Avenger wrote:Instead of steering this thread off topic, for anyone that wants to take part in an MP3 debate, feel free to post your opinion here.

That was actually a great read, thanks for the link.

I'm planning on writing an article about the current bootlegging 'epidemic' some time in the future to help spread the awareness of these problems, but obviously you guys know about this stuff a lot better than me, so would anyone care to elaborate into more detail as to how this stuff came about, w...

I have this album on that Jaguar anthology but I never even listened to it, and from the sounds of it I probably shouldn't, eh? haha

Sorry, I meant to say Swedish when I said English there. Not that I can read Swedish anyway, so I guess it doesn't really matter.

The Sentinel: I was trying to find some early Headhunter DC songs around, but they only have newer songs on their myspace. The only thing I could find was a more recent live video on youtube. I think the song sounds pretty cool, enough for me to look into their earlier material. Perhaps you would li...

I'm way behind on my Stormspell reissues, sad to say. The Jonah Quizz was exceptionally done; though, why didn't you print the Swedish lyrics to a few songs? I understand that the majority of your buyers will be English speaking and not Swedish speaking, but I would imagine that the language in whic...

They will either be incorporated into the CD package in the form of a second bonus CD, or (more probably) be made available as free high-quality downloads Real music lovers hate downloads, they just want to buy vinyl. Real music lovers care about the music above anything else and wouldn't turn thei...

Well, the NWOBHM was, literally, a wave, a movement, so it really wasn't intended to be identified with a terribly specific heavy metal sound. For this reason I tend to look at it as a time period rather than a sound, even though there were bands even a decade on that could have aesthetically fit th...

I love what I've heard from these bands, namely Court in the Act, Into the Future, Out of Reach, and The Kindred. Pariah has the dubious distinction of being the only band I'm aware of to use the term 'sullied' in their lyrics and not sound ridiculous.[/i]

Helm wrote:And it's even more interesting how bands like Negative Plane or Negura Bunget (to talk in the realm of black metal) that see the line from Sabbath to Voivod to Mayhem to themselves, are making music that is still vital.

I like this line.

MassOfKthulu wrote:anything southern lord related

Internal Void?

Cross - Metal from Above is probably my favorite metal album with blatantly propagandistic Christian lyrics. Scarlet Rayne, on the other hand, I thought was pretty much horrendous.

Are you releasing it on your own or are you working with a label? Either way, great news about an album coming up soonish, I really like what you're doing.

Hopefully this one wasn't already posted:

http://www.myspace.com/britonrites

Mortuary's Blackened Images is really underrated in my opinion. Bands like Slayer, Morbid Angel, Sepultura, and Master come to mind.