Another Dimension - Worship Death - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

In early 2017, Amiensus returned from it's first major tour, tasked to create an album reflecting the intensity of live shows for the first time in it's career. It was an album to be made of many firsts; the first album with live drums since 2010's InchThe Last EPInch, the first album since the band started touring, the first album with the singular purpose of creating the heaviest, yet melodic reflection of the band's live performance, and of course, influence. Using their background and education in theology and religion. InchAll Paths Lead to DeathInch was conceptually formed around multiple cultural depictions of the concept of afterlife and hell, depicting graphic scenes of torture, physically, mentally, and spiritually. Completed in just 2 weeks, it was released in May 2017 with a rushed, yet familiar feel. In 2022, the band decided to remix and master it's most ferocious output with friends and producers of their forthcoming 4th LP, Spencer Fox, and Stacey Smyre. The result is a more clear, concise, and burning depiction of the fiery EP from 2017, and a glimpse into the production of the next album.

Reissue. 2016 from Swedish death/black metal band Division Vansinne. Death/Black Metal band, Division Vansinne, hails from a town called Upplands-Väsby, Sweden that is nestled roughly 16 miles north of Stockholm, the city that bred famous Death Metal bands such as Entombed and Dismember in the late 80's and early 90's. These early Scandinavian predecessors continue to be widely influential acts that have inspired more great bands over the last 20 years or so. For Division Vansinne, they look to follow in a similar vein to some of Sweden's all-time greats, playing a 90's nostalgic brand of Death/Black Metal. It fixes that itch for anyone looking for a refined old-school sound.

I'm Inchninety pounds of fire in a five-foot frame and you'd better move on overInch because I'm tired of working for Inch59 cents for every man's dollar!Inch Bobbie McGhee means business, literally, in this album dedicated to the working woman. Singing the songs of Si Khan, Willie Sordill, Jane Levine and others, McGhee proves that women are a force to be reckoned with and deserve their bread, roses and raises too.