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16-page booklet. Incl 7 never before released songs, mastered/restored by Mike Wead (King Diamond/Mercyful Fate). Tracks 1-1 to 1-6: Songs from ‘PROMO 1992’, pre production Almost A Dance songs with Bart Smits on vocals. Tracks 1-7 to 2-6: Previously available on the first release of Downfall. Tracks 2-7 to 2-13: Live recordings 1990 - 1993.

CD version is limited to 500 copies.

This release features:
Tracks 1 to 3: 'Staccato Thrashio' Demo (1987).
Tracks 4 to 8: 'Claustrophobia' Demo (1990).
Tracks 9 to 14: 'Thoughts' Demo (1991).
Tracks 15 & 16: 2 Bonus Songs (1992).
 

'Divine Spiritual and Intellectual Development" is 1990 debut album by the Dutch thrash band Usurper, formed in 1985. The album their debut full-length release that features nine tracks, including "Egoistic Mind" and "Diseased Reality". Despite its ambitious title, the music is described by some as more of a straightforward, late-'80s thrash sound, the production, with its airy, powerful guitar tone and reverb-strong mixing gives it a timeless draw. The best late 80’s Dutch thrash bands were those that rapidly made the transition into a death/thrash hybrid, and then often into full on death metal. Pestilence, Thanatos, all need no introduction, but there were very few bands that stuck with the initial genre and met any kind of success. Usurper is a pretty rare find, a group that actually started off as a death metal act (they put out a demo as Sepulchral Death) and then evolved into a pure thrash act. All 3 demos, Sepulchral Death (considered as Usurper demo 1) demo 1 1986, Chants of Traducement Demo 2, 1987, Demo 3 from 1988 and full length Divine Spiritual and Intellectual Development are included on this massive double cd and double vinyl re-issue. The booklet contains rare and old pictures, flyers and posters. Extensive liner notes from Steven Willems (Rock Tribune, Streams of Ancient Wisdom: The History of Dutch Death And Extreme Metal).

Compilation CD that includes the only recorded stuff from this band from The Netherlands,2 demos recorded in 1990 and 1991 for true fans of Old European Death Metal.

Cult black death metal from the South of The Netherlands, formed in 1989. ‘Segruocs Lacitsaiselcce’ contains the bands second demo, the two official rehearsal demos and one special Asphyx related track. And featuring the classic line up of: Roel Sanders on drums (Asphyx, God Dethroned, Inhume), Guitars Ben Janssen (Inhume, ex-Asphyx), Bass & Vocals: Ron van de Pol (also featuring on Asphyx – Asphyx album from 1994). New cover art, remastered, Extensive liner notes from Steven Willems (Rock Tribune, Streams of Ancient Wisdom: The History of Dutch Death And Extreme Metal). Maybe most special is the track ‘Of Unsound Mind – Sectarianism‘ recorded at Woodhouse Studios where all Malignant members were to record Asphyx - Asphyx album (1994) and they recorded one Malignant track. All members were in Asphyx as well.

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attenzione, il super jewelcase è rotto e non verrà sostituito

Dischetto invece in buone condizioni

Pressed on transparent / white merge record. Side B contains no music but features a black screen print. Comes with a 2-page insert and a download card. Colors on final record may vary to a degree from the mock up.

Formed 1994 in Monaco, GODKILLER was the work of multi-instrumentalist Duke Satanaël, releasing a classic 1996 debut EP of haunted and anguished medieval Black Metal - "The Rebirth of the Middle Ages" - and 2 subsequent albums of cold Industrial Metal between 1998 and 2000 before going on indefinite hiatus.

Now issued by DMP on special 7" vinyl, superb standalone track 'The End of the World' was recorded in 1997 and featured on "In Decay We Trust Vol.1", a 1998 CD-only compilation issued by Avantgarde Music/Wounded Love Records.

Originally intended as a stylistic pointer towards the band's debut full-length, this raw, otherworldly and enthralling piece turned out to be GODKILLER's final contribution to the realm of pure Black Metal.

For those interested in the latest musical evolution of Duke Satanaël, be sure to check out the eerie post-Punk/goth-Electronica of his current project, A PRAYER FOR THE WORST.