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Ich hatte da primär das neue Fall of the Idols-Album im Kopf, aber der hat jetzt auch einen Rerelease der Sax-Scheiben gemacht.
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Dying Victims Productions is proud to announce the following new releases:
DVP-R 008 Sortilège – Larmes de heros Box/LP/CD
RELICS FROM THE CRYPT, the sub-label of DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS dedicated to keeping the past alive, is proud to present a long-overdue vinyl reissue of the classic second album of France’s SORTILÈGE, Larmes de héros.
A cult fixture in the ‘80s French heavy metal scene that retroactively grew in legendry, SORTILÈGE defined a unique national style that had equal footing in the NWOBHM, contemporaneous hard rock, and nascent epic metal. Formed in 1981 and releasing a demo and EP over the new two years, it was SORTILÈGE’s 1984 debut album, Métamorphose – also concurrently released in an English-language version as Metamorphosis – that truly introduced the band to worldwide audiences with a wild ‘n’ weird iteration of heavy metal. While that English version made their unique style more palatable (helped in no small part by its release on Steamhammer), it’s arguably the French-language version that defined the SORTILÈGE sound. And so it went with its superior follow-up.
Again released in both French- and English-language versions, SORTILÈGE’s second album is a tour de force of true-metal passion and performance, mysticism and might. Blithely summarized as French romantic twist on Judas Priest’s transition from the ‘70s to the ‘80s – or, rather, spanning Sin After Sin to Defenders of the Faith – the original Larmes de héros was released in that golden year of 1986, harkening to a fantastical place far, far away where hot rockers bloomed into heroic-yet-tragic epics. The English version of Hero’s Tears plainly spells out the path ahead, but the dramatic (and oft-melancholic) vocals of Christian Augustin in his native language truly chill/sizzle the soul: a veritable French Metal God. Not to be outdone, his bandmates create a canvas at once anthemic and narrative; pacing is crucial across Larmes de héros, as more direct power-surges flank the album’s utterly immersive epic songs. And at nine songs across 46 minutes, you feel like you’ve undertaken a hero’s journey – but one not without a monumental amount of headbanging.
Tragically and too fittingly, Larmes de héros would be SORTILÈGE’s final studio album. A number of re-formations would happen over the next couple decades and then fizzle out, but the true SORTILÈGE died with Larmes de héros. Wipe away those hero’s tears, though, for RELICS FROM THE CRYPT at long last resurrects this stone-cold classic for posterity!
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition and limited box sold out
– CD edition with sticker and obi – slightly delayed until late December.
DVP-R 009 Rampage – Veil of Mourn LP/CD
RELICS FROM THE CRYPT, the sub-label of DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS dedicated to keeping the past alive, is proud to present a long-overdue vinyl reissue of the cult lone album of Australia’s RAMPAGE, Veil of Mourn, along with a CD edition with both demos as bonus.
While there have been many Rampages past and present, there was only one RAMPAGE from Australia – and a more cult band you will not find. Formed in 1985, the band went through several lineup changes before recording their debut demo, Acid Storm, in July 1986. Recorded on a home 4-track, the demo sold well in their native Melbourne but failed to gain any interest. More lineup changes followed the next year, with a pre-production demo recorded as a prelude to their album, but once again, RAMPAGE failed to generate any record company interest. Then, in late 1987, the band recorded, produced, and financed their debut album, Veil of Mourn, which was more-or-less self-released in early 1988. Extensive touring across Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Canberra, and Brisbane followed. Likewise, excellent record sales locally and overseas followed, but no interest from international record companies came. In May 1988, vocalist/guitarist George Mitrov rang bassist Dave Frew and advised that he had found God and would no longer have anything to do with the band; cancellation of all gigs followed. Then, later that year, Dave Frew (who had formed TYRUS with Peter Hobbs) and drummer Bruno Canzianni join Hobbs Angel of Death, and RAMPAGE effectively came to an end.
However, as a lone document of a band and era, RAMPAGE’s Veil of Mourn is superlative in every sense. There’s a distinct ruggedness to the band’s ceaselessly shifting style of thrash. Mind you, NOT necessarily “rawness” – although the album’s production certainly tends toward the rough – but RAMPAGE’s execution eschews the super-clean sharpness that thrash metal was largely heading toward in the post-Master of Puppets era. With form meeting content, the power-trio’s songwriting similarly takes all sorts of labyrinthine paths short of being qualified as “tech,” racing around and restarting with sometimes-maddening fury. Hooks thankfully abounded, and RAMPAGE’s attack undeniably possessed a death metalled underbelly not unlike Dark Angel or aforementioned Oz cult icons Hobbs Angel of Death. With that songwriting often reaching a fever pitch of diabolism and all three members barely keeping that fury in check, Veil of Mourn becomes a palpitating experience, a veritable ‘80s horror movie turned into a thrash record. The creepy cover art only heightened this sensation.
As years passed, the aura around Veil of Mourn only grew, helped in part by Australia’s ever-growing prominence in the extreme metal landscape. RAMPAGE thus became an etched-in-time “what could have been?” cult band, who respectably preserved their legacy with a mere album. Connect the dots to “the Australian sound” with this LONG-overdue reissue!
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on red vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch.
– CD edition with sticker and obi – slightly delayed until late December.
DVP-R 008 Sortilège – Larmes de heros Box/LP/CD
RELICS FROM THE CRYPT, the sub-label of DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS dedicated to keeping the past alive, is proud to present a long-overdue vinyl reissue of the classic second album of France’s SORTILÈGE, Larmes de héros.
A cult fixture in the ‘80s French heavy metal scene that retroactively grew in legendry, SORTILÈGE defined a unique national style that had equal footing in the NWOBHM, contemporaneous hard rock, and nascent epic metal. Formed in 1981 and releasing a demo and EP over the new two years, it was SORTILÈGE’s 1984 debut album, Métamorphose – also concurrently released in an English-language version as Metamorphosis – that truly introduced the band to worldwide audiences with a wild ‘n’ weird iteration of heavy metal. While that English version made their unique style more palatable (helped in no small part by its release on Steamhammer), it’s arguably the French-language version that defined the SORTILÈGE sound. And so it went with its superior follow-up.
