Disgrace And Terror - Terror Nuclear / Shadows of Violence [comp] (2011)

 

 A banda foi formada em agosto de 2001 com a proposta de tentar resgatar a qualidade e agressividade do thrash e death metal da década de 1980.

A primeira apresentação da banda nos palcos de Belém ocorreu em fevereiro de 2002 na segunda versão do festival Barulho Brutal. Após isso, a banda se apresentou nos principais festivais de metal realizados no mesmo ano no Pará, sendo eles o World Cremation, Xtreme War Lust, Belém Underground II e Kaverna Fest Rock. Fez ainda shows fora do estado, como na primeira edição do São Luís Rock Festival ao lado de bandas de todo o Brasil.

Apresentando um crescimento no cenário local, a Disgrace and Terror passou a abrir shows em Belém de bandas conceituadas no cenário brasileiro como Krisiun, Funeratus, Torture Squad, Nervo Chaos, Andralls, Claustrofobia e Executer, além das bandas estadunidenses Malevolent Creation e Cannibal Corpse.

Em julho de 2003 a banda gravou o CD-demo "The War", no estúdio Audio Mix em Belém, obtendo boa repercussão e elogios da crítica especializada. Em setembro de 2004 foi gravado em sistema analógico o álbum "Shadows of Violence", no estúdio Da Tribo, em São Paulo, onde já gravaram conceituadas bandas do estilo no Brasil. O álbum contém 12 faixas e foi lançado de forma independente em agosto de 2005. Ainda no mesmo ano a banda participou da 6ª edição do Brutal Devastation, um dos maiores festivais do underground brasileiro, realizado em Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais.

Em 2006 a banda foi incluída em uma coletânea lançada pelo selo Ná Figueredo Records com 15 bandas do Pará, entre elas o Stress, chamada Peso Pesado – Açaí Pirão Metal, para comemorar os 15 anos de existência do programa de rádio local Peso Pesado e na coletânea "Metal Sangrento" da edição 17 da Metal Blood Magazine. A banda também iniciou a primeira parte da turnê de divulgação do álbum "Shadows of Violence". Essa turnê passou por dez cidades em seis estados do norte e nordeste do Brasil, com destaque para a participação no tradicional Festival Forcaos realizado em Fortaleza, Ceará. A boa repercussão do álbum "Shadows of Violence" fez com que a banda começasse a ser entrevistada por meios de comunicação social internacionais, como a revista neerlandesa Archaic Magazine. No final do mesmo ano a banda participou do III Fuckin' Chistmas, que foi filmado para ser lançado em DVD. No início de 2007 a banda muda a formação com a entrada do guitarrista Sérgio Inferno e continuou com a sua turnê, vindo a somar mais de vinte shows em nove estados diferentes do Brasil. Em 2008 foi dada continuação à divulgação do álbum no interior do Pará com shows em mais seis cidades. Em 2009 a banda completou oito anos de existência anunciando mais uma turnê chamada "Nordeste of Violence", passando por nove cidades em mais seis estados do nordeste, carregando na bagagem o álbum split com a banda Inferno Nuclear chamado "Terror Nuclear", que conta com quatro canções inéditas da Disgrace and Terror e que foi lançado em parceria com os selos Distro Rock e Freemind. Encerrando o ano de 2009, a banda fez o show de abertura para a banda inglesa Onslaught[carece de fontes] em sua "South of Hell Tour" em Belém e, na data em que é comemorado o natal pelos cristãos, realizou o show Christmas in Hell.

No início de 2010, juntando-se aos antigos integrantes Rot (vocais), Aldyr Rod (bateria) e Rômulo Machado (contrabaixo), Renato Costa assume o posto de novo guitarrista da banda. No ano de 2010 a banda foi objeto do trabalho acadêmico "Do fanzine ao ciberespaço: a evolução da divulgação musical através da plataforma myspace" de Marcelo Barros Araújo, que foi apresentado no X Encontro Humanístico da UFMA realizado em São Luís, Maranhão, de 22 a 26 de novembro de 2010.

