Andorra - Andorra - VINYL LP

Album Tracks 1. Lyleland 2. 53 Days of November 3. Drone 4. Three Tree 5. Mingus 6. Chroma & Luma 7. Ember

New studio album from the legendary Mike Tamp (ex-White Lion, Freak Of Nature).For the first time, Mike Tramp records and releases an album entirely in Danish, a language close to his heart, since he is Danish.The recording line-up features Soren Andersen (Glenn Hughes, Electric Guitars) and Morten Hellborn (Electric Guitars).Vinyl edition in two different colours, each limited to 500 units, making it a collectors' item Album Tracks 1. Det Jeg Var 2. Vejkort 3. For Første Gang for Altid 4. Jeg Holder Fast 5. Drømme 6. Hjem 7. Kys Jeg Ikke Gav 8. Flamme Og Benzin 9. Min By 10. Album

High Roller Records, slipcase CD, Hitten formed in 2011 in the city of Murcia in the South-East of Spain (near Alicante). That same year the band unleashed their first demo entitled »Darkness Queen« onto the world. Two EPs followed, before the band's debut full-length album »First Strike With The Devil« was released in 2014. Soon after, Hitten signed to High Roller Records and issued four more albums, which were very well-received by the international press (especially in Germany) »State Of Shock« (2016), »Twist Of Fate« (2018), »Triumph And Tragedy« (2011) and »While Passion Lasts« (2023). In addition to that, in early 2023 Hitten completed the unusual task of re-recording their first studio album »First Strike With The Devil« in it's entirety. What at first felt like an odd move proved to be a big success, as guitarist extraordinaire Dani explains InchThe fans seemed to really enjoy it, and the new version sold reasonably well. The boys and I are thrilled that people enjoyed it! Honestly, we did it primarily for ourselves. As musicians, we felt a deep need to revisit these first two records with a mix that brought them closer to the sound we had envisioned back then.Inch What Dani has just said is the explanation for the band to have given their second album, 2016's »State Of Shock«, the same treatment as the debut InchAs I mentioned earlier, we always felt there was a need for a new mix ever since these albums were originally released. Back then, we were younger, and our lack of experience - combined with budget constraints - pushed us to rush things in the studio. That being said, we were, and still are, happy with how those records turned out. They captured that raw, young, and hungry spirit. But now, with the backing of a great tag and a proper budget, it made sense to finally take that thorn out of our side and re- them with a mix that matches the sound we