Again released in both French- and English-language versions, SORTILÈGE’s second album is a tour de force of true-metal passion and performance, mysticism and might. Blithely summarized as French romantic twist on Judas Priest’s transition from the ‘70s to the ‘80s – or, rather, spanning Sin After Sin to Defenders of the Faith – the original Larmes de héros was released in that golden year of 1986, harkening to a fantastical place far, far away where hot rockers bloomed into heroic-yet-tragic epics. The English version of Hero’s Tears plainly spells out the path ahead, but the dramatic (and oft-melancholic) vocals of Christian Augustin in his native language truly chill/sizzle the soul: a veritable French Metal God. Not to be outdone, his bandmates create a canvas at once anthemic and narrative; pacing is crucial across Larmes de héros, as more direct power-surges flank the album’s utterly immersive epic songs. And at nine songs across 46 minutes, you feel like you’ve undertaken a hero’s journey – but one not without a monumental amount of headbanging.
Tragically and too fittingly, Larmes de héros would be SORTILÈGE’s final studio album. A number of re-formations would happen over the next couple decades and then fizzle out, but the true SORTILÈGE died with Larmes de héros. Wipe away those hero’s tears, though, for RELICS FROM THE CRYPT at long last resurrects this stone-cold classic for posterity!
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition and limited box sold out
– CD edition with sticker and obi – slightly delayed until late December.
DVP-R 009 Rampage – Veil of Mourn LP/CD
RELICS FROM THE CRYPT, the sub-label of DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS dedicated to keeping the past alive, is proud to present a long-overdue vinyl reissue of the cult lone album of Australia’s RAMPAGE, Veil of Mourn, along with a CD edition with both demos as bonus.
While there have been many Rampages past and present, there was only one RAMPAGE from Australia – and a more cult band you will not find. Formed in 1985, the band went through several lineup changes before recording their debut demo, Acid Storm, in July 1986. Recorded on a home 4-track, the demo sold well in their native Melbourne but failed to gain any interest. More lineup changes followed the next year, with a pre-production demo recorded as a prelude to their album, but once again, RAMPAGE failed to generate any record company interest. Then, in late 1987, the band recorded, produced, and financed their debut album, Veil of Mourn, which was more-or-less self-released in early 1988. Extensive touring across Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Canberra, and Brisbane followed. Likewise, excellent record sales locally and overseas followed, but no interest from international record companies came. In May 1988, vocalist/guitarist George Mitrov rang bassist Dave Frew and advised that he had found God and would no longer have anything to do with the band; cancellation of all gigs followed. Then, later that year, Dave Frew (who had formed TYRUS with Peter Hobbs) and drummer Bruno Canzianni join Hobbs Angel of Death, and RAMPAGE effectively came to an end.
However, as a lone document of a band and era, RAMPAGE’s Veil of Mourn is superlative in every sense. There’s a distinct ruggedness to the band’s ceaselessly shifting style of thrash. Mind you, NOT necessarily “rawness” – although the album’s production certainly tends toward the rough – but RAMPAGE’s execution eschews the super-clean sharpness that thrash metal was largely heading toward in the post-Master of Puppets era. With form meeting content, the power-trio’s songwriting similarly takes all sorts of labyrinthine paths short of being qualified as “tech,” racing around and restarting with sometimes-maddening fury. Hooks thankfully abounded, and RAMPAGE’s attack undeniably possessed a death metalled underbelly not unlike Dark Angel or aforementioned Oz cult icons Hobbs Angel of Death. With that songwriting often reaching a fever pitch of diabolism and all three members barely keeping that fury in check, Veil of Mourn becomes a palpitating experience, a veritable ‘80s horror movie turned into a thrash record. The creepy cover art only heightened this sensation.
As years passed, the aura around Veil of Mourn only grew, helped in part by Australia’s ever-growing prominence in the extreme metal landscape. RAMPAGE thus became an etched-in-time “what could have been?” cult band, who respectably preserved their legacy with a mere album. Connect the dots to “the Australian sound” with this LONG-overdue reissue!
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on red vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch.
– CD edition with sticker and obi – slightly delayed until late December.
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DVP 239 Hellish – The Dance of the Four Elemental Serpents LP
DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS, in conspiracy with UNSPEAKABLE AXE RECORDS, is proud to present the highly anticipated third album of Chile’s HELLISH, The Dance of the Four Elemental Serpents. DYING VICTIMS will handle the vinyl LP version while UNSPEAKABLE AXE will handle the CD version.
Since their formation in 2010, HELLISH have become a prolific force on the blackened thrash scene. With a discography to date totaling two albums, three EPs, four demos, a couple compilations, a split, and a single, this Chilean quartet have been nothing but dedicated to their evil cause over the past decade-plus. During that cursed year of 2020, longtime vocalist/bassist Necromancer departed the band, but in came Christopher Aravena as his replacement, and HELLISH sounded more invigorated than ever on last year’s The Vermis Mysteriis EP.
With that bolstered lineup in place, HELLISH return to the full-length front with The Dance of the Four Elemental Serpents. The title alone should speak toward the band’s elevation above the cliché aspects of idiomatic blackthrash; while their grounding in the Teutonic “Big Four” of Sodom, Kreator, and Destruction has never been in question, HELLISH have always made subtle-yet-concerted strides to separate themselves from mere worship, and The Dance of the Four Elemental Serpents proves this beyond a shadow of a doubt. For one, the guitars of Francisco Sanhueza and Javier Salgado wind and wend with wild abandon, keeping the riff trajectory aggressive yet creative, twisting and turning with a diabolism that reaches a fever pitch with well-timed (and quite literally explosive) solos. For another, Aravena’s bass goes in busier directions than just following the guitarists’ riffing; hulking and upfront, his chops match those of the six-stringers, and guitarist-turned-drummer Christian León’s tasteful touches on the kit flesh out that momentum with fury and finesse. Altogether, HELLISH give a masterclass in blackened thrash songwriting that’s far more inventive and interesting than “blackthrash,” and The Dance of the Four Elemental Serpents becomes a surprisingly epic spin during its deceptive eight-song/33-minute runtime.
