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THIS DEMO CONTAIN(5-TRACKS)1-INTRO(TOD IN DEN EWIGEN TIEFEN2-WAR OF RISING DARKNESS3-CULT OF LIES4-HYPOCRISY(INNER GOD)5-TO REIGN IMMORTALCREDITS:Nicolas - Vocals And KeyboardMoises - DrumsLinus - GuitarSamuel Gatica - GuitarSergio - GuitarBruce - Vocals, Guitar, KeyboardCarl - DrumsChristian - Session Sass(Official Website)From Chile
BIOGRAPHY/REVIEW:Just came across this and all I can say is 'wow'! Some excellent atmospheric black with great vocals, I have been told that this was never actually 'released' which is shame as for a demo I have no complaints,interesting demo, but the band split up after this about all this is a decent demo (http://www.holymetalrob.com/)
THIS DEMO CONTAIN(5-TRACKS)1-INTRO(TOD IN DEN EWIGEN TIEFEN2-WAR OF RISING DARKNESS3-CULT OF LIES4-HYPOCRISY(INNER GOD)5-TO REIGN IMMORTALCREDITS:Nicolas - Vocals And KeyboardMoises - DrumsLinus - GuitarSamuel Gatica - GuitarSergio - GuitarBruce - Vocals, Guitar, KeyboardCarl - DrumsChristian - Session Sass(Official Website)From ChileBIOGRAPHY/REVIEW:Just came across this and all I can say is 'wow'! Some excellent atmospheric black with great vocals, I have been told that this was never actually 'released' which is shame as for a demo I have no complaints,interesting demo, but the band split up after this about all this is a decent demo (http://www.holymetalrob.com/)
THIS ALBUM CONTAIN(10-TRACKS)1-JAVEH'S TRIUMPH OVER HIS ENEMIES2-JESUS SUNTRIBUH SATAN3-APOCALIPTIC SEVEN PLAGUES4-THE DAY OF TOTAL DESTROCTION5-HOLY BATTLE LEGIONS(AGAINST DEATH)6-O TENEBROSO FIM DE LUCIFER E SEUS ANJOS7-ABISMO8-IMPERIAL9-BATALHA10-RITUAL DE SANGRECREDITS:Lord Abaron - Bass/Vocals (Previous Guitar)Lady Corbhan - Guitar (Previous Bass)Zafenate - DrumsMalquias - DrumsTyatira - GuitarsSacrifice - VocalsApocalyptic - BassCabzeel - Guitars(Soterion@MySpace)
BIOGRAPHY:REVIEW:I will admit I have been ignoring the Brazilian metalscene for a long time. Brazilian bands often deliver badly produced mediocre albums, with really no information at all, making it impossible to track down bands and get to know them better. Or atleast, that was my image of the Brazilian metalscene. Soterion and Against Death bring on this split each respectively Black metal and Death/Black metal. Both in the Old School kind of style: little to no variation and no melody as in soft interludes. The production is decent though, I can pretty clearly hear each instrument, there is no fuss, no noise and I don't get a headache while listening, I have heard much worse with American and European Old School Black metal (or Unblack metal as some tend to call it). The information however is also on this information impossible. I guessed the year and way of release, it isn't available anywhere. The names of the musicians on this album are written with a font in the booklet that's quite hard to read, I had to track that information down on the internet. The songtitles I'm pretty sure of. These fonts look good, but especially capitols are impossible to read when you don't know the words.Anyway, the music. Excidium Satanas begins with an atmospheric and dark sounding introduction, with a really deep (it's altered by effects) voice talking. This intro clock 2:10 minutes, which is pretty long, two minutes of talking. The end has some sounds of fighting, I think they might be taken from Braveheart. After this the Black metal comes in. Soterion bring some fast Black metal, with some decent variation in speedchanges actually. Many mid-speed tempo parts. The vocals are really shrieky and fit the music. The band does list a drummer, but my ears tell me this is a drumcomputer. I'd say this is probably one of the better Old School Black metal bands I've heard from the Christian metalscene as of lately. Not completely my style, but not really bad either.Against Death also try to do their best in creating a dark atmosphere with the intro. You hear the music of the Lord of the Rings movie, or at least I think that's what it is, with a lot of screaming on top of it. The music is not that far from Old School Black metal, but with here and there a hint of Death metal. The vocals are also shrieky, like with Soterion, but also some grunting mixed in. The drumming here sounds like a real drummer to me. The production again really isn't that bad. Also here decent variation in speed changes, with mid-speed and fast parts, but focussing on the faster parts.So overall this is decent, I'm not a big fan of what some call Unblack metal, but I guess this could actually be interesting for those who do love that. I'll try to get more South American stuff, this split has atleast showed me there is decent music to be found, perhaps even great(http://www.holymetalrob.com/)
