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25 Years Ago: DEATH release Symbolic

The end of August brought DEATH together to record their hottest release to date due out on the streets in March. It is simply entitled Symbolic...With the many changes the band went through the first part of this year: a new record lable, a new producer and a...

21 March 2020

• Tags: Death Death Metal History

25 Years Ago: SUMMONING release Lugburz

SUMMONING released their debut album Lugburz on this day in 1995. This album contains most of the demo-songs, but highly rearranged. Most of the basic riffs have been composed on bass-guitar, while Protector added the other melody-lines on guitar. On this album keyboards have been used, just as...

20 March 2020

• Tags: Black Metal History Summoning

30 Years Ago: FORCE FED record their first Peel session

FORCE FED were part of the Nottingham hardcore scene during 1989-1991. The lineup included Kalvin Piper (HERESY). During that brief period they recorded two sessons for John Peel's programme, the first on this day in 1990.

18 March 2020

• Tags: Punk History

40 Years Ago: KILLING JOKE release Change

Recorded only 12 days earlier, KILLING JOKE released "Change" b/w "Tomorrow's World" on this day in 1980. The recordings took place at the BBC's Maida Vale 4 for John Peel's programme - their second session - who aired the songs on 17 March. A third song, "Complications", was...

17 March 2020

• Tags: Killing Joke Punk History

21 Years Ago: EMPEROR release IX Equilibrium

I think the new album is a bit beyond the terms of Black Metal. We have used a more "all over" Metal influence, ranging from strict Heavy to Trash/Death Metal. After finishing an album, there are always things one could have wished to do differently, but I feel...

15 March 2020

• Tags: Black Metal History Emperor

40 Years Ago: DEF LEPPARD release On Through the Night

You know, that first record, Tom Allom produced it, God bless him. Lovely guy and a good producer. But I think his instructions from the record label must have been something like, "Just capture the band's energy, man." We'd been playing most of those songs live for 18...

14 March 2020

• Tags: Def Leppard Heavy Metal History

30 Years Ago: CRANES record their second Peel session

CRANES recorded their second John Peel session on this day in 1990. The session aired on April 11. The band were unsigned at the time (Peel mentions it during the broadcast, "you may be surprised to hear this...") but within a few months had a deal with BMG-backed...

13 March 2020

• Tags: Cranes Punk History

10 Years Ago: ONDSKAPT release Arisen from the Ashes

All sickness within our malevolent gathering and within our souls is to plunge into being a redeemer such as of a plague to wipe out the impurities that have infested it's self upon humans. Ever so slowly, crawling on its warted edifice perhaps the time will come when...

12 March 2020

• Tags: Black Metal History Ondskapt

20 Years Ago: MARTYR release Warp Zone

...they are nearly concept albums, especially Warp Zone because the album plays on continuously from beginning to end, there's no real pause. Daniel Mongrain / Martyr interview, Metal Storm, 2008 Québec progressive death metal, MARTYR released their second album Warp Zone on this day in 2000. Performance, speed,...

11 March 2020

• Tags: Death Metal History

44 Years Ago: JUDAS PRIEST release The Ripper

JUDAS PRIEST released their second single, "The Ripper" b/w "Island of Domination", on this day in 1976. The lead single from their second LP Sad Wings of Destiny, which was released two weeks later.

10 March 2020

• Tags: Heavy Metal History Judas Priest

20 Years Ago: TROLL release The Last Predator

TROLL - formed by Nagash (THE KOVENANT, COVENANT, DIMMU BORGIR) - released their second album, The Last Predator, on this day in 2000 through Head Not Found.

9 March 2020

• Tags: Black Metal History

35 Years Ago: CONFLICT release This is Not Enough Stand Up and Fucking Fight

CONFLICT released This is Not Enough Stand Up and Fucking Fight 7" this month in 1985 through Mortarhate Records. Intended as a benefit record to help fund the Stop the City campaigns which ran through late 1983 and 1984. I read that things had gone too far and awareness...

7 March 2020

• Tags: Conflict Punk History

30 Years Ago: ENTOMBED release Uprising

It seems like everybody really think it's a great album. It got really good reviews from both fans and 'zines. And that's great of course, as we are really happy about the album. There's not much that we wanna change on it, maybe some small things that could...

6 March 2020

• Tags: Death Metal History Entombed

40 Years Ago: KILLING JOKE record their second Peel session

KILLING JOKE recorded their second session for John Peel's programme on this day in 1980 at Maida Vale 4. The session first aired on Monday 17 March sharing session spots with a re-broadcast of the REVILLOS' first. Killing Joke went from zero to 100 in ten weeks, and...

5 March 2020

• Tags: Killing Joke Punk History

30 Years Ago: TORR record Armageddon

TÖRR completed the recording of their debut LP, Armageddon, on this day in 1990 at Studiu C. It was released through Czech label Multisonic. I like this record. It was our first and over 80.000 copies were sold. We had a good luck for a big label with...

4 March 2020

• Tags: Black Metal History Torr

40 Years Ago: THE CURE record their third Peel session

THE CURE recorded ther third John Peel session on this day in 1980, a few weeks before the release of their second LP, Seventeen Seconds. The first song, "A Forest" was released as a single on the 28th of March.

3 March 2020

• Tags: Punk History The Cure

15 Years Ago: PANTHEIST release Amartia

The idea of doing this album has been there since early 2000 I believe. They were my first musical ideas for Pantheist, so I had the chance to work on them for a long time. We wanted to record Amartia around the time of our '1000 years' demo,...

2 March 2020

• Tags: Heavy Metal History Pantheist

30 Years Ago: RAZOR release Shotgun Justice

Canadian speed legends RAZOR released their sixth album, Shotgun Justice, on this day in 1990. Shotgun Justice is the first RAZOR album with Bob Reid on vocals. ...he had SFH, his other band, he'd done demos -- he sent me his demos, and in fact, he opened for...

1 March 2020

• Tags: Heavy Metal History Razor