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There are these new 2013 SHM CD Remastered Japanese editions popping up everywhere all of a sudden. Anybody know anything about these, other than the obvious? Who's got 'em? Taking Over Years Of Decay Under The Influence

...Finally! After years of rumors and speculation, deals that fell through, and legal issues, the band have seen fit to 'officially' license their early recordings to German based(?) High Roller Records. Yes, both the "Ample Destruction" album, and the "Tyrants" EPwill be reissued on May 17th...

Century Media is finally re-issuing the band's first two albums. Great news, for me. I could never seem to get hold of a copy. "...ANGELUS APATRIDA are currently working on a re-release edition of their first two albums, "Evil Unleashed" (2006) and "Give 'Em War" (2007), both of which have...

Finally, the band Flotsam And Jetsam have acquired the rights to both "No Place For Disgrace" (Elektra) and "When The Storm Comes Down" (MCA) and are in the process of re-mixing and reissuing both albums. No doubt this had something to do with Metal Blade Records sudden interest in the...

Alongside Stormspell's Wrath "Mutants" reissue, this is the next major release I'm looking forward to. I think Forte are a great band and their earlier albums were severely overlooked. The band reminds me of a perfect combination of Helstar and early Metallica, which to me, makes the perfect...

So, it's affirmative. Stormspell Records will be re-releasing "Fit Of Anger" in the near future. Hope they reissue the other albums, as well... "Fit Of Anger" [Special Edition]

Just got the Divebomb reissue of "Control And resistance". I've heard all of the different versions of this album over the years. Including the original, there's four total versions of this album. Besides this newest edition I always preferred the original CD pressing. all of the other...

It's a foregone conclusion that were all here to (for the most part) discuss subjects related to Heavy Metal, and all it's sub-genres. One thing I've noticed over the years is that most Metal fans also enjoy other styles of music as well. What are some of your 'non' Metal favorites? What albums...