Deception - Altars of Sin - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

CD reissue. This album, Heathen's second, does nothing but confirm what a shame it is that this band died an early death not very long after it's . Victims Of Deception features a powerful, clear, and professional sounding production, and upon conclusion it´s a high quality 10 track thrash metal . The guitar work done by Lee Altus and Doug Piercy is spectacular with real heavy mid to fast tempo riffs, impressive virtuosic guitar solos and really strong melodic vocals by David White. For those who think this band is a generic thrash band, there's a great ballad on this album InchPrisoner Of FateInch and also great guitar instrumental, InchGuitarmonyInch. Overall, this is a very strong album by a unjustly remained too unknown and underrated metal band.

Released in 1979, Dazzle is a radiant gem of New York's disco underground, crafted with elegance and unmistakable groove. The album embodies the rich sophistication of late-'70s soul-funk, driven by intricate arrangements and a dazzling sense of rhythm. Conceived by the powerhouse trio of Patrick Adams, Leroy Burgess, and Stan Lucas, the project merges studio mastery with streetwise flair. Dazzle was a one-album studio collective, but it's impact resonates far beyond it's brief discography. Featuring a lineup of seasoned musicians and vocalists-including Jocelyn Brown and Krystal Davis-the ensemble delivers a sound that's rich, layered, and unapologetically glamorous. Dazzle stands out for it's orchestral textures, bold brass sections, and silky vocal harmonies that elevate the listening experience. The production is crisp, the energy magnetic, and the aesthetic pure disco opulence. Ideal for vinyl collectors and DJs seeking rare grooves, this LP remains a cult favorite among connoisseurs. Whether you're rediscovering the era or curating a standout selection, Dazzle offers timeless sophistication with undeniable dancefloor appeal.

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