Dizzying and diabolical, HELLISH hereby raise the bar considerably with The Dance of the Four Elemental Serpents.
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on golden vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch.
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Many new LPs, CDs and tapes added to the webshop!
LP
ACT – 1984
APOSTASY – Death Return
ASPHYX – GOD CRIES
ASPHYX – ASPHYX
ASPHYX – DEATH THE BRUTAL WAY
Bastard Priest – Under The Hammer Of Destruction
Bastard Priest – Ghouls Of The Endless Night
BETRAYER- Necronomical Exmortis
BEWITCHED – PENTAGRAM PRAYER
BLADE RUNNER – Warriors Of Rock
BLIND ILLUSION – The Demos 1980/1986 (Ultimate Anthology Vol 2)
BLIND ILLUSION – Wrath Of The Gods
BLIND ILLUSION – The Sane Asylum
Bones – Gate Of Night
Burning Leather – Daylight Nights
Cadaveric Fumes – Echoing Chambers Of Soul
Chain Wolf – Dark Premonitions
Claymorean – Eulogy to the Gods
CRYSTAL VIPER – The cult
DESULTORY – INTO ETERNITY
DESULTORY – BITTERNESS
Disciples Of Power – Powertrap
Disciples Of Power – Ominous Prophecy
EVIL INVADERS – Shattering Reflection
Exploder – Pictures of Reality
Griffin – Protector of the Lair
HÄLLAS – Isle of Wisdom
HÄLLAS – Conundrum
HARVEST MOON – The Lion & Snake
HEIR APPARENT – Graceful Inheritance
HELLIAS – Revenger Of Hellias
HERETIC – BREAKING POINT
HOLY DEATH-Triumph Of Evil
Ironbound – The Lightbringer
IRON GRIFFIN – Storm Of Magic
Kublai Khan – Annihilation
LETHAL SHÖCK – Evil Aggressor
Lord Fist – Green Eyleene
Lord Gallery – Lord Gallery
MEZZROW – Then Came The Demo
MEZZROW – Then Came The Killing
The Night Eternal – Moonlit Cross
OBITUARY – Slowly we rot
ONYX – The Complete Recordings
Rankelson – Wales Hungry for Blood
SADUS – A vision of misery
SADUS – Chemical exposure
SADUS – Swallowed in black
SCALPTURE – Feldwärts
Seax – Fallout Rituals
SLAUGHTERDAY – Ravenous
SLAUGHTERDAY – Tyrants of Doom
SOLSTICE – PRAY
SPEEDWHORE – On The Verge Of Dysfunction
Sphinx – Aggressions
Stormkeep – Tales Of Othertime
Taphos – Come Ethereal Somberness
Taphos – Demo MMXVI
Taramis – Queen of Thieves
Tarot – The Warrior’s Spell
Tarot – Reflections
THRASHIT – Chaos Of Fear
TROUBLE – Psalm 9
TROUBLE Manic Frustration
Tyrann – Djävulens Musik
VICE – Vice
WITCH – Still Alive?
7”
Death Breath – Old Hag
Die Wasted – Sleazy Nights Till Armageddon
SABÏRE – Mistress, Mistress
CD
ALITOR – Eternal Depression
ANCIENT EMPIRE – Priest of Stygia
ANCIENT EMPIRE – Wings of the Fallen
Aquilla – Mankind’s Odyssey
ASOMVEL – WORLD SHAKER
Atlain – Living in the Dark
Atlain – G.O.E
ATTOMICA – Attomica 1987/Children’s Assassin
ATTOMICA- Limits Of Insanit
AZATOTH – Ruins of Humanity
Bastard Priest – Under The Hammer Of Destruction
Bastard Priest – Ghouls Of The Endless Night
BETRAYER-Necronomical Exmortis/Forbiidden Personality
BETRAYER-Calamity
Black Sites – Exile
BLAZON STONE – Damnation
BLAZON STONE – War of the Roses
BLAZON STONE – Hymns of Triumph and Death
BLAZON STONE – Live in the Dark
CAPTAIN TRIPS – The Dance of Untruth
Cherokee – Wakan Tanka Nici Un
DESECRATOR – TO THE GALLOWS
Despair – Decay Of Humanity
DETEST – The End of All Ends
DEVIL LEE ROT – Hellscraper / A Little Devil Ain’t Enough
DEVIL LEE ROT – Metal Dictator / Soldier From Hell
DEVIL LEE ROT – Metalizer
Distrüster – Sic Semper Tyrannis
DROID – TERRESTRIAL MUTATIONS
DROID – DISCONNECTED
EGZEKUTHOR! – Hateful Subconsciousness 1991
EMERALD RAGE – High King
EVIL INVADERS – Shattering Reflection
EVIL INVADERS – Feed Me Violence
EVIL SHADE – Vandals
EXORCIST- Voices From Graves/ After The North Winds
Exploder – Pictures of Reality
Extermination Day – Be The Consequence
GREY WOLF – Cimmerian Hordes
HÄLLAS – Isle of Wisdom
HAMMERWHORE – Hammerwhore
HEKTOR – The Inner Dementia 1989
HELLAVENGER- Lord Of The Burning Abyss/Forbidden Shrine
HOLY BATTALION – Cosmic War 89 / Breaking the Face 90
Hrom – Legends of Powerheart Pt. II
IMMACULATE – Thrash, Kill ‘N’ Destroy
INSULTER – Crypts Of Satan
INSULTER – The Misanthrope
Jag Panzer – Mechanized Warfare
KNIGHTRIOT – Beware The Knight
LETHAL SHÖCK – Evil Aggressor
MAX PLANCK – Kill the Pain
Mental Devastation – The Delusional Mystery Of The Self (Part 1)
MEZZROW – Then Came The Killing
Midnight Dice – Hypnotized
MORBID VISION- Visions of the Morbid Rites
MORTAL SLAUGHTER – Destiny / Roots Of Evil
MORTAL SLAUGHTER – Lepers 93
MORBID INSANE- Sicken Crazy/No Future
MORTIFY- Abyssal / The Calm Beyond
Night Lord – Death Doesn’t Wait
NIGHTSTRYKE – Power Shall Prevail
OBITUARY – Cause of death
Original Sin – Demos & More, Beginning To End 1979-1985
QUESTION – Gnosis Primordial
PYÖVELI – The New Renaissance…
Ranger – Ylös raunioista / Risen From The Ruins
RAPTORE – Rage N Fever
REDSHARK – Digital race
Roadhog – Gates to Madness
ROCKA ROLLAS – Metal Strikes Back: Definitive Edition
ROCKA ROLLAS – Celtic Kings
ROCKA ROLLAS – The War of Steel Has Begun
