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Warlord -The Hunt For Damien lp

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Black vinyl with insert.

Legendary US Metal band Warlord was formed in 1981 by Mark Zonder and William J. Tsamis. One year later, in 1982, the song Lucifer’s Hammer (based on a novel by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle) appeared on the prestigious compilation album Metal Massacre II. This resulted in a deal with Metal Blade Records, with Warlord recording their debut mini-album. Deliver Us was released in 1983 and is today considered as the blueprint for what was later to be called Epic Metal. Deliver Us was followed by And The Cannons Of Destruction Have Begun in 1984. After a long hiatus, Rising Out Of The Ashes appeared as the comeback album for Warlord in 2002, while it took another eleven years for the follow-up The Holy Empire to see the light of day in 2013. The Holy Empire would remain the last Warlord studio album with all new material, as William J. Tsamis sadly passed away on 13th of May 2021 at the age of 60. However, there was one more Warlord album released, namely The Hunt For Damien in 2015. It featured Greek vocalist Nicholas Leptos (also active with Astronomikon, Prodigal Earth, Gangland and Diphteria), who had been with the band since 2013. The Hunt For Damien includes nine re-recordings of Warlord classics, namely Child Of The Damned, Winter Tears, Black Mass, Lucifer’s Hammer, Mrs. Victoria, Lost And Lonely Days, Battle Of The Living Dead, Winds Of Thor and Night Of The Fury. The new vocals were produced and engineered at Play On Ten Studio in Nicosia, Cyprus, where Nicholas Leptos lived at the time. Alongside William J. Tsamis and Mark Zonder on drums it was Philip Bynoe playing bass.

Track list:
1. Child Of The Damned
2. Winter Tears
3. Black Mass
4. Lucifers Hammer
5. Mrs Victoria
6. Lost And Lonely Days
7. Battle Of The Living Dead
8. Winds Of Thor
9. Night Of The Fury

Additional information

Label

High Roller Records

Release Year

Catalogue Number

HRR 869