Infernal Execrator & Imperial Tyrants - MCBL Heathen Blood Cult [split] (2010)

Infernal Execrator:

Unleashing the blasphemous might of execration in 2005 anno satanas, Lord Ashir (guitars & vox) summoned two blasphemic infernal warriors Afreet (guitars & bass) and Belial Hatehammer (drums) to form a Black/Death legion and unleash the true strength of endless satanic odium: Infernal Execrator was born!

In 2006, after the release of the band’s debut Demo, “Thy Demonization Conquers” which was self-released (ltd. to 100 copies), “Blood and Soil” (Spain) unleashed “Thy Demonization Conquers” on pro-tape limited to 500 copies. “De Umbris Production” (Greece) re-released it in 2009 (150 copies on pro-tape), with bestial raw blood rehearsal tracks included from the EP “Antichrist Execration” (2008).

Infernal Execrator hellcomes a new warrior, Drakon (bass) into the Infernal Legion. Due to unforeseen circumstances, both Drakon and Belial Hatehammer left the legion soon after, leaving only Lord Ashir and Afreet for the Total Plague Of Total Destruction. Some session musicians helped out on the unholy path.

With the help of Christslaughter (drums) the EP “Antichrist Execration” was recorded and released by “Pulverised Records” (Singapore) in 2008 as an MCD in a Digipack, limited only 1000 copies. The tape version including a button and a patch was unleashed under the cursed banner of “Croquemort Productions” (Canada). The 12’’ MLP was released in 2011 under the glorious satanic banner of “Apocalyptic Empire Records” (Norway), limited to 666 copies (first 100 on red and black vinyl, including an embroidered golden patch).

After the blasphemous victory Afreet was axed out due to his loss of interest. Christslaughter (Blaspherion) and Kommando Antichristo Xul (Imperial Tyrants) were summoned into the hell formation soon as the MCD was released. A new split with Imperial Tyrants was recorded and released in 2010 under the morbid banner of “Old Cemetery Records” (Usa).

Upon morbid silence due to some reason in 2011, Infernal Execrator has once again arisen and begun their work of death. In 2012 anno execratus “6 Execrating Years of Irreligiousatanic Elites”, a compilation from raw live ritual tracks and two new goat worshipping tracks was released under the unholy banner of “Evildead Productions” (Malaysia) (100 copies). The pro-tape version was later released by “Infernal Waves” (France).

Infernal Execrator has invoked Necroshairan (guitar) for the legion for future ritual blasphemy. The productivity level rose again: A three-way-split with Impetuo Desdem and Terror Satan (2012, Nyarlathotep Records, Brazil) and the single “Conglomeration Goatcult Profanextermination” (2013, Apocalyptic Empire Records, Norway) are proof that the cult is still alive and raging!

In 2014, the satanic hate regiment has unleashed their first album title “Ad Infinitum Satanic Adherent”. This album comes with few pressing with different artwork, photos,format & bonus track exclusively.  Eastern Voice Production from Sarawak, Malaysia released the album consists of 9 destructive blistering tracks inclusive Impiety’s cover track from “Iblis Excelsi” Era strictly limited to 500 copies with 6 panel Digipack. First 123 copies come with an A3 poster & badge (Asian pressing). Dunkelheit Productions hailing from Germany released it with another artwork & bonus track exclusively & limited to 500 copies and first 100 comes with A2 heavy poster (European pressing). Apocalyptic Empire records from Norway unleashed the album on 12”LP format limited to 500 copies with different artwork as well a hidden track and first 100 are Gold vinyl. Rest are black vinyl.

No rest and no mercy for the weak, the legion will strike again with their upcoming split releases soon and the legion has signed with Pulverised Records, Singapore for the upcoming album in 2017.
 
Infernal Execrator has desecrated few rituals together with Impiety, Surrender Of Divinity, Proclamation, Archgoat & Sadistic Intent and the band have annihilated their execration ritual in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines and a 12 dates European Tour together with Necrowretch in Belgium, Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, The Netherlands & France.

-Tracklist:

1. Infernal Execrator - True Anti-Religious Elites     04:44
2. Infernal Execrator - Diabolos Execratus Exescari     03:19
3. Infernal Execrator - MCBL Gloria     02:14
4. Imperial Tyrants - Grand Violator of God's Triumph     05:08
5. Imperial Tyrants - Tyremperian Blood Templar     03:41
6. Imperial Tyrants - MCBL Triumphus     01:54

 

 

-Line up:

 Infernal Execrator:
- Christslaughter:  Drums

Imperial Tyrants:
- Lord Ashir: Unknown
- Kommando Antichristo:  Unknown
- Jew Lyncher: Unknown.

 Lord Ashir and Kommando Antichristo played with both bands on this split.

