2nd album from 1989 by this Nashville-based American band and the release that marked its definitive transition from early Speed Metal into a more technical, sophisticated and distinctive Thrash Metal sound. With the addition of second guitarist Greg Messick, INTRUDER significantly expanded its songwriting approach, resulting in one of the most interesting and original American Thrash albums of the late 1980s.
"A Higher Form of Killing" blends speed, technical skill and melody through dynamic compositions packed with tempo changes, outstanding guitar harmonies and impressive musicianship. Although it never achieved the fame of some of its contemporaries, the album has gradually earned cult status among fans of U.S. Technical Thrash Metal.
4th album from 1985 by the legendary American band MANILLA ROAD, one of the key acts in Epic Heavy Metal. “Open the Gates” combines dense riffs, epic structures and a mystical, dark atmosphere, with a truly unique approach within traditional metal.
The album reinforces the band’s signature style, featuring extended compositions, a strong narrative sense and an unmistakable identity within 80s epic Heavy Metal.
Recommended for fans of CIRITH UNGOL, OMEN, BROCAS HELM and MANOWAR.
4th album from '14 by this veteran italian band that plays a fast and brutal Death Metal in the vein of MALEVOLENT CREATION, SINISTER, SUFFOCATION, DEICIDE...
3rd album from 1989 by these legendary American Power/ Speed/ Thrash Metal pioneers from Florida, one of the most influential bands in the development of the Tampa extreme Metal scene. Released two years after "Indulgence", "Penetration Point" marked the end of NASTY SAVAGE's original era before the band's 1990 split, capturing the group at one of its most creative and distinctive moments.
Its sound retains the aggression and speed of the band's earlier releases while introducing more sophisticated songwriting, unpredictable arrangements and the unique personality that always set NASTY SAVAGE apart from its contemporaries. Led by the charismatic Nasty Ronnie, the album combines razor-sharp riffing, constant tempo shifts and a dark, twisted atmosphere that would later influence many Florida Death Metal acts. Often regarded as one of the most underrated Thrash Metal releases of the late 1980s, it remains a powerful and highly original work to this day.
Recommended for fans of: MELIAH RAGE, REALM, DEATHROW and TOXIK.
Re-issue with thick booklet and poster of the 5th album from 1991 by these Finnish veterans and the final studio release before the band's breakup later that same year. Following several lineup changes and the departure of bassist and main songwriter Jay C. Blade, OZ returned with a revamped lineup and a more melodic and accessible sound than on their classic 1980s releases.
"Roll the Dice" retains its Traditional Heavy Metal foundations while incorporating stronger Melodic Hard Rock and AOR influences, revealing a more mature and commercial side without completely abandoning the band's identity. Although it never achieved the status of albums such as "Fire in the Brain" or "III Warning", it remains an interesting closing chapter to the first era of one of Finland's most important Heavy Metal bands.
Recommended for fans of: TOKYO BLADE, MADISON, PRETTY MAIDS, TNT. [Slipcase]
Re-issue of the only album from '92 plus the demos '90 and '91 as a bonus, by this US band of brutal and heavy Death Metal with influences in the vein of BROKEN HOPE, CANNIBAL CORPSE, FLESHGRIND, SUFFOCATION...
Re-release in only one CD of the two albums: "Grindind Opus..." ['93] & "Putrefactive And Cadaverous..." ['92] plus 6 tracks from their '89/ '91 demos. An absolutely essential CD for any lover of CARCASS' "Symphonies..." and GENERAL SURGERY. Includes a massive booklet with the biggest catalogue of mutilated, carbonized and splattered cadavers.
2nd album from '05 of this legendary dutch band of pure old school Death Metal. Clear influences in the vein of PESTILENCE, CELTIC FROST, OBITUARY, ASPHYX...
3rd album from 2025 by this notorious Philadelphia-based band and another display of diseased, intense, chaotic and twisted Death Metal. Remaining completely faithful to the identity established on previous releases, PISSGRAVE continues to explore the darkest and most rotten corners of the genre, pushing its sound into even more extreme and disturbing territory.
"Malignant Worthlessness" combines abrasive riffing, complex song structures, crushing rhythms and an oppressive atmosphere rooted in the sickest forms of underground Death Metal. Particularly striking is Tim Mellon's utterly bizarre and deranged vocal performance, which gives the album a unique character. Raw, violent and intentionally unsettling, this release further confirms PISSGRAVE as one of the most extreme bands in modern Death Metal.
Recommended for fans of: CONCRETE WINDS, REVENGE, INCANTATION, VERMIN WOMB
4th album from '23 by this veteran Mexican band that plays fast and brutal Death Metal with influences from groups like IMMOLATION, CANNIBAL CORPSE, MALEVOLENT CREATION, MONSTROSITY, DEICIDE...
Re-issue of the 1st EP with 6 songs plus 1 bonus by this swedish band of pure Heavy Metal with influences in the vein of JUDAS PRIEST, CRIMSON GLORY, MERCYFUL FATE and in general bands form the NWOBHM. [Slipcase]
2nd album from '10 by this dutch band of ultra-gore porno Grind. Only for lovers of the most deep and vomitive in the vein of GUT, C.B.T., HYMEN HOLOCAUST...