THIS ALBUM CONTAIN(10-TRACKS)1-JAVEH'S TRIUMPH OVER HIS ENEMIES2-JESUS SUNTRIBUH SATAN3-APOCALIPTIC SEVEN PLAGUES4-THE DAY OF TOTAL DESTROCTION5-HOLY BATTLE LEGIONS(AGAINST DEATH)6-O TENEBROSO FIM DE LUCIFER E SEUS ANJOS7-ABISMO8-IMPERIAL9-BATALHA10-RITUAL DE SANGRECREDITS:Lord Abaron - Bass/Vocals (Previous Guitar)Lady Corbhan - Guitar (Previous Bass)Zafenate - DrumsMalquias - DrumsTyatira - GuitarsSacrifice - VocalsApocalyptic - BassCabzeel - Guitars(Soterion@MySpace)BIOGRAPHY:REVIEW:I will admit I have been ignoring the Brazilian metalscene for a long time. Brazilian bands often deliver badly produced mediocre albums, with really no information at all, making it impossible to track down bands and get to know them better. Or atleast, that was my image of the Brazilian metalscene. Soterion and Against Death bring on this split each respectively Black metal and Death/Black metal. Both in the Old School kind of style: little to no variation and no melody as in soft interludes. The production is decent though, I can pretty clearly hear each instrument, there is no fuss, no noise and I don't get a headache while listening, I have heard much worse with American and European Old School Black metal (or Unblack metal as some tend to call it). The information however is also on this information impossible. I guessed the year and way of release, it isn't available anywhere. The names of the musicians on this album are written with a font in the booklet that's quite hard to read, I had to track that information down on the internet. The songtitles I'm pretty sure of. These fonts look good, but especially capitols are impossible to read when you don't know the words.Anyway, the music. Excidium Satanas begins with an atmospheric and dark sounding introduction, with a really deep (it's altered by effects) voice talking. This intro clock 2:10 minutes, which is pretty long, two minutes of talking. The end has some sounds of fighting, I think they might be taken from Braveheart. After this the Black metal comes in. Soterion bring some fast Black metal, with some decent variation in speedchanges actually. Many mid-speed tempo parts. The vocals are really shrieky and fit the music. The band does list a drummer, but my ears tell me this is a drumcomputer. I'd say this is probably one of the better Old School Black metal bands I've heard from the Christian metalscene as of lately. Not completely my style, but not really bad either.Against Death also try to do their best in creating a dark atmosphere with the intro. You hear the music of the Lord of the Rings movie, or at least I think that's what it is, with a lot of screaming on top of it. The music is not that far from Old School Black metal, but with here and there a hint of Death metal. The vocals are also shrieky, like with Soterion, but also some grunting mixed in. The drumming here sounds like a real drummer to me. The production again really isn't that bad. Also here decent variation in speed changes, with mid-speed and fast parts, but focussing on the faster parts.So overall this is decent, I'm not a big fan of what some call Unblack metal, but I guess this could actually be interesting for those who do love that. I'll try to get more South American stuff, this split has atleast showed me there is decent music to be found, perhaps even great(http://www.holymetalrob.com/)
Able Cain - Able Cain EP - 1995 (15-usd + 3-shipping)Acoustic Shack - Acoustic Shack - 1991 (15 + 3 shipping)Acoustic Shack - Fret Buzz - 1993 (15 + 3 shipping)Adam Again - In a New World of Time -1987 (20 - 5)Adam Again - Perfecta - 1995( 15 + 3 shipping)Adam Again - Worldwide FavouritesBBloodgood (1986, Frontline Records) 35 usd - Japan releases
Detonation (1987, Frontline) 25 usd
Rock In A Hard Place (1988, Frontline) 30 usd used
Out Of The Darkness (1989, Intense Records)
Alive In America: Live Volume One (1990, Intense, live) 25usd
Shakin' The World: Live Volume Two (1990, Intense, live) 25-usd
Alive In America: Live Volume One (1990, Intense, live - VHS)
Shakin' The World: Live Volume Two (1990, Intense, live - VHS)
All Stand Together (1991, )
To Germany With Love! (1993, live; later reissued)15-usd
Bloodgood Rock Theater (2002, DVD re-issue of Alive in America and Shakin' the World)-25usdHHoly Soldier - Holy Soldier - 1990 japan Limited edition(30 + 3 shpping)Holy Soldier - Last Train - 30usd + 3 shipppingHoly Soldier - Promise Man - 15+3 shipping)Holy Soldier - Encore - 8+ 3 shipping)Halo - Halo - 30- usd Halo - Heaven Calling - 30 usdif you need any cds of the list let me know which of them do you want me to buy then i will remove from my store all the cds you don't need then i will place the cds that you need so that you can be able to place your order..for any info you may reach me to christianmetalrob@live.ca all these cds are originals and they are from their own company production note That i am selling my own collection.I just have one of two copies from every single cds,so you may order as quickly as you can Cuz once they will be sold then its done my bussiness.. place your oder here http://robertigno.webs.com/apps/webstore/
