
Line Up:
Carl Stokes - Drums (Cancer)
Dave Leitch - Guitar (Pulverized (UK), Cancer)
Barry Savage - Guitar (Cancer)
Ian Buchanan - Bass (Cancer)
Rob Lucas - Vocals
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Line Up:
Carl Stokes - Drums (Cancer)
Dave Leitch - Guitar (Pulverized (UK), Cancer)
Barry Savage - Guitar (Cancer)
Ian Buchanan - Bass (Cancer)
Rob Lucas - Vocals
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Ετικέτες Hail of Fire, release year 2006
*Album: In The Name Of God [demo]
*Genre: Heavy/Power Metal
*Country: Greece
*Format: mp3@CBR192kbps
*Size: 45MB
Tracklist:
1. Child Of Rage 06:34
2. In The Name Of God 07:06
3. Here I Am 07:55
4. Spartan 05:07
5. The Amulet 06:22
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Total playing time: 33:04
download Link
Pass : http://demo-series.blogspot.com/
Ετικέτες RagenHeart, release year 2006
line-up :
Lou Ferrara - Vocals, Bass
Brian Rulli - Guitar
Brian Valenti - Guitar (Mortal Decay (US))
Ryan Hill - Drums (Malicious Intent)
We have remastered all the songs from the original two demo releases and have
combined them on one full CD. We will be working on new material throughout the
rest of the year and hope to have new stuff for everyone to hear soon. Do you
MySpace? Check out a few of our tracks under Sapremia in the music section!
| 1. | Plague of Minds | 05:01 | |
| 2. | Infectional Withdrawl | 04:19 | |
| 3. | In Lifeless Form | 04:03 | |
| 4. | Strategical Sickness | 04:30 | |
| 5. | Distinegration of Your Soul | 04:23 | |
| 6. | Spawn of Desolation | 05:07 | |
| 7. | Dead Eternal | 03:46 | |
| 8. | Ambitious Suffering | 03:07 | |
| 9. | Existence of Torture | 03:21 | |
| 10. | Fragmented Remains | 03:34 | |
| Total playing time | 41:11 | ||
Ετικέτες release year 2006, Sapremia
line-up :
Claes Arnesson - Vocals
Andreas Larsson - Guitars
Markus Harrysson - Guitars, backing vocals
Marcus Lillerskog - Bass
David Wiklund - Drums
| 1. | Panic Monger | 03:50 | |
| 2. | Rage | 02:27 | |
| 3. | Frail | 04:23 | |
| 4. | Bullet | 04:30 | |
| 5. | Hybrid | 03:50 | |
| 6. | Repulsive needs | 04:53 | |
| 7. | Deathmatch | 04:24 | |
| 8. | Stains of decay | 04:15 | |
| Total playing time | 32:32 | ||
Ετικέτες release year 2006, Sovereign (Swe)
Line-up :
Michael Nießen - Drums
Dimitri Schukan - Guitar
Markus Simmeler - Bass
René Simmeler - Guitar
David Kirfel - Vocals
| 1. | Skit The System | 04:02 | |
| 2. | Em.by.Da | 03:55 | |
| 3. | Insanity's Crescendo | 04:51 | |
| 4. | Nemesis | 03:40 | |
| 5. | Exorcism | 06:00 | |
| Total playing time | 22:28 | ||
Ετικέτες Evidence of Fear, release year 2006
Line-up:
Tom Araya: Vocals/ Bass
Jeff Hanneman: Guitars
Kerry King: Guitars
Dave Lombardo: Drums
LTD 5000 Copies
Available only at Hot Topic stores
Review :
The only shitty part about getting this EP was going into the mallcore infested store Hot Topic. That will be the last time I will ever step foot into that store. There was an aggrivated employee in the back of the cashier while I purchased this EP. He thought I was stupid for buying it. I'm not, I have no regrets buying this EP at all.
Now on to the music. Cult is a really great song. The sound production of the song is great. It starts off with something similar to what a modern hard rock band might do. The guitar doesn't sound that great in the beginning with the cymbal work going on. It gets better as Dave Lombardo's assault and batter begins and the guitar riff sounds better. The drums start to get better too. When Tom Araya delivers his awesome vocals, it sounds like good ol' thrash metal. The guitars and drums sound really thrashy at this point. The best thrash metal guitar duo execute with great speed. It is not Reign in Blood-like, however it is somewhat standard for Slayer. The first guitar solo also sounds somewhat standard for Slayer. It was just short and sweet guitar solo. It could of been a little bit longer. The guitar solo that ends the song doesn't really make up for it.
