Repulsion - Horrified - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The sensational comeback album of the Swedish metal legend.The band already the band attained an unbroken cult status in the Hard'n'Heavy scene in no time with their self-titled debut in 1983.Robb Flynn of Machine Head, for example, said the first song they ever played live was a Torch song. And Snowy Shaw of King Diamond said that he named his first band after a song by Torch.Faster, heavier and louder! That was the motto under which Torch started as a young band. And even 36 years after the last regular album nothing has changed in that attitude.The new songs, created with the help of Grammy nominated producer Jacob Hansen (Volbeat, U.D.O., Pretty Maids...), combine Torch's old school metal feeling with a powerful, contemporary sound.Four of the five founding members from the original line-up are still involved today.

From the depths of the abyss, Brutal Planet Records unleashes Horrors of Hell once more an unholy relic of American death metal's most formative years. Originally unearthed in 2006, this collection of Vital Remains' early demo recordings serves as a blood-soaked altar to the band's primal savagery, raw aggression, and blasphemous intensity.This limited edition reissue features three of the band's earliest recordings in their most feral form Black Mass 7Inch (1991) - A relentless assault of blasphemous riffs and unholy aggression that laid the groundwork for the band's ascent.Excruciating Pain (1990) - A deeper dive into the band's evolving extremity, packed with relentless speed, precision, and the unmistakable darkness that set them apart.Reduced to Ashes (1989) - The raw and chaotic beginnings, drenched in underground fury and showcasing the sheer intensity that would make Vital Remains a legendary force.Remastered by Rob Colwell, this edition sharpens the malevolence while preserving the raw essence of the original tapes. Guitarist Lazaro's extensive liner notes provide a deep dive into the band's earliest days, offering fans a rare glimpse into the formation of one of the most notorious names in death metal history.For those who worship at the altar of Deicide, Morbid Angel, Incantation, Immolation, Obituary, Malevolent Creation, Suffocation, Angelcorpse, Sinister, and Monstrosity, this is a brutal relic of the past that demands a place in your collection.LIMITED TO 300 COPIES - ONCE THEY'RE GONE, THEY'RE GONE!

We've taken a selection of the most in-demand and asked-for titles in our Brazil 45's catalogue and given them a loving repress. Marking the third in our now signature series, we shone the light on two sought-after tracks from Noriel Vilela and Juca Chaves. On the A side, originally released in 1971 on Copacabana Records, Noriel Vilela's 1971 cover of Tennessee Ernice Ford's '16 Tons'. Ford's 1955 original was a classic American pop-country-folk song, that Noriel masterfully flipped it into a low-slung, deeply toned samba groover.On the B side Juca Chaves classic 'Take Me Back To Piaui' was released on 7Inch by RGE In 1970 and features on his album 'Muito Vivo' from 1972. Sublime orchestration, velvety vocals and the instantly uplifting cuica tones, make this a must-have Brazilian cut. Chaves was an active critic of the Brazilian military dictatorship, and like Veloso and Gil, was exiled in the early 1970s, to Portugal and later Italy.