RUTHLESS HORDE – Demo Anthology 1989-1991
Sacrafice – The First Experience with the Unknown
SADUS – Chemical exposure
SADUS – Swallowed in black
SADUS – A vision of misery
SATAN – Early Rituals
SATAN – Life Sentence
SATAN – Atom by atom
SATAN – Trail of fire
SATAN – Court in the act
Scarecrow – Condemned to be Doomed
Sieges Even – Life Cycle
SLAUGHTERDAY – Tyrants of Doom
SLAUTER XSTROYES – Winter Kill
SPEEDWHORE – The Future Is Now
Sphinx – Deathstroke
Sphinx – Aggressions
STÄLKER – Shadow Of The Sword
STRYCTNYNE – 1989-1991 Demo Anthology
Sweet Cheater – Immortal Instant
SYLENT STORM – The Fire Never Dies
Tailgunner – Crashdive
THANATOS – Violent death rituals
V.A. – Obscure N.W.O.B.H.M Demos Vol.4
V.A. – Iron and Hell vol 2
WARHEAD – SPEEDWAY
WARRIOR PATH – The Mad King
WARRIOR PATH – Warrior Path
WICKED LESTER – Better Off Dead
WITCHNIGHT – Old Steel Breath
XENTRIX – Seven words
Zoetrope – A Life Of Time
MC
Bandit – Mad Rocker
Bastard Priest – Under The Hammer Of Destruction
Bastard Priest – Ghouls Of The Endless Night
Cauchemar – Rosa Mystica
DESULTORY – BITTERNESS
Distrüster – Sic Semper Tyrannis
EVIL SHADE – Vandals
Ewig Frost – Ain’t No Saint
Faceless Burial – Grotesque Miscreation
Faceless Burial – Multiversal Abattoir
Forbidden Cross – Demo MMXIX
HAIL OF BULLETS – …OF FROST AND WAR
HAIL OF BULLETS – III: THE ROMMEL CHRONICLES
HAIL OF BULLETS – ON DIVINE WINDS
Hard Charger – Collection 2013-2018
Hellraizerr – Life After Death
Lethal Steel – demo – 10 years anniversary re-release
Lynx – Grey Man
Mamorlis – Sturdy As An Oak
Mental Devastation – The Delusional Mystery Of The Self (Part 1)
MERCILESS – THE AWAKENING
Night Lord – Death Doesn’t Wait
PRIMORDIAL – IMRAMA
PRIMORDIAL – A JOURNEY’S END
PRIMORDIAL – SPIRIT THE EARTH AFLAME
PRIMORDIAL – STORM BEFORE CALM
PRIMORDIAL – THE GATHERING WILDERNESS
PRIMORDIAL – TO THE NAMELESS DEAD
PRIMORDIAL – REDEMPTION AT THE PURITAN’S HAND
PRIMORDIAL – WHERE GREATER MEN HAVE FALLEN
Roadhog – Gates to Madness
SOLSTICE – SAME
Sparrow – s/t
Tanator – Possessed by Madness. Possessed by War.
Tanator – Disapthoesis
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Dying Victims Productions is proud to announce the following new Pre-orders:
DVP 248 Firmament – s/t LP/CD/MC
DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS is proud to present the highly anticipated debut album of Germany’s FIRMAMENT, We Don’t Rise, We Just Fall, on CD, music cassette and vinyl LP formats.
Hailing from Leipzig, Germany’s FIRMAMENT are a new heavy rock quintet begun in early 2021 by ex-members of TENSION, Prisma, and Wayward. Despite three of the members having done time in TENSION – who released their critically acclaimed debut album, Tension, via DYING VICTIMS last year – the goal for FIRMAMENT from the start was to write moving and thus catchy hard rock songs that get stuck in your head immediately as well as stylistically/spiritually returning to an era before traditional heavy metal even existed. So, while it’s tempting to superficially think FIRMAMENT are an extension of where TENSION left off, the truth is that FIRMAMENT are indeed their own “firmament.”
FIRMAMENT’s first recording together was a two-song single, “The Void / Losing You,” which they recorded live in their rehearsal room. The single was first released digitally during the autumn of 2021, and then was released as a super-limited homemade tape sold exclusively at gigs. With such heartfelt and truly homemade passion, during March 2022 did FIRMAMENT enter the studio to record their debut album. Poignantly titled We Don’t Rise, We Just Fall, FIRMAMENT’s first full-length sees the five-piece steering the same ship – the unapologetically old-school vibes of the ‘70s and ‘80s and transferring them to the current time, without being stuck in specific genre boxes – but doing so more masterfully than before. Like those throwback eras (and particularly during the ‘70s), equal emphasis is placed on performance and songwriting, each one informing the other, resulting in an album-long experience where each of these nine songs retains its own identity and personality but come together to create a unified-yet-unique headspace. Just witness the deftly dynamic and era-authentic never-overdriven guitar work, where Tom Michalik and Philipp Meyer weave heartrending twin-guitar melodies; underneath that but actually taking center stage is the propulsive-yet-melodic bass work of Stefan Deutsch, which hooks just as effortlessly as those of his six-string partners. Of course, classic hard rock and proto-metal often lives or dies on the strength of its vocals, and in this department are FIRMAMENT no slouch: delivering his last performance with the band, frontman Maik Huber incites goosebumps with emotive, melancholic lines that sound as old as time and further add an air of mystery to We Don’t Rise, We Just Fall.
