Formed by Aggressor (AURA NOIR, VED BUENS ENDE), Einar Sjursø (BEYOND DAWN, VIRUS) and Bestial Tormentor (LAMENTED SOULS, WAKLEVÖREN) in 1995, INFERNÖ released their debut album, Utter Hell, on this day in 1996 through Osmose.
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HEAD OF DAVID were at Maida Vale 4 recording their second of four sessions for John Peel's programme on this day in 1986.
Cult Chilean band MASSAKRE started life as SEPULCRO in 1982 but recorded their first demo, under the new name, on this day in 1986 at R.E.C. Studios.
I didn't buy ground in heavenNor did I accept darknessThat the metaphysic one builtFor the untroubled powerful- Pablo Neruda
I think "Peace Sells" shows maturity on the bands part as far as song writing and the band playing together and having an overall better group sound. Just because we did a lot of touring in the first year and we've been playing around a lot together which...
ISIS played live at CBGB, New York on this day in 2001. The set was audio and video recorded. Two songs - "Celestial" and "Collapse and Crush" - were included on the 2006 DVD Clearing the Eye.
FUDGE TUNNEL released their debut album, Hate Songs in E Minor, on this day in 1991 through Earache. It's a combination of Wiseblood's "Fudgepunch", our favourite song and Sponge Tunnel, a band from Chicago. Originally it was going to be Sponge Tunnel. It causes various problems. Relativity had...
Slovenian thrash, DERATIZATOR formed in December 1999 and, after 25 concerts, split in August 2001. That same month the band briefly regrouped to record their only demo before parting ways forever - that demo was completed on this day in 2001. The band have remastered the recording and...
"One Foot in Hell" is a solid album and there is nothing bad I can say about it. The only thing we did wrong was leave Metal Blade Records, after that was released. To be honest, I am not sure why that happened, but it was a mistake....
In the very beginning of the 80's there was a small scene into the most radical way to do heavy metal. It was a transition from 70's heavy metal to N.W.O.B.H.M. and it happened a mix with British punk, too. That situation was the fuel in inert state...
I didn't come up with the title Orgasmatron right off the bat. The album's working title was Riding with the Driver (each Motörhead studio album, except Bastards, which we made in 1993, is named after one of its songs), but that track didn't turn out as good as...
...I think it's already released. It's a little later than we expected because there was a mistake in the cutting, but it should definitely be out. To give you an idea of our new material, one track is about seven and a half minutes, another is slower like...
I am parked at the elementary school across from her house, listening to the rain pound against the roof of the car. I feel dislocated and ghost-like. I am a cadaver bored wth its own funeral. The painkillers are making it difficult for me to concentrate. The streetlight...
From San Antonio, Texas - JUGGERNAUT released their debut LP, Baptism Under Fire, on this day in 1986 through Metal Blade.
...we put out our first record, Uncertain Future, in the winter of 1989 and then we did our first tour with Coroner and Atrophy, and we did the whole States with them. That was pretty cool. Then we came back home for about three weeks, and went back...
Originally released as the None More Negative demo when the band were known as REPULSION, TYPE O NEGATIVE released what is now their debut album - Slow, Deep and Hard - on this day in 1991 through Roadrunner.
I heard Led Zeppelin for the first time on John Peel's Saturday afternoon radio show, and was so shaken up that I had to buy their debut album. Burke Shelley, Classic Rock, 2021 BUDGIE recorded their second session for the John Peel programme on this day in 1976...
There is a lot more variety with this record. I think this record has a much different sound than the poor production we did with WF. This record is moodier and there is definitely more variation with this album. I liked WF but it was too much of...
VENOM released their seventh album, Temples of Ice, on this day in 1991 through Under One Flag / Music for Nations.