Able Cain - Able Cain EP - 1995 (15-usd + 3-shipping)Acoustic Shack - Acoustic Shack - 1991 (15 + 3 shipping)Acoustic Shack - Fret Buzz - 1993 (15 + 3 shipping)Adam Again - In a New World of Time -1987 (20 - 5)Adam Again - Perfecta - 1995( 15 + 3 shipping)Adam Again - Worldwide FavouritesBBloodgood (1986, Frontline Records) 35 usd - Japan releases
Detonation (1987, Frontline) 25 usd
Rock In A Hard Place (1988, Frontline) 30 usd used
Out Of The Darkness (1989, Intense Records)
Alive In America: Live Volume One (1990, Intense, live) 25usd
Shakin' The World: Live Volume Two (1990, Intense, live) 25-usd
Alive In America: Live Volume One (1990, Intense, live - VHS)
Shakin' The World: Live Volume Two (1990, Intense, live - VHS)
All Stand Together (1991, )
To Germany With Love! (1993, live; later reissued)15-usd
Bloodgood Rock Theater (2002, DVD re-issue of Alive in America and Shakin' the World)-25usdHHoly Soldier - Holy Soldier - 1990 japan Limited edition(30 + 3 shpping)Holy Soldier - Last Train - 30usd + 3 shipppingHoly Soldier - Promise Man - 15+3 shipping)Holy Soldier - Encore - 8+ 3 shipping)Halo - Halo - 30- usd Halo - Heaven Calling - 30 usdif you need any cds of the list let me know which of them do you want me to buy then i will remove from my store all the cds you don't need then i will place the cds that you need so that you can be able to place your order..for any info you may reach me to christianmetalrob@live.ca all these cds are originals and they are from their own company production note That i am selling my own collection.I just have one of two copies from every single cds,so you may order as quickly as you can Cuz once they will be sold then its done my bussiness.. place your oder here http://robertigno.webs.com/apps/webstore/
THIS DEMO CONTAIN(5-TRACKS)1-HAMMERBRAIN2-BLOODSHED3-DARK IS THE DAY4-YET I WALK5-PERFECT ETERNITYPARADOX/BLOODWORK - IN HIS DEATH / 2004
THIS ALBUM CONTAIN(2-TRACKS)1-BLOODSHED2-YET I WALKPARADOX/BLOODWORK - OVERCOME OR BURN FOREVER IN HELL / 2002
THIS DEMO CONTAIN(2-TRACKS)1-OVERCOME2-BURNING FOREVERPARADOX/BLOODWORK - THROUGH PAIN THERE IS JOY / 2000
THIS DEMO CONTAIN(6-TRACKS)1-DEDICATION TO THE SACRIFICE2-SLAVERY3-THE UNAPPROACHABLE LIGHT4-SAVE YOUR SOUL5-LIFE IN DEATH6-OUTROPARADOX/BLOODWORK - THE OUTCAST / 1997
THIS DEMO CONTAIN(4-TRACKS)1-PRAYER OF SUFFERING2-FREEDOM3-INCARNATE DEITY4-TONGUESCREDITS:Jeff - Guitar, VocalsMichael - Guitar, VocalsJames - BassJon RushForth - DrumsFormer/Past Members:Grey - VocalsAdrian - DrumsJasen - Drums(Bloodwork @ Myspace)(Tarantula Promotions)
BIOGRAPHY/REVIEW:Bloodwork is an English band playing what is best described as Extreme metal simply because it doesn't quite fit into either black metal or death metal. Bloodwork is currently the only major Christian metal band from England,No news is good news eh? Bloodwork are busy working on their new album, so far ten songs finished. When more news is ready it will be posted here!,Bloodwork also have a new logo which can be found on the pic section of their Myspace site(http://www.holymetal.org/)
Starting in 2002 BLOODWORK mix the best parts of death and black metal to make extreme music that has a passionate, dark atmosphere. The lyrics seek to stimulate peoples minds and offer a ray of hope in this dying world. After a 2 song demo, 5 track EP last year and various live gigs around the UK, Europe and the world, BLOODWORK are now well under way to release their first full length album. When it's ready we'll let you know! BLOODWORK enjoy playing live a lot and have played at various festivals around the world as well as many underground gigs in their hometown of London. A new, self recorded 5 track EP entitled ‘Insufficient Flesh’ has just been released on the bands own label, the band wanting to use it to build on the previous well received 'In His Death' demo and pave the way for a full length towards the end of 2005. Work on musicianship and songwriting continues as they want to balance increasing heaviness and technicality with songs that people enjoy. The band love playing and writing extreme metal and strive to make a difference in London and further a field(http://www.holymetal.org/)REVIEW(Insufficient Flesh)Despite it seeming like Bloodwork have been around for years and years (it is in fact just three years), no doubt due to the previous incarnation of Paradox, this really is their first serious release. I could be wrong but as far as I know, this band is the only British Christian death metal band in existence (although there are members from