While FIRMAMENT are currently working on fresh material with new vocalist Marco Herrmann, We Don’t Rise, We Just Fall stands as a citadel of archaic melancholy – towering in its aura, yet approachable across its moss-covered landscape. Maniacs for ‘70s Scorpions, Blue Öyster Cult, Wishbone Ash, and Thin Lizzy, lay down your sword and stand before FIRMAMENT!
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on gold vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch.
– CD edition with sticker and obi.
– MC edition with sticker, button, download code.
Out 24th March
DVP 249 Hellcrash – Demonic Assassinatiön LP/CD/MC
DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS is proud to present HELLCRASH’s highly anticipated second album, Demonic Assassination, on CD, music cassette and vinyl LP formats.
Despite forming in 2013 and a couple demos and a split over those first few years, it wasn’t until HELLCRASH’s debut album, Krvcifix Invertör, where the band started to make a dark name for itself. Released on vinyl by DYING VICTIMS in 2021, Krvcifix Invertör proved HELLCRASH were a power-trio in the grand tradition of domestic legends Bulldozer, brewing a similarly sleazy (and EVIL) style of speed metal. Simple but sublime it was, and diehards definitely took notice.
Now, two years later, arrives HELLCRASH’s second album, Demonic Assassination. On first glance (and especially THAT COVER), it would seem that HELLCRASH are sticking to their guns, sowing the same seeds as earliest Slayer, Venom, and of course Bulldozer. Peer deeper and this latest expurse of sodomy shows that there’s more – much more – to HELLCRASH’s cauldron. Immediately, their attack’s more refined here: some would call it “cleaning up,” but the fine-tuning of songcraft and polishing of production have paid off in spades across Demonic Assassination. As such, there’s far more variation in that songcraft – sometimes more speed metal, other times more thrash, or even metalpunk before it was such a thing, often all in the same song – and HELLCRASH ably finesse this transition with tighter execution that, thankfully, doesn’t sacrifice an ounce of energy. In fact, if there’s on guiding aspect here, it’s energy: while HELLCRASH sometimes seem on the verge of self-combustion, so juiced-up is their rollercoaster sound, it all spills over into the listener as a celebration of filth, fury, and FUN. Could this be their The Final Separation? Perhaps…
Still sick, still sleazy, and definitely still crude & rude, HELLCRASH are firing on ALL cylinders here, and not just the old ones. So, while the aforementioned references still apply, Demonic Assassination is equally recommended for maniacs of later GBH, Carnivore, Warfare, Crumbsuckers, and contemporaries Children of Technology.
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on red vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch.
– CD edition with sticker and obi.
– MC edition with sticker, button, download code.
Out 24th March
DVP 248 Firmament – s/t LP/CD/MC
DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS is proud to present the highly anticipated debut album of Germany’s FIRMAMENT, We Don’t Rise, We Just Fall, on CD, music cassette and vinyl LP formats.
Hailing from Leipzig, Germany’s FIRMAMENT are a new heavy rock quintet begun in early 2021 by ex-members of TENSION, Prisma, and Wayward. Despite three of the members having done time in TENSION – who released their critically acclaimed debut album, Tension, via DYING VICTIMS last year – the goal for FIRMAMENT from the start was to write moving and thus catchy hard rock songs that get stuck in your head immediately as well as stylistically/spiritually returning to an era before traditional heavy metal even existed. So, while it’s tempting to superficially think FIRMAMENT are an extension of where TENSION left off, the truth is that FIRMAMENT are indeed their own “firmament.”
FIRMAMENT’s first recording together was a two-song single, “The Void / Losing You,” which they recorded live in their rehearsal room. The single was first released digitally during the autumn of 2021, and then was released as a super-limited homemade tape sold exclusively at gigs. With such heartfelt and truly homemade passion, during March 2022 did FIRMAMENT enter the studio to record their debut album. Poignantly titled We Don’t Rise, We Just Fall, FIRMAMENT’s first full-length sees the five-piece steering the same ship – the unapologetically old-school vibes of the ‘70s and ‘80s and transferring them to the current time, without being stuck in specific genre boxes – but doing so more masterfully than before. Like those throwback eras (and particularly during the ‘70s), equal emphasis is placed on performance and songwriting, each one informing the other, resulting in an album-long experience where each of these nine songs retains its own identity and personality but come together to create a unified-yet-unique headspace. Just witness the deftly dynamic and era-authentic never-overdriven guitar work, where Tom Michalik and Philipp Meyer weave heartrending twin-guitar melodies; underneath that but actually taking center stage is the propulsive-yet-melodic bass work of Stefan Deutsch, which hooks just as effortlessly as those of his six-string partners. Of course, classic hard rock and proto-metal often lives or dies on the strength of its vocals, and in this department are FIRMAMENT no slouch: delivering his last performance with the band, frontman Maik Huber incites goosebumps with emotive, melancholic lines that sound as old as time and further add an air of mystery to We Don’t Rise, We Just Fall.
While FIRMAMENT are currently working on fresh material with new vocalist Marco Herrmann, We Don’t Rise, We Just Fall stands as a citadel of archaic melancholy – towering in its aura, yet approachable across its moss-covered landscape. Maniacs for ‘70s Scorpions, Blue Öyster Cult, Wishbone Ash, and Thin Lizzy, lay down your sword and stand before FIRMAMENT!
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on gold vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch.
– CD edition with sticker and obi.
– MC edition with sticker, button, download code.
Out 24th March
DVP 249 Hellcrash – Demonic Assassinatiön LP/CD/MC
DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS is proud to present HELLCRASH’s highly anticipated second album, Demonic Assassination, on CD, music cassette and vinyl LP formats.
Despite forming in 2013 and a couple demos and a split over those first few years, it wasn’t until HELLCRASH’s debut album, Krvcifix Invertör, where the band started to make a dark name for itself. Released on vinyl by DYING VICTIMS in 2021, Krvcifix Invertör proved HELLCRASH were a power-trio in the grand tradition of domestic legends Bulldozer, brewing a similarly sleazy (and EVIL) style of speed metal. Simple but sublime it was, and diehards definitely took notice.