Em 2011 a banda completou 10 anos de estrada e, para comemorar em grande estilo, fez uma turnê por seis países da Europa (Alemanha, Bélgica, Espanha, Países Baixos, Polônia e Portugal), entre outubro e novembro, para onde foi convidada a fazer apresentações em meio a festivais e eventos de rock em aproximadamente vinte apresentações. Durante a turnê, fecharam com três gravadoras, da Alemanha, de Portugal e da Espanha para, ao longo de 2012, gravar trabalhos.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tracklist:

1.     Gas Chamber     04:08
2.     Slaves of Hate     04:34
3.     Legado do Mal     03:44
4.     Bomberman     04:11
5.     The Sensation Is Dead     04:43
6.     Shadows of Violence     05:28
7.     Human Remain     03:27
8.     Live and Die     03:01
9.     Terrorism     04:24
10.     Time Has Come     03:38
11.     Infection     04:15
12.     Welcome to Extermination City     04:31
13.     Controlled     04:58
14.     Nefertem     02:29
15.     The War     02:26
16.     And War Again...     01:19       instrumental

01:01:16 

 

Line up: 

Shadows of Violence
• Romulo Machado : Bass
• Aldyr Rod : Drums
• Rot : Vocals
• Alan Rod : Guitars.

Terror Nuclear
• Romulo Machado : Bass
• Aldyr Rod : Drums
• Rot : Vocals
• Sérgio Inferno : Guitars.

 

 

 Label: Distro Rock Records. IR047

 A compilation of Disgrace and Terror's side of the Terror Nuclear split with Inferno Nuclear and Shadows of Violence, sold during their 2011 European tour.

 

 

 

 

Godslaying Hellblast & Deggial & Malefic Order - Tkm Deathsquad [split] (2007)

Godslaying Hellblast 

Formed in Istanbul in 2006, Godslaying Hellblast is an underground Black/Death metal band. Known for their raw, chaotic sound, they have been an active, driving force in the Turkish extreme metal underground, exploring themes of Satanism and the occult.

 

 Deggial

Deggial was a Turkish black metal band originally formed in 2003 in the Kadıköy district of Istanbul.  The band officially rebranded as Deggial in 2006. Known for their uncomprising, satanic themes, they were a prominent force in the Turkish underground metal scene alongside acts like Godslaying Hellblast.

 

Malefic Order 

 Malefic Order is an underground black metal band from Istanbul, formed in 2004. The band is recognized in the extreme metal scene for its lyrical and ideological focus on satanism and blasphemy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 -Tracklist:

 1.     Godslaying Hellblast - Perversion, Sadolust, Demonrape     02:57
2.     Godslaying Hellblast - Satanic Blessing     02:46
3.     Deggial - S.E.T.     03:05
4.     Deggial - Vomit upon All Holyness     04:20
5.     Malefic Order - Fleshless I Burn for Him     02:48
6.     Malefic Order - Eternal Void  03:23

19:19 

 

-Line up: 

 Malefic Order
Hellfetishist : Bass
Nore : Drums
Evildoer : Vocals, Guitars.

Godslaying Hellblast
Godslayer : Guitars
Abomination Demonseed : Vocals
Hellblast : Drums.

Deggial
Godslayer : Bass
Aberrant : Drums
Taun : Guitars
Afreet : Vocals.

 

 Label: Final Blasphemy Records. FBR002.

Limited edition to 500 copies.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Inferi - The End Of A Weak Nature (2009)

 

 Black / Death Metal band Inferi was formed 1997 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Founding member Inferi Black moved to Austria in 2013, but resurrected the band with new members in 2018.

 Inferi means ''Hell'' in Latin and Italian.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Tracklist:

 1.     Return in Flames     06:13
2.     Immortal Roots     04:54
3.     Walls Echo Travel Through Chaos     07:25
4.     The Abyss of the Senses     04:57
5.     The Fears Conquer     05:44
6.     Ethereal Travel     05:36
7.     Empty on Inside     07:19

42:08

 

Line up: 

 • Inferi Black : Drums
• Zygth : Bass
• Thav : Vocals, Guitars (lead)
• Hex : Guitars (rhythm).

 

 

 Label: Independent.

 Recorded, mixed, and mastered from April - May 2009 at La Nave de Oseberg in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

 

 

 

 

 

Deathless - The Time To Be Immortal (2000)

 

 Deathless was born in the beginning of 1.995. By that year, the band was Emilio Cañas (vocals), José Contreras and Michael Fidalgo (guitars), Antonio J. Cantos (bass) and Jose Luis González (drums). 

Early, under the monicker of Line of Fire, the band recorded a one song demo (Law of fire) and a three song demo called "World's Heartbeat". The band played five shows, all of them from January to Juny 1.994.

In the beginning of 1.995, the band looked back and decided to make some changes, as the monicker itself (It comes to be "Deathless") and give a different way to all the songs the band had by that moment.