North America and South Africa) and as such there is little to compare them to, apart from the much larger Scandinavian scene with which they have many connections and have played at many of their festivals. Last year they released a two-track limited edition sampler; both songs are on this EP and are a subtle improvement on the original. The other three tracks also seem to be an improvement in artistry and innovation, if not in listenability, which can be put down to some fairly good quality production. A good move was to include dual vocals, providing the complementing growls and screams, which nicely follows current trends. Lyrically, this is strong and purposeful stuff; with topics ranging from purity and absolution to the eternity and love of Christ. This is pretty good quality mid-paced death metal with influences coming in from neighbouring genres (doom, black, thrash, etc) that leaves me eagerly awaiting their full-length album but not yet fully impressed or satisfied(http://www.holymetalrob.com/)
THIS DEMO CONTAIN(5-TRACKS)1-HAMMERBRAIN2-BLOODSHED3-DARK IS THE DAY4-YET I WALK5-PERFECT ETERNITYPARADOX/BLOODWORK - IN HIS DEATH / 2004THIS ALBUM CONTAIN(2-TRACKS)1-BLOODSHED2-YET I WALKPARADOX/BLOODWORK - OVERCOME OR BURN FOREVER IN HELL / 2002THIS DEMO CONTAIN(2-TRACKS)1-OVERCOME2-BURNING FOREVERPARADOX/BLOODWORK - THROUGH PAIN THERE IS JOY / 2000THIS DEMO CONTAIN(6-TRACKS)1-DEDICATION TO THE SACRIFICE2-SLAVERY3-THE UNAPPROACHABLE LIGHT4-SAVE YOUR SOUL5-LIFE IN DEATH6-OUTROPARADOX/BLOODWORK - THE OUTCAST / 1997
THIS DEMO CONTAIN(4-TRACKS)1-PRAYER OF SUFFERING2-FREEDOM3-INCARNATE DEITY4-TONGUESCREDITS:Jeff - Guitar, VocalsMichael - Guitar, VocalsJames - BassJon RushForth - DrumsFormer/Past Members:Grey - VocalsAdrian - DrumsJasen - Drums(Bloodwork @ Myspace)(Tarantula Promotions)BIOGRAPHY/REVIEW:Bloodwork is an English band playing what is best described as Extreme metal simply because it doesn't quite fit into either black metal or death metal. Bloodwork is currently the only major Christian metal band from England,No news is good news eh? Bloodwork are busy working on their new album, so far ten songs finished. When more news is ready it will be posted here!,Bloodwork also have a new logo which can be found on the pic section of their Myspace site(http://www.holymetal.org/)Starting in 2002 BLOODWORK mix the best parts of death and black metal to make extreme music that has a passionate, dark atmosphere. The lyrics seek to stimulate peoples minds and offer a ray of hope in this dying world. After a 2 song demo, 5 track EP last year and various live gigs around the UK, Europe and the world, BLOODWORK are now well under way to release their first full length album. When it's ready we'll let you know! BLOODWORK enjoy playing live a lot and have played at various festivals around the world as well as many underground gigs in their hometown of London. A new, self recorded 5 track EP entitled ‘Insufficient Flesh’ has just been released on the bands own label, the band wanting to use it to build on the previous well received 'In His Death' demo and pave the way for a full length towards the end of 2005. Work on musicianship and songwriting continues as they want to balance increasing heaviness and technicality with songs that people enjoy. The band love playing and writing extreme metal and strive to make a difference in London and further a field(http://www.holymetal.org/)REVIEW(Insufficient Flesh)Despite it seeming like Bloodwork have been around for years and years (it is in fact just three years), no doubt due to the previous incarnation of Paradox, this really is their first serious release. I could be wrong but as far as I know, this band is the only British Christian death metal band in existence (although there are members from North America and South Africa) and as such there is little to compare them to, apart from the much larger Scandinavian scene with which they have many connections and have played at many of their festivals. Last year they released a two-track limited edition sampler; both songs are on this EP and are a subtle improvement on the original. The other three tracks also seem to be an improvement in artistry and innovation, if not in listenability, which can be put down to some fairly good quality production. A good move was to include dual vocals, providing the complementing growls and screams, which nicely follows current trends. Lyrically, this is strong and purposeful stuff; with topics ranging from purity and absolution to the eternity and love of Christ. This is pretty good quality mid-paced death metal with influences coming in from neighbouring genres (doom, black, thrash, etc) that leaves me eagerly awaiting their full-length album but not yet fully impressed or satisfied(http://www.holymetalrob.com/)
