Upcoming Reissues

Svart Records are releasing this on vinyl, I'm getting tempted to collect vinyl again lately...


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Oh fuck, i've wanted this forever.

Wonder if theres any chance for a CD? Will probably get the vinyl regardless.

Edit: Goddamnit. This isnt the debut. That's disappointing.
 


Elder - Dead Roots Stirring
bought this at that festival a few months ago, as good as their latest two if not better. Been the only cd in my car (out of laziness) since the show. Debut is still a tad weird for me
 
I see Cloven Hoof's s/t and Dominator have been reissued on cd. I need these immediately. I cant find them in the US but I may eat the GBP conversion rate for these.
 
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Finally planned to be reissued on CD by Electric Lady Land Records after nothing between its original 1986 vinyl pressing (also released by Electric Lady Land Records) and now. Japanese speed metal:

 


• A gift from the Metal Gods! The unreleased album from metal heroes THOR recorded in 1979 as a follow-up to their blockbuster debut Keep The Dogs Away!

• Never before heard recordings that bridge the gap between Thor's glam rock beginnings and his later evolution into full heavy metal in the early '80s!

• Original cover art by comic book artist, Ken Landgraf, who has worked for both DC and Marvel!

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@Master_Yoda77 ironically the song I linked kinda reminds me of GG's "Cheri Love Affair" lol.
 
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The very earliest works of the kings of sickness, Autopsy!

Following the band's 30th anniversary, Critical Madness: The Demo Years compiles the earliest recordings by the kings of sickness.

Chronicling the band's formative years, the collection contains Autopsy’s first demo from 1987 as well as 1988’s legendary Critical Madness demo (which quickly resulted in the band inking a deal with Peaceville and the subsequent release of the genre staple debut, 1989’s Severed Survival).

This special archive release is completed by the rare track Christ Denied and a selection of raw rehearsal recordings from 1987 and 1988, most of which would later feature on the band’s studio debut.