 

 

 

 

 Label: Old Cemetery Records.

 

This is NOT a re-issue of the 2008 split on Kvlt666 Produktions!

 

Edition limited to 1000 copies.

 

 

Slayer - Hell Awaits (1985) Reissue [1990]

Slayer was formed in 1981 by Los Angeles schoolmates and guitarists Jeff Hanneman and Kerry King. Tom Araya soon joined on bass and vocals, and drummer Dave Lombardo joined last in 1982. They played in a style reminiscent of early Exodus, influenced heavily by Iron Maiden and Judas Priest, before their attendance at a mid-1982 Metallica concert convinced them to play faster and heavier.

''Black Magic'' was written in February 1983 and marked Slayer's definite venture into thrash metal. They secured a spot on the compilation appearance Metal Massacre III in 1983, contributing the speed metal song "Aggressive Perfector". They also recorded two demos in 1983 and became a popular live act in the Los Angeles area (in 1983, Bob Gourley filled in for Dave for one gig and later appeared in Dark Angel). Their debut LP, Show no Mercy, was recorded in November, 1983.

Show No Mercy was released after Slayer appeared on Brian Slagel's Metal Massacre III compilation. Then came the two EPs Haunting the Chapel and Live Undead, the latter of which was actually recorded in the studio in front of 50 of their closest friends.

After 1985's Hell Awaits, Slayer were signed to Rick Rubin's Def Jam record label, better known for acts like Run DMC. This led to three studio albums, including the brutal Reign in Blood, as well as a 1991 live double CD, Decade of Aggression.

Dave Lombardo left the band in 1987 for several weeks and was replaced for a few live gigs by Tony Scaglione (Whiplash), and then again left in 1992. Finally, in 1994, Paul Bostaph from Forbidden was brought in and three more albums were recorded. Drummer Jon Dette was an official member of Slayer briefly in 1996.

 CD ZORRO 8

 

-Tracklist:

1. Hell Awaits     6:12
2. Kill Again     4:52
3. At Dawn They Sleep     6:16
4. Haunting The Chapel     3:57
5. Praise Of Death     5:17
6. Necrophiliac     3:43
7. Captor Of Sin     3:27
8. Crypts Of Eternity     6:37
9. Hardening Of The Arteries     3:57

 

-Line up:

  • Kerry King: Guitars, Songwriting (tracks 1-2, 4, 6) Lyrics (tracks 1-3, 5, 6)
• Jeff Hanneman (R.I.P. 2013): Guitars, Songwriting (tracks 1-3, 5-7) Lyrics (tracks 3-7)
• Tom Araya: Vocals, Bass, Lyrics (tracks 3, 6)
• Dave Lombardo: Drums.

 

 

Label: Metal Blade Records.

 

 All tracks ℗&© 1985 except tracks #4-6 ℗&© 1984
 

Original release date May 1985.

Recorded by Ron Fair at Eldorado, Hollywood, and by Bill Metoyer at Track Record, Los Angeles.
Mixed by Bill Metoyer at Track Record, Los Angeles.
Mastered by Bernie Grundman at Bernie Grundman Studios, Hollywood.

 Sections of the artwork were taken without permission from Jean Giraud, otherwise known as Moebius.

 

 

Moonblood - Complete demos & rehearsals (DVD+R) [Bootleg] 2003

Demoniac was formed in Spring 1993 by Occulta Mors, Necromanic and L.O.N.S. In summer 1993, Gaamalzagoth joined the band. Their style was changed from Doom/Death Metal to Death/Black Metal. Under this name, they released several Rehearsal/Demos.

In January 1994, Necromanic and L.O.N.S. were dismissed because they were fakes, according to the rest of the band. The band released their last demo (a compilation with recordings from 1993), and with it, they changed their name to Moonblood.

Moonblood recorded 5 official demos and 12 unofficial rehearsal tapes for their own use that do not belong to their official discography at all. The band only released vinyl and cassettes.
Moonblood disbanded in 1999, after a ten-year duty.

The band does NOT have any official website. All sites up on the net are fan sites, with no further participation of any band member. 

