DaN wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2020 3:08 pm A Norway Rocks-insert has been added to the page, scanned by nightsblood who had this in his copy of the album. I'm curious to hear if anyone else has seen this one?

Mine has an insert as well, but it was acquired from bands participating in it.

These 2 might be my absolute favorites
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The outro of Tales Of Creation is brilliant as well.

Really really interesting song, would love to hear more! These vocals stand out for sure!

Impressive! I've only played it once but it sounds even better than the first one.
Is it going to be released in any kind of physical format?

Will the response to this poll really determine whether you start the label or not?
A small run of this title is a safe bet to sell, but if you don't intend to do it, you know you ought to help the title reach out to those who would sell out the supposed small run of your quasi-label .

DaN wrote:Inserts from the EVO lp + SIEGE and REENCARNACION 7"s added to the page.

You're a boss! Thanks a million for that!

Ι could use Evo's Duracion De Lo Eterno insert, if it's handy

Was it Brendan Radigan handling the mic?

There's also a series of Mercinary/Rawshock splits pressed at least three versions if I remember well.

Great stuff!

Well done and welcome back!
Definitely going to get some guys.

STORMTROOPER - Pride Before A Fall LP anthology on High Roller Great RUSH-like NWOBHM with utterly killer bass work. I had the Still Comin Home 7" already (which is an above average piece of UK metal) but in no way I was expecting godly and epic stuff like "Battle Of The Eve" or &quo...

With the social climate at that time with the National Front & the skinhead movement in full cry, it must have been a pretty brave individual that crossed the colour divide to play Heavy Metal with a bunch of white guys. Good on them & the bands they played in. Music First. I would guess th...

Seconded

DaN wrote: but WRATH pulls it off quite well during their 2 first albums imo. It's "Insane Society" that's the real stinker

This was a very nice contemporary sounding album indeed.