Banda bilbaína (País Vasco) de Thrash/Death Metal formada en 1990 por Alfonso (voz), Aitor
(guitarra), Juanma (bajo) y Kike "Maromo" (batería). Más adelante, tras
la marcha de Juanma entra al grupo Josu (bajo) [ex-Burial, ex-Juicio Final].
En 1991 grabaron su primera demo homónima para DDT.
Al año siguiente colaboran en un split de la mano
de Ohiuka Records. El disco estaba compartido con los grupos Ceda el
Vaso, Dekadencia y Mala Fama, aportando 3 temas cada unos de los grupos.
En 1994 sale el primer disco de larga duración "Destino Oscuro" de la mano del sello Diskak/DDT. El álbum estaba compuesto de 12 temas. En 1998, aparece el segundo y último álbum del grupo, "Cuentos no resolutivos", bajo el auspicio del sello Dragon Music.
-Tracklist:
1. Pacifista convencido 03:10 2. Destino oscuro 02:55 3. Haz algo ya 02:46 4. El Funambulista de la Bullaga 02:12 5. Nada humano 1 03:36 6. Nada humano 2 03:49 7. Komplicado Kontarlo kon k's 02:03 8. Los consejos del Padre O'Brien el Agnóstico (Fuma Grass) 03:23 9. Juez verdugo 03:34 10. La azada killer de Manoliño o Muñeiro 03:13 11. Morí vivo 04:18 12. Likantropilla feroz 01:38 13. ¿Y tú qué vendes? 03:35
Severed Survival is the debut album by Autopsy released in 1989. This album somewhat continues in the style of Reifert's former band Death. Lyrically the band thrives heavily on horror, death and gore concepts; nevertheless these are not inspired directly by horror movies, although the title track is based on Stephen King's short story "Survivor Type." The album was very influential for future death metal acts such as Cannibal Corpse, Entombed, and Dismember. It was also a pioneer of gore lyrics. The album features Steve DiGiorgio on bass.
Various re-releases exist with different bonus tracks and bonus CDs. Furthermore, a different cover exists for this album, which depicts the point of view of the person receiving the autopsy.
The album is notable for its bass sound which was mixed much higher than all the other tracks.
To coincide with the album's 20th anniversary, Peaceville Records released a special two-disc edition of Severed Survival on February 23, 2009. It includes rare rehearsal and live material for a bonus disc as well as demo versions of two songs — "Mauled to Death" and "Human Genocide" — which did not make the final cut on the original album. Also featured in the package is a booklet with notes by the band themselves, detailing the history of Autopsy's early years, with rare photos and images. The reissue also includes two new Autopsy tracks that were recorded in September 2008, and are included on the reissue's second disc.
VILE 12MC
-Tracklist:
Side A 1. Charred Remains 03:40 2. Service for a Vacant Coffin 02:50 3. Disembowel 04:05 4. Gasping for Air 03:19 5. Ridden with Disease 04:53
BAEST is a powerhouse of old school metal. Influenced by the genres heroes, BAEST bring
their own style to Extreme metal. From Death Metal to progressive epics, they bring a
thunderous liveshow with no compromise. Following their latest full lenght Necro Sapiens,
their new EP ‘Justitia’ is out now on Century Media.
Just one year after their recent album release “Necro Sapiens” Danish Death Metal
powerhouse BAEST are back by announcing their 2022 EP “Justitia”. Including five brand-
new tracks the band picks up on where they left off with “Necro Sapiens” and recorded
another old school Death Metal masterpiece.
Justitia marks a powerful statement from BAEST. It fusions an old school melodic sound of
Scandinavian heavy metal, with the crushing brutality of the early pioneers of death metal.
The EP showcases the bands own unique brand of death metal, developed with an organic
feel from the intense songwriting sessions, and the live recordings from Lundgaard Studios,
with Andreas Linnemann behind the knobs once more. While going further into their own
territory, the band chose to bring on some heavy guts to the vocal party - featuring vocalists
Trevor Strnad (The Black Dahlia Murder) and Sven Caluwe.
