The Lord Weird Slough Feg - Radical Man LP

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The Lord Weird Slough Feg - Radical Man LPThe Lord Weird Slough Feg frontman and main songwriter Mike Scalzi has self described the early 1990s as the most creative, most prolific period of Slough Feg songwriting. Nameless Grave Records is proud to announce Radical Man, a special anthology featuring some of the finest representations of that time period, including one unreleased song from 1997, six tracks that until now were exclusively available as bonus tracks on the long out of print first

This notion made me think back to the painting I had done

heavy metal was for dads that never outgrew their Saxon records

It is focused with laser precision upon a singular musical idea and goal: to create melodic death metal with a higher emphasis on the traditional death metal elements often neglected by so called melodic “death metal” bands

His back was red raw like chopped liver… it was their sense of humour

and forged with a heightened level of craftmanship

Having reformed in 2008 and with the 'Altar of Worship' recording lineup featuring Jonathan ‘Sealey’ Seale (Bass & Vocals)

a song from 1985 that was left to die only to be reanimated now into a bombastic overture of epic proportions

heavy and furious

Horrendous burst out of the gates in January 2012 and took the metal world by storm with their debut full-length

setting this demo apart from any forced retro nostalgia

Though still a fairly new band

the planned humble seven-inch grew into a menacing full-length

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