Genre: Thrash Metal
Country: Sweden (Örebro)
Bitrate: 320kbps / 16-bit WAV
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1. Spectacle of Fear
2. ICE
3. D.F.H.
4. Injection-Overdoze
5. Another One
6. Visions of Terror
7. Trapped in Sibiria (Outro)
Rip from the extremly underrated private s/t MLP of FALLEN ANGEL released in 1991 [#UNI 2474]. Recorded & Mixed at Studio Eagle One in 1990. Engineered by Magnus "MB" Berggren, Niclas Windahl & Jonas Kuling. Cover artwork by Paavo Rosengren. Dedicated by Johan Bülow (vocals) to his father Jan Bülow. I believe it came with an lyrics sheet (at least some copies did). If someone have a scan of it please get in touch or just put a link for it in the comments, thanks!.
Line-up:
Johan Bülow - Vocals/Guitar/Jew's Harp
Matte Hedenborg - Bass/Vocals
Fredrik Linden - Drums
Joacim Persson - Lead/Aucustic Guitar/Vocals.
Roland "Rulle" Rosenqvist & P-O Larsson - Additional backing vocals
Fredrik Landh - Additional aucustic guitar on "Trapped in Sibiria"
Info:
Swedish thrash metal act FALLEN ANGEL was founded in Örebro in 1987. The band released two demos in the late 80s "Fallen Angel [Demo] (1988)" / "Hang Over [Demo] (1989)" and played all over the town at the same time. Jörgen Sigfridsson loved this band and made sure he got the rights to use the track "Etanolic Intoxication" from the "Hang Over" demo for a 4-track split vinyl single that he was going to release on his own Opinionate records. The single was released in 1990 and the same year the band went into the Eagle One studios to try out new material. Instead of putting out another demo the band decided to self finance a vinyl release. The end result is this self titled 7-track album (on some sites its named "Trapped In Sibiria").
By this time the band its loyal followers and they worked hard to get as many live gigs as possible. They opened up for CANDLEMASS at this time and it wouldn’t take long before labels were showing interest. The band finally signed to Massacre records but when their first full length album "Faith Falls" appeared in 1992 the band had lost its momentum and soon called it a day. Vocalist Johan Bülow would later record with one of Örebros finest acts WOLF.
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