Vulcano - Anthropophagy - Orange - VINYL LP

Reissue 2024, ltd 200, 425gsm heavy cardboard cover, 2 inserts, poster, A5 photo card, Transfer, audio restoration and mastering by Patrick W. Engel at TEMPLE OF DISHARMONY in July 2024. In 1987, only one year after their seminal debut album InchBloody VengeanceInch, Brazilian extreme metal pioneers Vulcano returned with InchAnthropophagyInch, an overall more mature yet equally rabid LP that benefited from the group's increasing live activities. And just like the first record, High Roller Records have given it the deluxe reissue treatment. Unlike earlier re-releases of InchAnthropophagyInch, this one boasts an expert restoration and remastering by veteran studio wizard Patrick W. Engel. InchThe first thing that came to mind when I listened to Patrick's work was Wow!Inch, band leader Zhema gushes. InchWhy couldn't we do that back in the 80s? It still sounds as raw as ever, not polished, but more on par with the classic European albums from that era. Now I can hear riffs that were blurred before. I started to like this album a lot more now!Inch And there's a lot to like about InchAnthropophagyInch, starting with the furious triple of 'Red Death', 'Death Angel's Armies' and 'Brainwash' before changing pace, thus making for a more diverse effort without losing any of the qualities that made early South American metal great. With it's perfect blend of razor-sharp tightness and unpredictable riff-insanity, InchAnthropophagyInch is a treat worth experiencing (again), the more so in it's ultimate 2024 incarnation. InchBlood is their food / Black is their color / Night is their day / Debris their houses / And mosh their dance!Inch Album Tracks 1. Red Death 2. Death Angel's Armies 3. Brainwash 4. F.T.W 5. Fallen Angel 6. Anthropophagy 7. Anyone Can Kill 8. Stirring 9. Am I Crazy? 10. Megathrash 11. Upright