OCTOBER 31

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Sorry, Bandcamp no longer supports the version of Internet Explorer that you're using (7.0). Please upgrade your browser to the latest version and try again. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Includes unlimited streaming of Metal Massacre 31 via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. about The eight volumes of Metal Massacre released by Metal Blade Records in the 1980s were massively instrumental in chronicling (and furthering) the burgeoning heavy metal movement, particularly in the United States. Here, the earliest songs of Slayer and Ratt, for example, stood side by side each other as a declaration of intent: that HEAVY METAL was here, and it was here to stay. Those who grew up in the 80s and heard these compilations have fond memories of them, as each song was almost always exclusive and almost always exciting - a new stone to unturn, a new head to bang. For the members of OCTOBER 31, these compilations are so cherished and enduring that they ve recorded a covers album comprising songs all exclusively on these comps, appropriately titled Metal Massacre 31. For over 20 years now, OCTOBER 31 are no strangers to the heavy metal fight, so it s a no-brainer that the US quintet would reverentially cover the revered likes of Omen, Hallow s Eve, Sacred Blade, and America s Tyrant alongside the more obscure likes Aloha, War Cry, Final Warning, and Canada s Death Dealer among others. From early, more melodically inclined traditional metal to heads-down proto-thrash and speed metal, OCTOBER 31 cover all bases on Metal Massacre 31, rendering the record a veritable time-machine back to the early-to-mid 80s. However, with erstwhile DECEASED frontman (and scene legend) King Fowley on the mic, the band brims with the confidence and elan to make these songs their own - or, at least, songs that could easily be among their original repertoire - serving as a fully satisfying stopgap album before their next full-length for HELLS HEADBANGERS. All you metal merchants, step forth and prepare for OCTOBER 31 s Metal Massacre 31 ! Whilst I don t consider Deceased to have really hit the highs of Fearless, and Supernatural Addiction, since the release of those two albums, that s not to say that this album is no good. Far from it, it still has everything that those two albums have that makes them great, just not quite as much of it. rghchallen Do you like no-frills music? What about music that actively reaches out and tears frills off other things? How about loud, evil riffs and supercharged rhythm? Midnight s got what you need. Meet em out back and bring an ice pack for your neck. space.scoundrel This EP is pure chaos! Full throttle all the way through! Nice mixture of black metal with punk influences. It is basically if venom partied everyday with the spits! Which is a cover is done on this album! I say blast this EP and let the violence begin!!! infernopanda1349 It doesnt happen very often since I turned 30: Finding Death Metal that I really care about . Blood Incantation rules! LexMetalUndergroundAustria Traveler Become Their Own Heavy Metal Heroes on “Termination Shock” Emi Ramírez: An ’80s Metal-Style Screamer For Contemporary Times

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OCTOBER 31 Metal Massacre 31, released 25 November 2016 1. Cross My Way 2. Forbidden Evil 3. Torture Me 4. The Awakening 5. Dead of the Night 6. Heavy Metal Virgin 7. The Alien 8. Metal Merchants 9. The Warrior 10. Battle of Armageddon The eight volumes of &quot;Metal Massacre&quot; released by Metal Blade Records in the 1980s were massively instrumental in chronicling (and furthering) the burgeoning heavy metal movement, particularly in the United States. Here, the earliest songs of Slayer and Ratt, for example, stood side by side each other as a declaration of intent: that HEAVY METAL was here, and it was here to stay. Those who grew up in the &#39;80s and heard these compilations have fond memories of them, as each song was almost always exclusive and almost always exciting - a new stone to unturn, a new head to bang. For the members of OCTOBER 31, these compilations are so cherished and enduring that they&#39;ve recorded a covers album comprising songs all exclusively on these comps, appropriately titled &quot;Metal Massacre 31.&quot; For over 20 years now, OCTOBER 31 are no strangers to the heavy metal fight, so it&#39;s a no-brainer that the US quintet would reverentially cover the revered likes of Omen, Hallow&#39;s Eve, Sacred Blade, and America&#39;s Tyrant alongside the more obscure likes Aloha, War Cry, Final Warning, and Canada&#39;s Death Dealer among others. From early, more melodically inclined traditional metal to heads-down proto-thrash and speed metal, OCTOBER 31 cover all bases on &quot;Metal Massacre 31,&quot; rendering the record a veritable time-machine back to the early-to-mid &#39;80s. However, with erstwhile DECEASED frontman (and scene legend) King Fowley on the mic, the band brims with the confidence and elan to make these songs their own - or, at least, songs that could easily be among their original repertoire - serving as a fully satisfying stopgap album before their next full-length for HELLS HEADBANGERS. All you metal merchants, step forth and prepare for OCTOBER 31&#39;s &quot;Metal Massacre 31&quot;!

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