During 1.995-1.996, we recorded a master. Eight songs with Climent Montserrat at "Estudios Panorama". That master was mixed in september '96 with Peter W. Eichenberg as engineer, Climent Montserrat as assistant and Deathless (with Peter and Ciment) as producers.

In 1.996, we were featured in an underground compilation called "Blessed by the dark, comp."

In May and June 1997, the band takes part in the "5é Concurs de Rock de Mataró"(a local rock contest). Deathless was classified, together five more bands, between a total of 186 contestants (contestants chosen among several hundreds of bands). Finally, after playing live on June 27, we got the second place.

At the end of 1.997, the band signs a two records deal with Pulverised Records from Singapore. The first of these cds was recorded later with Tomas Skogsberg at Sunlight Studios from Stockholm, Sweden.

The well-known Spanish Fanzine Black Rites, now Black Light, includes our song Razing Life (Demo) and several pictures in a compilation cd-r, released with the third issue.

In American Sounds Of Death (S.O.D.) issue number 12, Deathless was featured in a Pulverised Records compilation. Here you can find two songs, "Tortures deep inside my mind" and "Two ways" from the then forthcoming first album "The time to be immortal".

In summer 1.999, Pulverised Records informs the band about the bad economical times the label is suffering so they give the band the option to search for another label or just wait till things get better. The band buy the recording and all the copyrights and look for a label.

The band signs a contract for this cd and another one with Goldtrack Records from Madrid, Spain and "The time to be immortal" is finally released on March 2000.

On May 2.001, Dark Angel Records from Thailand, license the cd to release it in cassette format. 

Deathless has been featured in several compilations as "Goldtrack Records Sampler #1", "VampiriaZine #5", "Necromance Magazine 2/2000, Pure underground #6", "The grimoire of exalted deeds #6, War dance"

Actually, the band has recorded a four tracks demo full of new stuff since we have a total of eleven new songs to be recorded on a new second cd. This new demo has been recorded to look for a new label now that Goldtrack Records cant pay any money to release a new Deathless cd.

The band was chose together eleven more metal bands to take part of the 14º Concurso Villa de Bilbao (The most important Spanish musical contest). We played live in March 2.002, in the Bilborock venue, where Nuria Navarro played live for the first time with Deathless as our new keyboardist.

On July 2.002, Jose Luis left the band beacuse of musical differences with the rest of the band and a month later, Carlos Climent (Purgatorys Troop drummer too) joins Deathless.

On November, Nuria leaves Deathless and in December 2.002 Miquel J.Llodrà replaces her.

On June03, Dark Angel Records releases "The sounds of the new world", a collection of demos and on August, CD-Maximum re-issues "The time to be immortal" plus four bonus tracks taken from "Promo 2002”.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Tracklist:

 1.     Razing Life     05:32
2.     Torture's Deep Inside My Mind     05:10
3.     Two Ways     03:40
4.     Under Fear     03:41
5.     World's Heartbeat     04:13
6.     The Price of Our Wasting Lives     05:38
7.     Where No Sun Shines     04:41
8.     Law of Fire     04:37
9.     Holy Sepulchre     03:49
10.     Years Later     04:05

45:06

 

Line up:

 • Emilio Cañas : Vocals (lead), Vocals (backing)
 • Antonio J. Cantos : Bass
 • José Contreras : Guitars
 • Michael Fidalgo : Guitars, Vocals (backing)
 • José Luis González : Drums.

 

 

 

 Label: Goldtrack Records. GT011CD.

Produced by Tomas Skogsberg & Deathless

Recorded in late 1997 at Sunlight Studios in Stockholm, Sweden.
Mastered at KDF Studios.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Diabolic - Subterraneal Magnitude [digipack] (2001)

The earliest beginnings of Diabolic started in 1996, when drummer Aantar Coates (Exmortis, Horror of Horrors, Unholy Ghost, Blastmasters) teamed up with guitarist Kelly McLauchlin (Pessimist, Unholy Ghost, Possessed) to record the first 4-song Diabolic demo. Although this demo was never officially released, and sent only to select contacts in the underground, it marked the beginning of success to follow for the band.

By January 1997, Diabolic drummer/founder Aantar Coates had relocated to Tampa, Florida and after forming the first complete lineup, recorded and released the successful demo City of the Dead. This demo immediately got the band noticed in the worldwide underground press and was later released as MCD on Fadeless Records. By 1998, Diabolic made their debut live appearance opening for Vader in Tampa, Florida followed by Milwaukee Metalfest XII. The lineup was soon solidified to include Aantar Coates on drums, Paul Ouellette on lead guitar and vocals, Brian Malone on lead guitars, and Ed Webb on bass.

