Slayer - Show No MercyShow No Mercy is the debut studio crusher by American thrash metal masters Slayer, originally released on December 3, 1983, by Metal Blade Records. Almost five months before Metallica released Kill Em All, Metal Blade owner Brian Slagel saw Slayer open a show for Bitch at the Woodstock Theater in LA. Blown away, he asked the band if it would submit a track to his upcoming compilation album Metal Massacre III. They agreed and when he heard the song

as they were unable to congregate in the studio

the words breaking like light beams through clouds of atomized drums and synths

Frantix were never just hardcore

released on 21 February 2020 with Erased Tapes

As the These New Puritans canon has grown through the years

Don’t expect this to sound soft or slick because it isn’t

They feature in BAFTA winning director Kieran Evans’ recent Sky Arts documentary ‘Cold War Steve Meets The Outside World’

‰Û÷Pound for Pound‰۪ plays like the follow-through to the two Virgin Records

“Irresistible” - Consequence Of Sound

“We’ve done a lot more work together now and so have developed certain ways of working

Terror Twilight is Pavement's fifth proper studio album and perhaps their most confident effort to date

enveloping aesthetic of Pixies’ legendary early albums without feeling the need to recreate them