Since 1987, members of the band played in various thrash/death metal bands, predominantly playing cover songs, until Forsaken was formed around 1991. This was originally a cover band that covered songs by groups such as Bathory and Venom.
Primordial began in 1991 in Dublin, Ireland. Inspired by the underground
black/death/doom movement of the time, traditional metal like
Maiden/Lizzy/Sabbath and Irish traditional.
Setlist
As Rome Burns No Grave Deep Enough How It Ends To Hell or the Hangman Victory Has 1000 Fathers, Defeat Is an Orphan The Coffin Ships Empire Falls
Formed in 2019 in Porto, Portugal, ANZV create an otherworldly sonic journey between classic and modern Black Metal.
Terror Empire is a thrash metal band from Coimbra, Portugal, founded in 2009.
The band’s sound
is centered in fast and aggressive music whose influences range from 80’s thrash to 90’s death and groove.
Setlist
Holy Greed The Servant Hunt the Traitor THE Route of the Damned Burn the Flags Snake Nest Black
Hailing from Portugal and active since 1991, Grog sets its music to new
levels of brutality and speed. Playing a Brutal Death Metal mixture with
Grindcore and gutural vocals.
Setlist
1. Stream of Psychopathic Devourment 2. Hanged by the Cojones 3. Uterine Casket 4. Splashterized Autopsy 5. Savagery 6. Cannibalistic Devourment 7. Blood in my Face 8. Gore Genome 9. Cult of Blood 10. Dawn of the Living Dead 11. Ravenous Loathing 12. Rotten Grave 13. Sado Masoquist Butchery 14. Vaginal Teen Grind Fluids 15. Fellowship of the Shaved Balls 16. Necrogeek
Wind, dust& blood.
Suffocation were founded in Long Island, New York, in 1988. Suffocationare widely recognized as major innovators of death
metal. They had a massive influence on the genre and pioneered the
balance between brutal and technical sounds commonly heard in modern
death metal. Frank Mullen
is considered as one of the most emblematic death metal vocalists as
well as one of the first to use a very deep "death growl" vocal style.
Setlist
Seraphim Enslavement Thrones of Blood Jesus Wept Dim Veil of Obscurity Pierced From Within Perpetual Deception Funeral Inception Hymns From the Apocrypha Catatonia Liege of Inveracity Infecting the Crypts
Unleashed by Joe Bastard as a side project of his one-man band Akerbeltz
in 2005 together with Lilith on vocals, it wasn´t until 2.007 that Mark
Wild was recruited to record the first Split-CD together with Drizzt
from Empty/Amnion on bass. Once the rehearsings were increasing the
stuff, Steel Maniac was recruited as a fix member and with that line-up
the first full-length 'Dogs Of War' was recorded, increasing the
interest of the underground scene and making some memorables gigs
around! In 2010 the second full-lenght 'War Of The Voivods' was released.
Tracklist:
Side A 1. Los Cavallers Ronyosos 2. Devoted to Death 3. Axe Thrash Attack 4. The Flag of Hate Shall Rise Again
Side B 5. Sado Soldiers 6. Dogs of War 7. Awaiting for Death's Embrace 8. Revenge of the Dead.
Line up:
• Steel Maniac : Bass • Joe Bastard : Drums • Mark Wild : Guitars • Lilith Necrobitch : Vocals.
Label: DiscosMeCagoEnDios. Aaargh! 004
Release date: September 13th, 2012
Limitation: 218 copies.
Recorded completely raw and ambient in Lucrezia Bar, Genova (Italy), May 14th, 2011.
Metallica were
born on October 28, 1981 when drummer Lars Ulrich and guitar
player/singer James Hetfield got together via Ulrich’s LA Recycler
newspaper ad. Soon, the two had recruited Hetfield’s friend and
housemate Ron McGovney to play bass, Dave Mustaine to play lead guitar,
and taken the name Metallica after a suggestion from Bay Area metal
scene friend Ron Quintana. Their ascent was to be relatively quick,
driven by sheer work-rate, effort and a rare musical chemistry. After
hitting the opener’s circuit in LA (where they supported the likes of
Saxon) they recorded their first ever demo No Life ‘Til Leather.
The tape-trading circuit went crazy for it, and after repeatedly
well-received shows in the Bay Area, Metallica found themselves
relocating there after convincing bassist Cliff Burton to leave his band
Trauma and replace McGovney.
