Description

First ever cd release. Features the Call Your Name single as bonus tracks. Limited 500 copies

Eads Down – See You At The End, it’s the second effort from Surrey/UK band, Seducer. This album originally came up in 1986 and it’s a high energy rocker, criminally overlooked and underrated. Seducer were a prolific NWOBHM act on the UK club scene who formed in Addlestone, Weybridge in Surrey in 1981. The band debuted in 1983 with the Call Your Name 7″ on Sticky Records. The band were also featured on Mausoleum Records Metal Prisoners compilation LP later that same year. 1984 saw Seducer releasing a four song EP entitled Indecent Exposure through Thunderbolt Records. Prior to recording 1985’s debut album Caught In The Act, Seducer enrolled former Chinatown bassist Dave Mandy to replace Phil Smith who would later form Thee Hypnotics. In 1986 Seducer released their second and final album, ‘eads Down…See You At The End, on Stud Records. Drummer Tim Haywood departed in August 1987 to form Panik Attack but sadly died prematurely a few years later, and does not appear on the 1991 Panik Attak 7. Seducer replaced Haywood on the drum stool with Dave Sutherland. In late 1987 Sutherland was badly injured in a car crash, forcing the group into cancelling a series of gigs, which, along with record company problems, ultimately led to the band’s dissolution as they struggled to regain their momentum.

Track list:
1. Hailsham
2. Storm
3. Liar
4. The Haunting
5. The Rocker
6. No Contract
7. Problems
8. Conditions
9. Prostitute
10. Die Yer Bastard
11. Arena
12. Call Your Name-1983 single
13. Survivor-1983 single