Now, two years later, arrives HELLCRASH’s second album, Demonic Assassination. On first glance (and especially THAT COVER), it would seem that HELLCRASH are sticking to their guns, sowing the same seeds as earliest Slayer, Venom, and of course Bulldozer. Peer deeper and this latest expurse of sodomy shows that there’s more – much more – to HELLCRASH’s cauldron. Immediately, their attack’s more refined here: some would call it “cleaning up,” but the fine-tuning of songcraft and polishing of production have paid off in spades across Demonic Assassination. As such, there’s far more variation in that songcraft – sometimes more speed metal, other times more thrash, or even metalpunk before it was such a thing, often all in the same song – and HELLCRASH ably finesse this transition with tighter execution that, thankfully, doesn’t sacrifice an ounce of energy. In fact, if there’s on guiding aspect here, it’s energy: while HELLCRASH sometimes seem on the verge of self-combustion, so juiced-up is their rollercoaster sound, it all spills over into the listener as a celebration of filth, fury, and FUN. Could this be their The Final Separation? Perhaps…
Still sick, still sleazy, and definitely still crude & rude, HELLCRASH are firing on ALL cylinders here, and not just the old ones. So, while the aforementioned references still apply, Demonic Assassination is equally recommended for maniacs of later GBH, Carnivore, Warfare, Crumbsuckers, and contemporaries Children of Technology.
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on red vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch.
– CD edition with sticker and obi.
– MC edition with sticker, button, download code.
Out 24th March
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DVP 251 Animalize – Tapes from the Crypt MLP/MCD
DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS is proud to present a reissue of the explosive debut mini-album of France’s ANIMALIZE, Tapes From the Crypt, on CD, and 12” vinyl formats.
Since 2018, France’s ANIMALIZE keep playing the kind of music that you (or your parents) may have been listening to 40 years ago. You know that “Heavy Metal” sound that appeared at a time when none of the band members was born. Well, they’re still doing it.
However, it is the band’s love of movies which arguably influence ANIMALIZE’s outlook the most and make the difference. For them, a visual identity and atmosphere – whether in their visual aesthetic, be it artwork or onstage, or especially their eventual videos – are of the utmost importance. Film also feeds their lyrics, quite often. The band states that such movies as Evil Dead, Mad Max, Pet Sematary, Masters of the Universe, and Terminator are among their most beloved.
While they would bring both to Technicolor climax with their debut album for DYING VICTIMS, Meat We Are Made Of, during the summer of 2022, ANIMALIZE nevertheless came out with all guns blazing two years prior on the preceding mini-album Tapes From the Crypt. With an eye-grabbing (and era-authentic) cover setting the stage, the originally-limited Tapes From the Crypt managed to make ANIMALIZE’s strengths plain and POWERFUL: cruising speed metal glory crossing swords with radio-ready traditional metal of a most mid-‘80s vintage. This is the sound of ANIMALIZE at their most straightforward– and, arguably, most accessible – for the proceeding debut full-length found them upping the vocal layering and especially the complexity considerably, but the gleam & glory of Tapes From the Crypt is undeniable, and undeniably fun. A snapshot of a still-boundless band finding their wings, now finally reissued: the saga of ANIMALIZE begins here!
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on deep purple vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch.
– MCD edition with sticker and obi.
Out 24th March
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Massive Distro update, lots of new and restocked LPs, CDs, Tapes:
LP
ABSU – … And shineth unto the cold cometh
ABSU – The third storm of cythraul
ABSU – Tara
Acid Blade – Power Dive
ANGELCORPSE – Hammer of gods
ANGELCORPSE – Of lucifer and lightning
ANGELCORPSE – The inexorable
ATTACK – Seven Years in the Past
Battleroar – Battleroar
Black Soul Horde – Tales Of The Ancient Ones
Black Soul Horde – Horrors From The Void
BUTCHER – 666 Goats carry my chariot
CROSSFIRE – See You In hell
DENIAL OF GOD – Death and the beyond
DENIAL OF GOD – The hallow mass
DENIAL OF GOD – The shapeless mas
DENIAL OF GOD – The horrors of satan
EURYNOMOS – From the Valleys of Hades
Hammers Rule – Show no Mercy
INFERNO – Downtown hades
KILLER – Ready For Hell
KILLER – Wall of sound
LAZARUS SIN – Intracranial Mass
MERCILESS – The Awakening
METALUCIFER – Heavy Metal Tänk
SACRIFIZER – Le diamant de lucifer
SADISTIK EXEKUTION – Fukk
SADISTIK EXEKUTION – K.A.O.S.
