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LP Record Deathrow's debut album, "Riders of Doom", was released in 1986 and immediately became a cult classic in the burgeoning thrash metal scene. The nine tracks, mostly taken from their early demos, are raw and unpolished. Much like their fellow German peers Kreator and Sodom, its thrash fury was a statement of intent.

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LP Record Throughout his life, Charles Mingus unleashed his creativity in the world of jazz. A tempestuous and passionate figure – composer, pianist, and double bassist – he understood the lineage of musical heritage while daring to integrate new ideas and concepts. His compositional idol was Duke Ellington, whose influence can often be heard on this album. "Mingus Ah Um" is considered one of Mingus's finest albums.

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LP Record Following the huge success of last year's 40th-anniversary edition of the Ramones' debut album "Ramones", a deluxe version of their second album, Leave Home, is now being released. On this thirty-minute masterpiece, first released in January 1977, the Ramones unleashed iconic songs like "Pinhead", "California Sun", and "Swallow My Pride" upon their fans. To properly celebrate the significant anniversary of this immortal punk rock album, Rhino is releasing "Leave Home" in a limited edition of 15000 copies as a 40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition 3CD/1LP set. It features two different mixes of the album: CD 1 includes a remastered original mix and a brand new 40th Anniversary Mix created by sound engineer and mixer Ed Stasium, who was also involved in the original recording.

LP Record The wait for "Khaos Legions" has been worth it. With an incredible 14 tracks – 11 songs and three instrumental passages – it's an album that immediately brings to mind "Anthems Of Rebellion" (2003) and "Doomsday Machine" (2005), which are considered two of Arch Enemy's strongest records to date. "Khaos Legions" is packed with the Amott brothers' signature guitar shredding, fronted by the instantly recognisable "hell-hath-no-fury" vocals of singer Angela Gossow, and backed by the energetic bass and drum sound of Sharlee D'Angelo and Daniel Erlandsson. It delivers the band's characteristic extreme metal performance, combined with a few eyebrow-raising surprises.

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LP Record LP, 180g numbered Junkie XL 2LP smoke coloured smokey vinyl limited edition.

LP Record For over 26 years, the warriors of Unleashed have been the perfect embodiment of death metal, and are also considered the founders of the Viking death metal movement. Without ever compromising, they have combined the spirit of Viking tradition with the glory of pure death metal. Now they return in full force to once again show who stands at the forefront of this undying scene.

LP Record LP, Coloured Splatter Ultra Clear with Oxblood and Silver Splatters vinyl, Limited Edition.

LP Record Seven long years after the last Blind Guardian record, "The God Machine" is the eagerly awaited album that closes the gap between their early nineties era and their sophisticated present. It's an impressive album that by no means ignores their recent work, but deliberately pushes complexity and orchestral power into the background. "The God Machine" is the 2022 equivalent of "Imaginations From The Other Side", composed, arranged, and above all, unleashed by a band that has had 27 years to perfect its style. This balancing act can certainly be seen as the direction of their journey. "We didn't just want to emphasise our qualities from 1995, but we certainly didn't want to continue down this complex path forever. 'The God Machine' is a new beginning for us."