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HRB 006LP
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PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 8/8/2025
Color vinyl. Cryptopsy's 1994 debut, Blasphemy Made Flesh, is a raw yet lethal foundation for what would later become None So Vile. Even in its early form, the band defines technical death metal, with Flo Mounier's drumming already a relentless force. The guitar work stands out, weaving unexpected melody into the chaos, while the bass, though prominent, doesn't quite match the weight of its successor. And as always, Lord Worm's vocals are a monstrous presence, cementing the album's brutal and unhinged energy.
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HRB 003LP
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My Own Victim's No Voice No Rights No Freedom returns with a fierce and uncompromising reissue, now available on vinyl for the first time since its debut in 1997. This long-awaited resurgence delivers a relentless assault of searing guitar riffs, pounding rhythms, and a raw, visceral energy that epitomizes the band's distinctive sound. The tracks are intricately arranged, fusing blistering intensity with atmospheric depth, creating a soundscape that is both punishing and evocative. From its bone-crushing breakdowns to its poignant, haunting melodies, No Voice No Rights No Freedom captures the essence of rebellion and defiance, reaffirming its place as a timeless, powerful statement. Licensed from Century Media.
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HRB 008LP
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Power From Hell is the debut studio album by British metal pioneers Onslaught, originally released in 1985. Mining the same dark and aggressive territory as early Slayer, it helped forge a sound that would later evolve into something even more extreme. With its raw intensity and unrelenting energy, the album became a crucial piece of heavy music history, influencing and shaping the early works of legendary bands like Exodus, Slayer, and Metallica. Nearly four decades later, Power From Hell remains a defining statement of its era.
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HRB 009LP
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The Force is the second studio album by English metal pioneers Onslaught, originally released in 1986. Building on the raw intensity of Power From Hell, this release took their sound to new heights, earning its place as a classic among fans and critics alike. With relentless drumming, a diverse arsenal of razor-sharp riffs, and a commanding vocal performance, The Force delivered a defining statement of power and aggression. Its impact resonated across the scene, influencing bands like Exodus, Slayer, and Metallica, and leaving a lasting mark on the evolution of extreme music.
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HRB 002LP
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Turmoil's From Bleeding Hands, in its first-ever reissue since the original 1996 release, unleashes an unyielding barrage of heavy riffs, powerful rhythms, and a raw, gritty atmosphere. The album is a testament to the band's signature intensity, expertly blending aggressive instrumentation with dark, atmospheric undertones. Each track is meticulously crafted, showcasing precision, heavy production, and relentless energy that captivates from start to finish. The album's dynamic range, shifting between thunderous breakdowns and hauntingly melodic passages, highlights Turmoil's evolved sound and attention to detail. This reissue solidifies From Bleeding Hands as a milestone in modern metal history.
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HRB 004LP
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Reissue, originally released in 1992. Influential Los Angeles-based doom metal group Saint Vitus was formed in 1979, with Black Sabbath and Black Flag noteworthy references. Seventh album C.O.D., from 1992, made former Count Raven frontman Christian Lindersson lead vocalist, the guitars now texturally layered, and the drums bathed in heavy reverb, hearkening older styles of metal. Overall, it's a testament to underachieves and burnouts everywhere, directly addressing their fans as the "Children of Doom" of the title. This is an underrated album for all discerning doom metal lovers, and unmissable for those who seek a fuller understanding of Saint Vitus' progression. Color vinyl.
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HRB 001LP
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Reissue, originally released in 2013. Chicago's Broken Hope shook up the US death metal scene with a series of transitional releases, during a time when the genre was shifting from the styles of old vanguards to themes of heavy gore, with a matching visual aesthetic. Sixth album, Omen Of Disease, was the sole LP to feature Gorgasm's Tom Leski on vocals, with new drummer Mike Miczek and guitarist Chuck Wepfer of the Rise & Fall joining mainstays Jeremy Wagner and Shaun Glass for gloriously gory excursions. High-speed guitar blasts galore and a few slam elements, along with sci-fi synth interludes. Brutally excellent -- and not for the faint-hearted! Includes two bonus tracks. Color vinyl.
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HRB 005LP
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Reissue, originally released in 1989. Featuring one of the most iconic personalities in the extreme metal world, Dan Lilker (bassist for Nuclear Assault, Anthrax, SOD, Brutal Truth, to name but a few) on drums, Extra Hot Sauce's Taco of Death was a one-off album of 100%-fun, old school grindcore, somewhere between Lawnmower Deth and Spazztic Blur. 14 hyper-short, demented HC/grind gasps, including cover versions of Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and Lynyrd Skynyrd songs, squeezed down to less than 30 seconds. Originally out on the legendary Peaceville label, it was about time for a vinyl reissue of this forgotten grindcore classic! Red vinyl with OBI strip.
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