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Fatal Portrait is the debut album by Danish heavy metal band King Diamond. It was produced by Rune Hoyer and released in 1986 via Roadrunner Records.

Viogression’s debut is one of the great early 90’s Death Metal albums but it never got any bigger attention.

Music To Make War To is an effort to explore what living in a perpetual state of conflict means to humanity. It represents an attempt to find war in less conventional places and explain those findings through allegory and rock n' roll.

Limited LP Royal Blue vinyl Limited to 450 copies, complete with poster and lyric sheet

2nd pressing on black vinyl, limited to 250 copies, black promo sticker. Record labels have grey camouflage background, similar to the original Combat Records pressing. Includes triptych fold out cover, printed cardboard inner sleeve and poster.

At the beginning of 2018, MESSIAH had decided on an official reunion, and in the second band line-up in their time, the so-called "90's Noise albums" were created. As part of the successful reunion phase, the topic inevitably came to republish the albums from this phase. After clarification of the rights, this was finally possible. "PSYCHOMORPHIA" was first released as a demo tape by the band, recorded, and produced in the renowned Ebony studio in Wohlen / Switzerland. Later, as part of the release of the first longplayer "CHOIR OF HORRORS", the EP "PSYCHOMORPHIA" was released in advance as an introduction to the Metal community. The guitars were partially re-recorded and provided in the Sky-Trak Studio Berlin with a new mix and mastering.

Here the band melds dark psychedelia, haunting post-rock, Victorian and Gothic influences, progressive tendencies and classic heavy rock into one of the most unique sounds in the world. Bronze is more than just music; it teems with a dark sensuality and the simmering rage of people longing to feel; tearing themselves away from the modern dystopian nightmare at any cost. Epic tracks such as "Deviant Burials," "No Fun," "Rotten Memories," "Turn to Stone" and the haunting "Goodbye Then" are just part of the amazing onslaught Bronze contains.

Shortly after delivering their breakthrough album 'Nonagon Infinity', King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard hit San Francisco's The Independent for a wildly frenetic and meticulously executed set. One of their final club gigs, the Melbourne septet gave a breakneck performance that, "made every organ ache just right" (SF Weekly). 'Live In San Francisco '16' (ATO Records) captures an extraordinary moment in the band's history, a 13-song spectacular likely to leave every listener awestruck and adrenalized. Standard edition pressed on eco-friendly recycled vinyl in random colors.

On May 1st, King Diamond will release CD and LP versions of the classic albums 'The Eye and In Concert 1987 - Abigail ' via Metal Blade Records. The vinyl editions feature spined sleeves with an insert and download card; the CDs contain a mini-LP CD-insert with a small fold-out poster.