 

 

 -Tracklist:

 

-Demoniac (Pre-Moonblood) Demo I (1994)

-Demoniac (Pre-Moonblood) Demo II (1994)

-Moonblood (Demo 1994)

-Triangle Of Infernal Power (Demo 1994)
-Rehearsal 1 - My Evil Soul (Demo 1994)
-Rehearsal 2 - The Evil Rules (Demo 1994)
-Nosferatu (Demo 1994)
-The Winter Falls over the Land (Demo 1995)    
-Rehearsal 3 - Frozen Tears of a Vampire (Demo 1995)    
-Rehearsal 4 (Demo 1995)    
-Rehearsal 5 - Under the Cold Fullmoon (Demo 1995)
-Siegfried (Die Sage vom Helden) (Demo 1995) 

-Rehearsal 6 (Demo 1996)
-Rehearsal 7 (Demo 1996)
-Rehearsal 8 - Conquering the Ravenland (Demo 1996)

-Moonblood & Nema - Nocturnal Silence in the Forest / Moonstruck (Split 1996)

-Rehearsal 9 - Unpure Desires of Diabolical Lust (Demo 1996)

-Rehearsal 10 (Demo 1997)

-Rehearsal 11 - Worshippers of the Grim Sepulchral Moon (Demo 1997)

-Blut & Krieg (1997)

-Moonblood & Asakku - Hordes of Hate / Endless Woods (Split 1998)

 -Rehearsal 12 (Demo 1998)

-Moonblood & Azhubam Haani (Split 1998)

-Moonblood & Evil - Fuck Peace! We're at War! (Split 1999)

- Moonblood & Inferno -Ve Znamení Ohně / Kingdom Under Funeral Skies (Split 1999)

-Taste Our German Steel! (2000)

-Moonblood & Deathspell Omega - Sob a lua do bode / Demoniac Vengeance (Split 2000)

-Moonblood & Katharsis - Watchtowers of Darkness / Supreme Black Forces of Steel (Split 2001)

-Dusk Woerot (Demo 2003)

-Supreme Black Force Of German Steel (2003)

 

 

-Line up:

• Occulta Mors: All instruments
• Gaamalzagoth: Vocals.

 

 

 

                                                                                                    

                                                       

 

 

 

Venom - Welcome To Hell (1981) [Remastered] (2002)

Originally began as a 5-piece called Guillotine with Clive Archer on vocals, Alan Winston on bass and Cronos on rhythm guitar. Archer and Mantas met at a Judas Priest concert in 1979 which led to Archer and Abaddon (both of the band Oberon) joining Guillotine.

Cronos switched to bass when Alan Winston left the band a week before a gig - his decision to plug his bass guitar into a guitar amp is credited with the development of his trademark “bulldozer bass” sound. The line-up was further trimmed down to a three-piece following the first demo session when the rest of the band decided they preferred Cronos' vocal style to Archer's.

Illness and passport problems prevented Jeff “Mantas” Dunn from joining the early part of Venom's At War With Satan US-tour. He was temporarily replaced by Dave Irwin and Les Cheetham.

The band briefly split after Calm Before the Storm (recorded without Mantas) before reforming without Cronos, and later split again after The Waste Lands.

-Tracklist:

1     Sons Of Satan     3:37
2     Welcome To Hell     3:13
3     Schizoid     3:30
4     Mayhem With Mercy     0:58
5     Poison     4:31
6     Live Like An Angel  3:56
7     Witching Hour     3:41
8     One Thousand Days In Sodom     4:34
9     Angel Dust     2:39
10     In League With Satan  3:32
11     Red Light Fever     5:12

  Bonus Tracks:

 
12     Angel Dust (Lead Weight Version)     3:03
13     In League With Satan (7" Version)     3:32
14     Live Like An Angel (7" Version)     3:53
15     Bloodlust (7" Single)     3:00
16     In Nomine Satanas (7" Single)     3:26
17     Angel Dust (Demo)     3:12
18     Raise The Dead (Demo)     3:31
19     Red Light Fever (Demo)     4:45
20     Welcome To Hell (Demo)     4:58
21     Bitch Witch (Outtake)     3:07
22     Snots Shit (Outtake)     2:10

-Line up:

- Cronos: Vocals, Bass
- Mantas: Guitars
- Abaddon: Drums.

 

 

 

 

Label: Castle Music/ Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.

 

Recorded and produced at Impulse Studios, Newcastle, UK.

Mastered at Utopia Studios, London, UK. 

Co-produced by Venom (tracks A1-A5, B1-B3, B5).

 
The song "Schizo" is typed as "Schizoid" in the tracklist.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nile - Amongst the Catacombs of Nephren-Ka (1998)

Nile formed in their hometown of Greenville in 1993, from the ashes of a previous band, Morriah, in which Karl Sanders played since the 1980s. The name of this band may have been taken from the Nile river. Their music and lyrics are inspired by Ancient Egyptian and Near Eastern mysticism, history, religion, and ancient art, as well as the works of H.P. Lovecraft.

Nile released a thrash-influenced demo called Worship the Animal; it was reissued in 2011. Karl Sanders (guitars/vocals), Chief Spires (bass/vocals), and Pete Hammoura (drums) released their Festivals of Atonement EP in 1995, leading Nile to a southwestern tour in support of other metal acts such as Obituary, Deicide, and Broken Hope.

