Werewolf: Mercenary
| Year | 1986 |
| Label/Distribution | Disques Butterfly |
| Format | 7inch |
| Musical style | Heavy Metal |
| Additional info | - |
Review
Another obscure single with an artwork that makes your balls wanna bust! At least they could deliver a part of the power that the cover spreads, although their musical skills haven't been above average. Nevertheless both tracks are pieces of solid mid-paced pounding Heavy Metal that in places sounds kinda naive, but that's the spirit of that time I guess. Although I wish they would have had a better guitarist in their line up due to the amateurishly sounding guitarsolos (listenable, but you can clearly hear that he was hoping himself to get that part finished quickly without an error), but once again to grab a guitar and making loud music seems to be a sign of the times in the mid of the 80's decade and we should be thankful for another local single that you won't see that often.
Tracks
Mercenary
Myth of a mad