Justitia marks a new repulsive
and progressive age of BAEST.
BLAST OPEN is a heavy metal combo from Asturias formed in 2008 by seasoned musicians from the Asturian metal scene. In 2010, after they released their first two songs in demo format, “Lost” and “Bad to Worse”, recorded at Eclipse studios by Daniel Sevillano, the band began to be present at concerts, sharing the stage with bands such as Vicious Rumors, Primal Fear or Havok.
In October 2011 they began producing the songs for their debut album entitled “They Destroy Our World” (2012), whose recording was carried out at Dynamita Studios, with Dani G. in charge of the recording, mixing and mastering. They started the album’s presentation participating in Summer festivals with bands like Crisix, Evile, Mnemic, Vita Imana or Teksuo, and in November, in conjunction with the band XXX from Valladolid, they put on their shared presentation tour "Dementia Destroys Our World", performing in different Spanish cities.
In order to support the album and tour, they published the videoclip of the song "Blinded", made by the agency ThrashWay, and they took part in the W:O:A Metal Battle Spain 2013, qualifying for the final held in Molins de Rey, thanks to their powerful and intense live act. "Human Shield" was chosen to be included in the CD "Grand Sounds Promotion Vol.3", a compilation of songs from metal bands which was distributed worldwide. During 2013 they closed the album presentation tour and ended the year performing at Mutant Fest and Killed by Death II festivals, along with bands such as Darksun, Posession, Human or Avulsed.
For their new album, the band decided to go back to working at Dynamita Studios where they recorded “Beyond the Hope” in 2016, a self-published work distributed by Santo Grial Records, and supported by an extensive tour throughout Spain.
"Beyond The Hope" is a new musical blast with fast and hard songs, transmitting the energy that the band offers in their live shows. Both the cover and booklet designs were created by Belén Lobeto. In support of their new work, they published a lyric video for the song "The Roots of Evil", made by Zelia Lorences and Pablo Bermejo, and performed by Marlene Redondo Tuñón.
In addition to their live performances, they also received recognition for their album: Top 10 Best National Albums of 2016, voted by the audience of the radio show “Diario de un Metalhead”; editor Pablo Folgueira’s, from MetalCry zine, National Top 10 and nominated for “Best Rock Album” at the Amas Awards in 2017. Andrés Álvarez was also the winner in the category “Guitar” in 2018’s edition of the aforementioned Amas Awards.
-Setlist:
*Intro *Riding on a Dead Horse *Fallen Angel *Pray Without Fear *Pool of Blood *Cross Hate *A Light Behind the Darkness *Blinded *Trying to Escape
Brutal Death Metal/Grind band from León, Spain, formed in 1997.
-Tracklist:
1. Migrañas de Asesino 03:53 2. Fermenting Surprise=Decrepit Alive (Mechanical Zombies Pt.2) 03:34 3. Brutal Crime 03:53 4. Sylvia vs. Aivlys 04:07 5. Malignant Climax 03:35 6. Carne Morta 03:08 7. The More Guests Come, The More Stabs I'll Give... (Carne Morta 2) 01:52 8. ...On the Slab 01:57 9. Some Stabs 03:38 10. Espero que te Duela 03:06 11. Onisesa ed Sañargim 01:42
Recorded at Music Center Studio, March and April 2003. Mixed on May & July 2003. All music decomposed under influence of brutal acts and depraved mind. Intro by Caamagno & Dani Tomb, others from "American Psyco" and "El Crimen de Cuenca" films. "Carne Morta" & "Sylvia vs aivlyS" comes from 1999. "Malignant Climax" & "Migrañas de Asesino" comes from 2000-01, 2,3,7,8,9,10 comes from March 2003.
Artwork: Dave Rotten.
Bonus tracks: "2001 Odisea Gore" Demo 2000. Recorded at Decrepitance Studios on April 2000. "Mechanical Zombies" & "Filthy Sluts & Foetid Cocks" comes from 99.
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