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Limited to 450 copies on SILVER VINYL. Mini LP by Chicago's HIGH SPIRITS (aka Chris Black of Dawnbringer, etc.). Escape' is a limited tour edition with 4 new tracks filled with the signature High Spirits hooks and melodies, the perfect soundtrack for nightlife anywhere in the world. Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

transparent ultra clear vinyl, ltd 300, 425gsm heavy cardboard cover, lyric sheet, poster, specially mastered for vinyl by Patrick W. Engel/ Temple of Disharmony, 100% original sound, no remaster! Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

transparent ultra clear vinyl, ltd 300, 425gsm heavy cardboard cover, lyric sheet, poster, bonus track, specially mastered for vinyl by Patrick W. Engel/ Temple of Disharmony, 100% original sound, no remaster! Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

2017 reissue, transparent ultra vinyl, ltd 300, 425gsm heavy cardboard cover, lyric sheet, A5 photo Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, Clear

Limited edition of 500 copies on BEER COLOURED VINYL. The 1988 full-length by German thrashers Destruction (here operating as a 4-piece) returns to wax! Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

Limited edition of 500 copies on GREEN VINYL. The 1987 mini-LP by German thrashers Destruction returns to wax! Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

A reissue of the 1989 live-album by the German thrash legends, including songs from the band's first three full-lengths. Essential for genre fanatics! Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

A reissue of the fourth full-length from the German thrash legends, originally from 1990. This was the band's first album without the charactaristic shouts of Schmier. His replacement Andre Grieder added a notable dose of death metal vibes to this outstanding thrash metal release. Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

Brandnew album from the german heavy metal institution Stallion! Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

Brandnew album from the german heavy metal institution Stallion! Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

black vinyl, ltd 200, 425gsm heavy cardboard cover, cardboard lyric insert, mastered for vinyl by Patrick W. Engel at Temple of Disharmony Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

transparent swamp green vinyl, ltd 500, 425gsm heavy cardboard cover, insert, printed inner sleeve, poster, mastered for vinyl by Patrick W. Engel at Temple of Disharmony, original 1984 soun Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

transparent deep purple vinyl, ltd 500, 425gsm heavy cardboard cover, insert, printed inner sleeve, poster,mastered for vinyl by Patrick W. Engel at Temple of Disharmony, original 1984 sound Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

transparent coloured crush vinyl, ltd, 425gsm heavy cardboard cover, insert, printed inner sleeve, 2 poster, mastered for vinyl by Patrick W. Engel at Temple of Disharmony, original 1985 sound Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

transparent sea-blue vinyl vinyl, ltd 500, 425gsm heavy cardboard cover, printed inner sleeve, poster, mastered for vinyl by Patrick W. Engel at Temple of Disharmony, original 1986 sound Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

Re-mastered re-issue on triple transparent blood-red vinyl, ltd 300, 425gsm heavy cardboard cover with 7mm spine, poster, 4 page booklet, 13 bonus tracks(!), remastered and restored by Patrick W. Engel at Temple of Disharmony Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

oxblood vinyl, ltd 400, 425gsm heavy cardboard cover, poster, Mastered and restored from an original tape transfer by Patrick W. Engel at TEMPLE OF DISHARMONY in January 2017. Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