SADISTIK EXEKUTION – The Magus
SADISTIK EXEKUTION – We are death fuck you
SADISTIC INTENT – Ancient Black Earth
Scald – North Winds
UNBLESSED – Unblessed
WARHEAD – Speedway
7”
NUCTEMERON / NUNSLAUGHTER – FUCK OFF !!! (IN THE NAME OF SATAN)
CD
Arkaina – Symposium Of A Troubled Mind & Beyond
Bladecrusher – Tempest
Blooddust – Fortress of unholy Power
BRICK MISTRESS – Anthology
BUTCHER – 666 Goats carry my chariot
BUTCHER – Bestial fukking warmachine
Castigo – Perturbación
Cerebus – Too Late to Pray
Cobra – Lethal Strike
CURSE BREAKER vs BLADE’S EDGE – Cursed Blade
Doomentor – Opus Diabolae
EURYNOMOS – From the Valleys of Hades
Evilizers – Center to the Grave
Excess – A Crucifixion: 1989 – 1993
FORCE MAJEURE – Force Majeure
GRAVESTONE – Back To Attack
GRAVESTONE – Creating A Monster
GRAVESTONE – Victim Of Chains
HELLBRINGER – Dominion of Darkness
HIGHWAYS – Breaking the Code
INVID – Journey of the Blind
KING’S RANSOM – Curators of the Realm
KNIGHTRIOT – Beware The Knight
Lunacy – Obscure Introspection
MAD BUTCHER – Eat The Rat (Demos ’83)
MAD BUTCHER – Metal Meat
MAD BUTCHER – For Adults Only + Demo’87
MADDAX – Speed Demon
MERCILESS LAW – The Holy Company
MERCILESS LAW – Troops of Steel
METAL INQUISITOR – Doomsday for the Heretic / Live at the Rock Hard Festival 2007
MURDEATH – Sacrilégio
Old Coven – The Awake of Ascendant Darkness
ONSLAUGHT – In Search of Sanity
ONSLAUGHT – Power from Hell
ONSLAUGHT – The Force
PROTECTOR – Reanimated Homunculus
REVENGE – Death Sentence + Bang Your Head
RUNELORD – Doomsday Script
Sacrifized – Arrival of the Tyrants
SACRIFIZER – Le diamant de lucifer
SADISTIK EXEKUTION – Fukk
SATAN’S BLADE – Curse of the Blade
Savage steel – Do or Die
SIX POINT SIX – Fallen Angel
SKELETAL REMAINS – The Entombment of Chaos
THANATOS – Angelic Encounters
THANATOS – Emerging from the Netherworlds
THANATOS – Realm of Ecstacy
T.N.T.- Deflorator
TYRAN’ PACE – Eye To Eye
V.A. – The Years Around The Wizard
WARHAMMER – No Beast …so Fierce
WICKED LESTER – Better Off Dead
MC
Black Soul Horde – Tales Of The Ancient Ones
Black Soul Horde – Land Of Demise
Black Soul Horde – Horrors From The Void
Evil Spectrum – Emanation of the Hybris
Onyx – The Complete Recordings
Rosenfeld – Demo 1991
Sphinx – Aggression
Patch
ATONEMENT – Merciless Blasphemy
Brocas Helm – Defenders of the Crown
KONTACT – The First Contact
SADISTIK EXEKUTION – Kaos
TYRANN – Djävulens Musik stripe
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Dying Victims Productions is proud to announce the following new releases:
DVP 241 Freeroad – Do What You Feel! LP/CD
DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS is proud to present FREEROAD’s striking debut album, Do What You Feel!, on CD and vinyl LP formats.
Hailing from Monterrey, Mexico, FREEROAD formed in 2018 with only the goal of making music for the love of making music. The moniker FREEROAD was thus chosen to symbolize the idea that there’s no boundaries in music; genres don’t really matter, as long as they’re keeping the essence of old-school rock ‘n’ roll. For FREEROAD, that essence is largely built up on the classic sounds of the ‘70s and ‘80s – be it UFO, Thin Lizzy, Yes, Rush, or Jeff Beck – as well as the early rocking sounds of the NWOBHM.
Armed with such a noble ‘n’ rustic foundation, FREEROAD proceed to make their bolt-from-the-blue first statement with Do What You Feel! Ever aptly titled, Do What You Feel! indeed finds the quartet ranging those aforementioned sounds and styles with almost alchemical ease. Heartfelt, honest, and homemade, FREEROAD’s hot-rockin’ harkens to an era where immediately immersive hooks, loose-yet-locked-in ensemble playing, and earthy dynamics were king. Thus, it’s not disingenuous to suggest that there’s a certain déjà vu here; you might’ve heard these songs before, in a nostalgic alternate reality or two removed, but they had yet to be written. Such is the wondrous and endearingly celebratory magick at work across Do What You Feel!, as each of these nine anthems-in-waiting work their spell: each one different than the last, but definitely all the work of the same band. Again, the album experience as one that’s narrative in its variety – truly, FREEROAD are a band out of time.
Pleasures that are simple but utterly sublime, there’s no over-thinking needed or fancy words necessary when approaching the gritty glory of FREEROAD. Just like its cover cheekily displays, you’ll feel compelled to Do What You Feel!
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on cyan blue vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch.
– CD edition with sticker and obi.
DVP 241 Freeroad – Do What You Feel! LP/CD
DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS is proud to present FREEROAD’s striking debut album, Do What You Feel!, on CD and vinyl LP formats.
Hailing from Monterrey, Mexico, FREEROAD formed in 2018 with only the goal of making music for the love of making music. The moniker FREEROAD was thus chosen to symbolize the idea that there’s no boundaries in music; genres don’t really matter, as long as they’re keeping the essence of old-school rock ‘n’ roll. For FREEROAD, that essence is largely built up on the classic sounds of the ‘70s and ‘80s – be it UFO, Thin Lizzy, Yes, Rush, or Jeff Beck – as well as the early rocking sounds of the NWOBHM.
Armed with such a noble ‘n’ rustic foundation, FREEROAD proceed to make their bolt-from-the-blue first statement with Do What You Feel! Ever aptly titled, Do What You Feel! indeed finds the quartet ranging those aforementioned sounds and styles with almost alchemical ease. Heartfelt, honest, and homemade, FREEROAD’s hot-rockin’ harkens to an era where immediately immersive hooks, loose-yet-locked-in ensemble playing, and earthy dynamics were king. Thus, it’s not disingenuous to suggest that there’s a certain déjà vu here; you might’ve heard these songs before, in a nostalgic alternate reality or two removed, but they had yet to be written. Such is the wondrous and endearingly celebratory magick at work across Do What You Feel!, as each of these nine anthems-in-waiting work their spell: each one different than the last, but definitely all the work of the same band. Again, the album experience as one that’s narrative in its variety – truly, FREEROAD are a band out of time.
Pleasures that are simple but utterly sublime, there’s no over-thinking needed or fancy words necessary when approaching the gritty glory of FREEROAD. Just like its cover cheekily displays, you’ll feel compelled to Do What You Feel!
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on cyan blue vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch.
– CD edition with sticker and obi.
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DVP 242 Critical Defiance – No Life Forms LP
DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS is proud to present CRITICAL DEFIANCE’s highly anticipated second album, No Life Forms, on vinyl LP format. Unspeakable Axe have done the CD version.
Hailing from the cult-metal hotbed of Chile, for nearly a decade now, CRITICAL DEFIANCE have been steadfast purveyors of authentically late ‘80s-style THRASH. Their 2019 debut album, Misconception, turned many a head, and now the time has come for CRITICAL DEFIANCE to turn heads completely around with their second album.