In 1999, Diabolic recorded their debut full-length album Supreme Evil. This CD, which was mastered at Morrisound Recording Studios in Tampa and featured the artwork of Joe Petagno (Motörhead, Marduk, Krisiun), was released on Conquest/Hammerheart Records and received a multitude of excellent reviews and established an enormous international underground following for the band. More live shows soon followed, and the band continued gaining notoriety and writing for their next release.

The following year in 2000, Diabolic recorded their second full-length album Subterraneal Magnitude, again released on Conquest/Hammerheart Records. Produced by Juan "Punchy" Gonzalez (Morbid Angel, Terrorizer), this album expanded the unique Diabolic sound to new extremes. By this time, vocalist Paul Ouellette had switched to bass, and the band had recruited Brian Hipp (Brutality, Cradle of Filth, Acheron) on lead guitars. It once again featured the art of Joe Petagno.

Diabolic was soon enlisted for the "Death Metal Massacre Tour 2000", opening for Cannibal Corpse, God Dethroned and Hate Eternal, playing to sold-out venues for four weeks, all across the USA. In 2001, Diabolic was honored to be chosen for the prestigious Metal Maniacs "Xmass Ball Tour 2001", opening for Enslaved and Macabre (which included a one-off with Lacuna Coil), followed by a 3-week North American Tour of the U.S. and Canada, supporting Marduk and Amon Amarth. Later that same year, Diabolic was hand-picked to open several dates across the southern U.S. with death metal pioneers Morbid Angel. 

In 2002, Diabolic signed to Century Media/Olympic Records and surpassed all earlier releases with their third CD, Vengeance Ascending. Once again produced by Juan "Punchy" Gonzalez, this devastating attack redefined extreme metal in a relentless onslaught of anger, vengeance, and victory. Again this CD featured the art of Joe Petagno, and new lead guitarist recruit Jerry Mortellaro. The band then departed on a month-long, sold-out U.S. Tour supporting Dimmu Borgir, Cryptopsy, and Krisiun, further solidifying the band as one of the underground's most ferocious upcoming death metal acts. In November 2002 Diabolic made their European debut, for a month-long tour of 10 countries in support of Behemoth, Deströyer 666, and Deicide.

By 2003, and after the European Tour, the band had gone through several major lineup changes. Gone was the original lineup, who had all been replaced. Led by sole remaining original member Brian Malone, the band recorded their fourth full-length CD, Infinity Through Purification. Produced by Neil Kernon (Cannibal Corpse, Nile, Judas Priest) and released on Century Media Records, but without the trademark Diabolic of the past it garnered lackluster reviews. The band had even secured an opening slot on Deicide's upcoming U.S. Tour, but soon after the album's release, it was announced that the band was being dissolved permanently. It seemed that this would be the end of Diabolic. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Tracklist:

 1.     Vassago     03:14       instrumental
2.     Forewarning     00:11       instrumental
3.     Extinction Level Event     03:58
4.     Failed Extraction     03:12
5.     Deadly Deception     03:06
6.     Fleshcraft     05:13
7.     Infernalism     03:37
8.     Diabolic Perception     02:46
9.     Soul Projection     04:00
10.     Necromancer of the Ancient Arts     04:42
11.     Subterraneal Magnitude     04:04

38:03

 

Line up: 

• Aantar Lee Coates : Drums
• Brian Malone : Guitars
• Paul Ouellette : Vocals, Bass
• Bryan Hipp (R.I.P. 2006) : Guitars.

 

 

 

 Label: Hammerheart Records. HHR101.

This album is dedicated to the memory of Austin "Auggie" May, Eternal Friend of Diabolic.

- Issued in digipak packaging with twelve-page booklet.

- Recorded June 3-7, 2000 at Green House FX Studios, Tampa, FL.
- Mastered at Dixie Wrecked Studios, Mango, FL.

 

 

Bryan Hipp

 

 Bryan Hipp (January 22, 1968 – October 21, 2006) was an extreme metal guitarist. He played in the bands Brutality (1993–1995), Cradle of Filth (1994–1995), Acheron (1998), Unholy Ghost, Diabolic (1999) and Blastmasters.

He was one of the many people to assume the live role of the fictional "Jared Demeter" during his time with Cradle of Filth; after leaving the band, he was replaced by Paul McGlone.

Hipp died on October 21, 2006.