The debut full-length album of the biggest pagan black metal band from Brazil. With more then ten years of existence, Thorns of Evil come from the southlands hills bringing in its music a very interesting and original mix of Black, Pagan and Thrash Metal influenced by a lyrical theme rooted in a strong pagan ideology. A great brazilian productions with 11 tracks of a honest, furios and epic black metal.

'In War and Pieces' is the 13th studio release from German Thrash heavy hitters SODOM, and sees a return to the early sound of SODOM. Don't let that statement fool you, this is no throwback album by any means, It blends modern production (without feeling overly produced), with the classic SODOM style.

This is the fourth studio album of Martin Dupont. Martin Dupont was a French group from Marseille formed in the early 80s. The group consisted of Alain Seghir, Brigitte Balian and Beverley Jane Crew, with Catherine Loy in the original line-up. Their first single ‘Your Passion’ was released on Turquoise D and later LPs were released on the Facteurs D’Ambience label, formed by Alain Seghir and Alain Arnaud. Their music style was classified as minimal synth mixing both male and female vocals. They released three albums between 1982-1987. They split in 1987.

This best of Galactic is in a sense the best way to check them out. While their three previous studio albums all had more than enough moments that were compelling, they never quite held it together for an entire set. There are 15 tracks here. The record is sequenced out of chronological order; instead its order is determined by the way tracks feel against each other. Like everything Galactic, this is about vibe, and in that department it's a monster too. If anything, it feels more like a fifth Galactic album than a best-of. It's also revelatory in terms of what this band, as opposed to their whammer (extended) jammer cousins, is capable of. No (read: rhythmless interpretive) dancing to these jams is necessary. Just let the backbone slip into the rhythm section and feel that bass propel you onto the floor.