Ominously titled No Life Forms, CRITICAL DEFIANCE’s second full-length sees the quintet firing on all cylinders – and heading into hyperdrive. Insanely tight in their razor-sharp execution, the Chileans here dish out extreme aggression nearly every second of this breathless, 30-minute work, with riffs flowing fast and free, and then going faster, faster, FASTER! Through it all, CRITICAL DEFIANCE’s stop-on-a-dime chops prove jawdropping, and lest one misconstrue No Life Forms as a mere exercise in clinical precision, be aware that the band never forget thrash’s primary power: full-on thrashing and The Mosh, moving seamlessly between the two and with catchiness to spare. All that’s in full force here, and it cannot be overstated how insanely juiced-up their execution is. No speed limit!
Fans of vintage Vio-Lence, Atrophy, Whiplash, and Dark Angel, you’ve met your modern match with CRITICAL DEFIANCE’s No Life Forms!
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on aqua blue vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch. – patches are delayed, ships hopefully mid february
DVP 243 Trastorned – Into the Void LP/CD
DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS is proud to present TRASTORNED’s highly anticipated debut album, Into the Void, on CD and vinyl LP formats.
Hailing from Santiago, Chile, TRASTORNED formed in 2008 with the simple goal of being a local thrash band. Led by guitarist Fabian Piña and vocalist Felipe Lonza, the band became more serious the next year and recorded their debut demo, Decapitacion. More lineup shuffles ensued, but second demo Killer Thrash arrived in 2010. Four years would pass before TRASTORNED recorded another demo, but this time, with Witching Demo!, they revamped their sound and sharpened their attack, going from more blackened thrash to a cleaner and more complex style of thrash not unlike Vio-lence, Forbidden and Exodus around the turn of the ‘90s.
TRASTORNED began working on the initial recording of their debut album as early as 2019, but eventually moved proceedings to a different studio. And while Covid no doubt stalled those proceedings, at last is TRASTORNED’s debut album here: Into the Void. Bearing luridly Lovecraftian artwork by Marcelo Miranda aka Made In Darkness, Into the Void suitably disorients and demolishes the senses with dizzying ease. Truly, TRASTORNED here sound transported from 1990, from songwriting to production, slicing and surging with stop-start precision and an acidic execution as aggravated as prime Demolition Hammer and Morbid Saint. However era-authentic their sound may be, the quintet nevertheless possess THE SONGS to put this handily within that hallowed pantheon, each track taking mind-mangling routes but ones not without hooks; the catalog of riffs here on Into the Void is staggering, and they’re all threaded together masterfully. More than that, TRASTORNED’s chops are superlative and always put in service of the song, and the razor-sharp production only amplifies this electrifying fact.
Eight songs in 30 minutes and your heart will race like it rarely does these days: TRASTORNED will take you Into the Void, and FAST!
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on sea blue vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch. – patches are delayed, ships hopefully mid february
– CD edition with sticker and obi.
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DVP 252 Running Maiden – s/t MC
DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS is proud to present RUNNING MAIDEN’s self-titled debut ep, on music cassette format.
Hailing from Switzerland, a quarantine one-woman project at first, Running Maiden quickly turned into a three-piece, totally devoted to classic heavy metal from the 80s. Drawing lyrical inspiration from legends of old and occultism, the band pays tribute to some of their main influences among the likes of Acid and Iron Maiden. This debut ep contains four well written and executed heavy metal anthems – it’s time to enter the Bazaar of Evil!
– MC edition with sticker, button and download code
repress:
DVP 143 Karloff – Raw Nights MLP
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on blood red vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, download code and patch.
Siebi
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Danke Flo! D.A.N.K.E.! Tolle Scheibe, aber hier mal ein Extralob für das Produkt in seiner Aufmachung. Stabiles Hardboard-Cover, festes Insert mit Texten, dazu Aufkleber, DIN A2-Poster, Postkarte und der übliche (immer sehr gern genommene) bc-DLC, das ist einfach erste Sahne.
DVP 242 Critical Defiance – No Life Forms LP
DYING VICTIMS PRODUCTIONS is proud to present CRITICAL DEFIANCE’s highly anticipated second album, No Life Forms, on vinyl LP format. Unspeakable Axe have done the CD version.
Hailing from the cult-metal hotbed of Chile, for nearly a decade now, CRITICAL DEFIANCE have been steadfast purveyors of authentically late ‘80s-style THRASH. Their 2019 debut album, Misconception, turned many a head, and now the time has come for CRITICAL DEFIANCE to turn heads completely around with their second album.
Ominously titled No Life Forms, CRITICAL DEFIANCE’s second full-length sees the quintet firing on all cylinders – and heading into hyperdrive. Insanely tight in their razor-sharp execution, the Chileans here dish out extreme aggression nearly every second of this breathless, 30-minute work, with riffs flowing fast and free, and then going faster, faster, FASTER! Through it all, CRITICAL DEFIANCE’s stop-on-a-dime chops prove jawdropping, and lest one misconstrue No Life Forms as a mere exercise in clinical precision, be aware that the band never forget thrash’s primary power: full-on thrashing and The Mosh, moving seamlessly between the two and with catchiness to spare. All that’s in full force here, and it cannot be overstated how insanely juiced-up their execution is. No speed limit!
Fans of vintage Vio-Lence, Atrophy, Whiplash, and Dark Angel, you’ve met your modern match with CRITICAL DEFIANCE’s No Life Forms!
– Regular edition on black vinyl, with insert, poster, sticker, post card and download code.
– Special edition on aqua blue vinyl, with insert poster, sticker, post card, download code and patch. – patches are delayed, ships hopefully mid february
Kommt das Debüt auch noch auf schwarzer Rille? Wäre spitze.
Einzig saublöd. Ich habe vergessem, die geile, von mir vorab übersehene, TRASTORNED mitzubestellen. Motto: D.E.P.P.! Wird nachgeholt.
lordsteel
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Wenn Du demnächst bestellen solltest - bestell mir bitte die Trastorned und Critical Defiance mit. Beides in schwarz. Danke!
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Mist, @Dying Victims Prod bin am Wochenende in Koblenz und nicht in Essen. Aber vielleicht hast du beim Dying Victims Attack auch ein bisschen Gemischtware am Start. In die Transtored hör ich nochmal konzentrierter rein.
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