As you probably guessed, you smart-ass, 1) Bloodbrothers II is the second Bloodbrothers-compilation and 2) Bloodbrothers II consists of tracks from Rock and Metal bands from, indeed, the island of Cyprus. Cyprus isn’t the most known country when it comes to heavier outfits, but apparently there is a vivid local scene, which includes a handful of bands that have international fame too in mean time.
Canadian power violence and hardcore act Left For Dead has only been around for two brutal years, but really made an impact on the hardcore scene. In January 2012, they played their first shows again after more than seventeen years. In conjunction with that reunion, A389 Recordings released a Left For Dead discography, called Devoid Of Everything. The album contains all material the band ever wrote.
Canadian power violence and hardcore act Left For Dead has only been around for two brutal years, but really made an impact on the hardcore scene. In January 2012, they played their first shows again after more than seventeen years. In conjunction with that reunion, A389 Recordings released a Left For Dead discography, called Devoid Of Everything. The album contains all material the band ever wrote.
It its early days (and we have no idea when those started) this Italian “Grunge” Rock act went under the name of Anaemyha, with which they eventually recorded a cover of the Witness track “Piss Off” for the compilation/ tribute album We Were Born To Destroy – A Tribute To Witness (regretfully, I have found no data on that album, so I'm afraid I am uncertain as to where to place it in time). And, back then, the band's sound was completely drenched in the Seattle Grunge sound of the '90s
There is a very good description of this British Thrash Metal trio's music at both the label's and the band's own ((www.) facebook.com/Tempestora) websites, which goes as follows : “Tempestory is a British Heavy Metal/ Thrash band from Gloucestershire, UK, which started writing material under the influence of classic Thrash bands such as Megadeth, Metallica, Slayer, Testament in 2009.
Instrumental electric guitar albums, you either like/ love 'em...or don't! Count me into the first category of music lovers, will you?!
Seeing as we're dealing with a Black Metal act here, and with a label specialised in the more extreme forms of Metal, I wonder why the editor-in-chief did not hand over this album to my college Ivan, whom is, after all, the specialist in that field of music.
Already released in the UK during July of last, the rest of the world can now also enjoy the debut full-length of this Finnish Hard Rock trio, which was founded back in 2009 with the current line-up of lead singer/ guitarist Makey RS, bassist Jake, and drummer/ backing singer Jukkis.
Although this band has been a favourite Industrial Metal act of mine since their 1992 hit album Psalm 69: The Way To Succeed And the Way To Suck Eggs, and in spite of the fact that I only once was given the honour of reviewing an album by the band, I still acquired most of he band's (regular) studio albums (including the first two completely Dance-geared recordings).
In 2004, the band formerly known as Deception [which was founded back in 1995, and in 2004 was composed of singer Hagen Hirschmann (also know from Desilence, Logar's Diary, Dawn and 7 Seals), guitarist Nikolai Wurk, bassist Peter Habura (see also Necros Christos), and drummer Randy Black (see also Primal Fear, Annihilator, Rebellion, Rooky)] changed its nam