The EP Ramses Bringer of War was released by Visceral Productions in 1997. Visceral were due to release the full-length Amongst the Catacombs of Nephren-Ka, but went out of business later that year. However, Relapse Records was open to releasing it in early 1998, giving Nile a wider distribution and a chance to tour with Incantation and Morbid Angel.

-Tracklist:

 01. Smashing the Antiu     02:18
02. Barra Edinazzu     02:47
03. Kudurru Maqlu     01:05
04. Serpent Headed Mask     02:18
05. Ramses Bringer of War     04:45
06. Stones of Sorrow     04:17
07. Die Rache Krieg, Lied der Assyriche   03:13
08. The Howling of the Jinn     02:34
09. Pestilence and Iniquity     01:54
10. Opening of the Mouth     03:39
11. Beneath Eternal Oceans of Sand     04:17

 

-Line up:

• Karl Sanders: Guitars, Vocals, Keyboards
• Pete Hammoura: Drums, Vocals, Dumbecks
• Chief Spires: Bass, Vocals.

 

 

Label: Relapse Records.

Additional musicians and instrumentation:
Tibetan Monks led by the Khamtul Incarnation of Lobsang Kampa. Orchestral intro on track 5 is strongly inspired by "Mars, Bringer of War" from "The Planets" (Op. 32), seven movement orchestral suite by the English composer Gustav Holst, written between 1914 and 1916.

 Recorded at: the Sound Lab, Columbia, SC.

 

 

 

 9.11.2012 Discoteca Chanteclair, Valga, Pontecesures (Esp)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sepultura - Morbid Visions/Bestial Devastation [Remastered] (1991)

 

Because of Sepultura's collective lack of money, most of the instruments used on Bestial Devastation were borrowed from friends and acquaintances.
The vocals on the introductory track "The Curse" were performed by a friend of the band; according to Igor Cavalera:

''One thing I remember is that we had one of our friends come and do the voice for the intro ('The Curse') because he would do that voice without effects - he was kind of burping in a way. It was funny, so we had him come down and do it in the studio. I don't even remember his name!''

The band apparently fought with the producer during the recording. In an interview, Igor Cavalera said, "He wanted to clean everything up in the mix and we finally had to play him some records by Venom to show him that bands sounded this way."

 Months prior to recording what would eventually become the Bestial Devastation EP, the band decided to switch their lyrics from Portuguese to English. None of the band members knew how to write or speak the language, so they asked their friend Lino to translate their lyrics. An example of Lino's crude translation skills can be seen in one of the verses of the song "Antichrist":

 ''Churches will be destroyed

Crosses will be brocken

He's laughing in blasphemy

Like a domination of death.''

Bestial Devastation was released in December 1985, alongside Overdose's Século XX EP. Over the next few months it sold 8,000 copies. Sepultura's surprising success was partly attributed to the first Rock in Rio, which took place in Rio de Janeiro in January 1985. This music festival's line-up included Whitesnake, AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Queen, Ozzy Osbourne and the Scorpions, and was responsible for Brazil's hard rock/heavy metal boom.
The EP was later reissued by Roadrunner Records on one CD with Morbid Visions in 1997. The reissue included a demo version of the song "Necromancer" that was the first studio recording of the band, and a live version of "Antichrist" from the Chaos A.D. tour, re-written as "Anticop". 

 

 

RO 9276-2

-Tracklist:

Morbid Visions (1986):

 
01. Morbid Visions     3:23
02. Mayhem     3:15
03. Troops Of Doom     3:21
04. War     5:32
05. Crucifixion     5:02
06. Show Me The Wrath     3:52
07. Funeral Rites     4:23
08. Empire Of The Damned   4:24

 

Bestial Devastation EP (1985):

 
09. The Curse     0:39
10. Bestial Devastation    3:06
11. Antichrist     3:46
12. Necromancer     3:52
13. Warriors Of Death     4:07

 

48:54

 

- Line up:

• Max Cavalera: Vocals, Guitars (rhythm), Lyrics
• Jairo T.: Guitars (lead), Bass
• Igor Cavalera: Drums
• Paulo Jr.: Bass.

 

 

Label: Roadracer Records.

Bestial Devastation artwork: Sergio (Chakal)
Morbid Visions artwork: Alex. 

Remastered by Michael Sarsfield.

Photography by Vanda Guimãraes.

Morbid Visions:
Recorded and mixed in 7 days on 16 tracks at Estudio Vice Versa, Belo Horizonte, Brasil, August 1986
Remastered at Frankford/Wayne, New York, NY.

Bestial Devastation:
Recorded and mixed in 2 days on 8 tracks at J.G. Estudios, Belo Horizonte, Brasil, August 1985
Remastered at Frankford/Wayne, New York, NY.