The lyrics sound a little bit childish, but it is straight forward. I get the message very clearly and I think 5 years olds can get it too. Kerry King could of wrote slightly better lyrics. C'mon, dude! The drums are the most superior aspect of the song. Lombardo returns to Slayer and he really rocks. He never disappoints me.
The videos on this EP are OK. They could of put more footage of the behind the scenes video with Slayer in the studio. I was thinking it would be the one I saw on the internet, but with more added. Nope, it's the video many Slayer fans downloaded. The only thing is, the quality is much superior. The video with Slayer performing War Ensemble is pretty good. As always the band was ultra energetic along with the crowd was really into it.
| 1. | Cult | 04:40 | [view lyrics] |
| 2. | War Ensemble (live video) | 05:59 | [view lyrics] |
| 3. | Slayer - In the Studio, Behind the Scenes (video) | 01:34 | |
| Total playing time | 12:03 | ||
Ετικέτες release year 2006, Slayer

Line Up:
Johan Hegg - Vocals
Olavi Mikkonen - Guitar
Johan Soderberg - Guitar
Ted Lundstrom - Bass
Fredrik Andersson - Drums
Recorded at Fascination Street studios in Φrebro, Sweden. May and June 2006.
Produced, Mixed and Engineered by Jens Bogren.
Additional recording by Anders 'Shadow' Strφm.
Mastered by Thomas Eberger at Cutting Room, Stockholm.
The limited digipak version contains a bonus CD with the following tracklist:
1. Where Silent Gods Stand Guard (live at Wacken 2004) (6:11)
2. Death in Fire (live at Wacken 2004) (4:55)
3. With Oden on Our Side (demo version) (4:32)
4. Hermod's Ride to Hel - Lokes Treachery Part 1 (demo version) (4:49)
5. Once Sent from the Golden Hall (Sunlight Studio recording 1997) (4:03)
6. Return of the Gods (Sunlight Studio recording 1997 - previously unreleased
song) (3:34)
Track 1 and 2 recorded live at Wacken 2004.
Track 3 and 4 recorded at Amon Amarth's rehearsal studio, January 2006.
Track 5 and 6 recorded at Sunlight Studio, March 1997.
Also released on a limited red LP.
Review :
Yep, this is one of those albums that never leaves your CD player, you know all the words to all the songs, sings about Vikings, has the most badass front man in the world, and becomes an instant classic. This is also the perfect example of a masterpiece album late in a band's career, which is possibly the best they've ever recorded. Amon Amarth have been one of the longest, most respected and repeatedly successful death metal bands out there and with this 2006 full length release, With Oden On Our Side, they have proved all the naysayers of the Fate of Norns album wrong, all the naysayers that said it's impossible to release another good album for them, and proved that the Vikings still got it.
Everything about Amon Amarth's career; the musicians, the songwriting and previous records all culminate to this record. This is the hard work of roughly a decade into this album. Of course Amon Amarth is far from calling it quits, but I think that they wanted to pull all the stops and make this the best damn Viking themed death metal album out there, and they did. With Oden On Our Side is by far one of the greatest accomplishments they've ever achieved, making an album full of so many classic songs, great musicianship and everything put together - all done with great enthusiasm and vigor.
To look at what this album has going for it:
- Excellent songwriting
- A unique sound
- Varied songs
- Atmosphere
- Brilliant vocals and instrumentation
And in comparison, its wrongdoings:
- Some people don't like death metal
- But they're faggots
| 1. | Valhall Awaits Me | 04:43 | [view lyrics] |
| 2. | Runes to My Memory | 04:32 | [view lyrics] |
| 3. | Asator | 03:04 | [view lyrics] |
| 4. | Hermod's Ride to Hel - Lokes Treachery, Part 1 | 04:40 | [view lyrics] |
| 5. | Gods of War Arise | 06:02 | [view lyrics] |
| 6. | With Oden on Our Side | 04:34 | [view lyrics] |
| 7. | Cry of the Black Birds | 03:49 | [view lyrics] |
| 8. | Under the Northern Star | 04:17 | [view lyrics] |
| 9. | Prediction of Warfare | 06:36 | [view lyrics] |
| Total playing time | 42:17 | ||
Ετικέτες Amon Amarth, Best metal Albums, release year 2006