has a recurring lyrical subtext, based on some of the ways chance impacts on day to day living. Examples range from gambling and drug abuse, to how a seemingly random event can shape an entire life.
The release includes 12-page booklet, made by famous Ukrainian designer Nurgeslag.
Recommended for fans of: Napalm Death, Macabre, Mr. Bungle, Enslaved.
Metal Scrap Records, 2015 (MSR089/CD). Made in Ukraine. First press.
 

Tracklist:
1. Hour of the Wolf 01:59
2. The Music of Chance 05:12
3. Hand That's Dealt 03:37
4. Decay 04:43
5. Up In Smoke 07:12
6. Faith 01:03
7. Planets Like Chess Pieces 04:50
8. Domino Architect 04:42
9. Good World Gone Bad 04:59
10. The Gamble 01:40
11. The Score 03:19
12. Snake Eyes 04:33
Total playing time: 47:54 min.