East Coast metal merchant Jon Zazula pitched the band on an album
deal with his indie label Megaforce Records and 1983 found them
traveling to New York in a stolen U-Haul to record their first album.
Shortly after arriving in New York in April 1983, Mustaine was replaced
by Exodus shredder Kirk Hammett and the boys hit the studio for the
first time. The resulting debut album, Kill ‘Em All,
exploded onto the scene later that year brandishing punk-encrusted,
crunchy metal riffery, the likes of “The Four Horsemen,” “Whiplash” and
“Seek and Destroy” that were hailed as instant classics. The stellar
reception in the metal community allowed them to quickly make their
second album Ride The Lightning with producer
Flemming Rassmussen in Copenhagen at Sweet Silence Studios during the
summer of 1984. With their writing chemistry maturing at an alarming
rate of knots, classic compositions such as “For Whom The Bell Tolls”
and “Fade To Black” sat proudly with the aggression of “Fight Fire With
Fire” and “Creeping Death.” Q Prime Management and Elektra Records both
moved quickly to take the band on by the Fall of ’84, and with the road
getting busier and more international, the bands’ stature rapidly grew.
In late 1985, the Rassmussen/Sweet Silence combination provided the underpinning for Master Of Puppets,
the band’s third album, which was mixed in LA with Michael Wagener and
released in March 1986. “Battery,” the title track and epic instrumental
“Orion” were among the astounding compositions, and having secured a
support slot with Ozzy Osbourne, Master of Puppets
hit the top 30 album charts and expanded their fan base beyond
comprehension. It was some ascent. Metallica appeared unstoppable. But a
heinous challenge was to be thrown at them when on September 27, 1986,
they suffered a tragedy beyond words. On tour in Sweden, during an
overnight drive the bands' tour bus skidded out of control and flipped,
killing Cliff Burton. His influence on the musical growth of the band
had been enormous, combining the DIY philosophies of jamming and
experimenting with an acute knowledge of musical theory.
Cliff 'Em All (1987)
1 Credits And Band Buying Beer 2 Creeping Death '86 3 Interview James And Cliff, Lars On The Phone 4 Am I Evil?/Damage Inc.'86 5 Interview With James And Cliff 6 Master Of Puppets '86 7 Early Interview With James, Lars, Dave And Cliff 8 Whiplash '83 Lead Guitar [uncredited] Dave Mustaine 9 Cliff's Bass Solos And Photos 10 More Of Band With Beer 11 The Four Horsemen '85 12 Fade To Black '85 13 Cliff Talkin' Trash With Friends 14 Seek & Destroy '85 15 Photo Of Metallica 16 Welcome Home (Sanitarium) '86 17 Memories Of Cliff 18 For Whom The Bell Tolls '85 19 Band Listening To Rock Radio 20 No Remorse '83 21 Metal Militia '83 22 Band Runs Out Of Beer - The End.
Introduction (Interview with Lars Ulrich)
5:43 One (Original Version) 7:44 One (Jammin' Version) 5:05
Line up:
• James Hetfield : Vocals, Guitars (rhythm) • Kirk Hammett : Guitars (lead) • Jason Newsted : Bass • Lars Ulrich : Drums.
A Year and a Half in the Life of... Continued (1992)
01. Opening Credits - Going out on tour! - The Snake Pit - Backstage: Pre-Show 02. Sad but True (Music Video) 03. Backstage: After Show - Waking up Next Morning - Travelin' Band 04. For Whom the Bell Tolls (Live) 05. The Metalliplane - Radio Promo - Meet and Greet Fans 06. Enter Sandman (Live) 07. Music Video Awards - Gimme a Grammy - More with Fans 08. Harvester of Sorrow (Live) 09. Still Travelin' on the Metalliplane - Larz' Scuba Dive - Jaymz' Duck Hunt - Kirk's Guitar Shop - Jason's Bir 10. Sad but True (Live) 11. England - Rehearsal with Queen - Metallica Playing for a Good Cause 12. Enter Sandman (Live) 13. Jaymz Jams with Queen - Backstage: Metallica Meets Spinal Tap - The Metallica/Guns Tour - Backstage and on 14. Nothing Else Matters (Live) 15. Metallica's Final Thoughts 16. Wherever I May Roam (Music Video) 17. End Credits.
Line up:
• James Hetfield : Vocals, Guitars (rhythm) • Kirk Hammett : Guitars (lead) • Jason Newsted : Bass • Lars Ulrich : Drums.
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