Infernäl Mäjesty’s second full-length album “Unholier Than Thou” was originally released by Hypnotic Records in 1998. Vocalist and band leader Chris Bailey explains why the album was remixed and re-released only three years later by Hypnotic Records along with Big Daddy: “I don't know what the label owners had in mind but we are always looking for an opportunity to have our works released. Unfortunately there have been distribution problems in the past so it wouldn't surprise me if the labels where just trying to open new possibilities.” The 2001 version has never before been available on vinyl: “Yes, that’s true. We are stoked. It was first released on CD, then we released it for streaming and downloading. The distribution was very weak and it never had the proper fanfare we believe it deserved. To see ‘Unholier Than Thou’ on vinyl for the first time is a monumental trophy that just doesn't exist anywhere else on planet earth. There are no other vinyl copies of ‘Unholier Than Thou’ that I've ever come across. This is authentic.” Moreover, the remix version has been extremely difficult to get hold of, as it was originally only available in the US, if that is correct? Chris confirms: “To the best of my knowledge yes, or at least it was only officially available at the time in the US.” Infernäl Mäjesty also had to deal with some line up changes the same year the remix came out – did that have any effect on the release? Chris: “The line up changes were just normal day-to-day struggling to survive and keep the machine alive. We are used to working under pressure but ideally we wouldn't normally be making line up changes as releases are coming out. We were also transitioning from Toronto to Vancouver, which had a larger impact setting us back that didn't allow us to focus on things happening around us that could have used more attention. Looking back now it was the right decision.” A year before, Infernäl Mäjesty’s “Chaos in Copenhagen” live album was released, which also included “Night of the Living Dead”. Chris explains why the band decided to put that song as a live recorded version on the remix of “Unholier Than Thou”: “Because of where it was recorded, also, it sounds great and we thought it would be a nice gift to those who have been so kind as to collect one of our works.” And where exactly was this version recorded? Probably during the European tour Infernäl Mäjesty did after the release of “Unholier…” in 1998? Chris: “You bet. The whole experience that led up to the night of that recording was something I'll never forget. It was my first time in Christiania. I had such an amazing time there. It will always be etched in my mind. The same way a familiar smell can stimulate a flood of memories happens to me whenever I hear it.” Now getting back to the record as such: Who did the remix and remaster? How much was actually changed about the sound? “It took an already excellent recording to a new level of excellence in my opinion. It was remastered in Vancouver by Steve Terror and Kenny Hallman. As technology is always improving to capture music, we felt that it was an opportunity to fine-tune it, only to keep it at a level of quality that we are always striving to achieve.” And when that was done, how did people react to the new version of “Unholier Than Thou” when it came out in 2001? Chris: “Those that could actually find it were thrilled. Many were just discovering it for the first time. We hope to have many more new fans find they have been missing something unique from the land of snow and ice. Something uniquely Infernäl Mäjesty.” Chris also has a clear favourite when comparing the original CD-version and the new vinyl release by High Roller Records: “Well, to be honest, the version I prefer is the vinyl version. It has everything I love when listening to music. Vinyl is part of my soul.” Not just yours, I guess. One thing vinyl records are loved for is of course the cover artwork- and what about the amazing artwork that adorns the 2001 version of ‘Unholier Than Thou’? It looks like an original medieval or early modern painting, right? “Yes you are correct. We had originally commissioned some artwork for the 2001 version but that didn't work out so well. We were disappointed. Luckily Steve was doing some research and discovered the artwork. It suited everything about the concept but in a new light from the original.” Before we end our conversation, Chris has one last important remark to make about the remix version of “Unholier Than Thou”: “Just to remind everyone, when possible, listen to it loud. The quality of the recording can handle being turned up to max volume. It transforms into a different beast the louder you go. Send us your feedback on it. We love to hear from you. Take care all.” Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal

Geddes Axe formed in 1979, being inspired by local Yorkshire acts Def Leppard and Saxon (who the band shared a stage with during their formative years) and split already in 1983 after signing a major record deal and an already recorded debut album, which never came out. »Aftermath« now collects the entire catalogue of Geddes Axe material. In detail that’s the first two 7” singles, the »Escape From New York« 12” EP plus never issued demo tracks such as “When The Lights Go Out”, “Life In London”, “Into The Wilderness” and “Valley Of The Kings”. 12 songs (50 minutes) of pure bona fide NWOBHM in total. Martin Wilson explains: “»Aftermath« contains the songs from the three vinyl releases but it’s also given us the opportunity to release recordings of four other songs that were previously unreleased. I’m pleased we’ve managed to get these out because I reckon they’re just as good as the others – ‘Valley Of The Kings’, particularly, is very representative of Geddes Axe’s style. ‘When The Lights Go Out’, ‘Life In London’, ‘Into The Wilderness’ and ‘Valley Of The Kings’ were originally recorded along with new versions of the ones released on vinyl as a sort of ‘demo’ album. It was around the time of »Sharpen Your Wits« during the time we had Nick Brown and John Burke in the band but while we still had Andy Millard on vocals. »Aftermath« collects about everything the band has ever recorded. There’s still the odd live bootleg and one or two other versions of these songs with other band members on – but, otherwise, that’s it. There were a couple of live recordings broadcast on the local radio station (Radio Hallam), including one supporting Saxon at Sheffield City Hall that would have been good to have now but they’ve just got lost over the years.” Quite out of the blue Geddes Axe received an invitation to play Brofest (UK) in 2016. For Martin Wilson this was the incentive to get back into shape: “Andy Barrott was approached about us doing it. I must admit, although a few people kept asking when we’d get back together, I never thought it’d happen. It’s essentially the Geddes Axe Mark 1 line-up: me, Andy Barrott and Andy Millard but with a couple of new musicians, namely Andy Ritson on bass and Craig Taylor on drums. Yes, we’re all really looking forward to it and are also going to do a private warm-up gig in Sheffield as part of the preparation. We’ll be sticking to the songs off the »Aftermath album for Brofest as we only have a limited amount of time. But in the future, who knows?” Record Label: High Roller Records Style: Metal