Hey, how come Europe doesn't get physical copies of the album?

Written by Nemo Atkins on 23.07.2013 at 19:03

Hey, how come Europe doesn't get physical copies of the album?

I really doubt that there won't be a physical release in Europe since the label Earache is of course EUropean.

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 23.07.2013 at 19:11

Written by Nemo Atkins on 23.07.2013 at 19:03

Hey, how come Europe doesn't get physical copies of the album?

I really doubt that there won't be a physical release in Europe since the label Earache is of course EUropean.

It says "Released in Europe only in digital formats" here.

Ya that's really odd.

Written by Nemo Atkins on 23.07.2013 at 19:18

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 23.07.2013 at 19:11

Written by Nemo Atkins on 23.07.2013 at 19:03

Hey, how come Europe doesn't get physical copies of the album?

I really doubt that there won't be a physical release in Europe since the label Earache is of course EUropean.

It says "Released in Europe only in digital formats" here.

Yes, I see it here but not on the band's site.

But on Earche's sit it says it will ONLY be released in digital form, so NOT only in Europe but all over the place.

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 23.07.2013 at 19:32

Written by Nemo Atkins on 23.07.2013 at 19:18

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 23.07.2013 at 19:11

Written by Nemo Atkins on 23.07.2013 at 19:03

Hey, how come Europe doesn't get physical copies of the album?

I really doubt that there won't be a physical release in Europe since the label Earache is of course EUropean.

It says "Released in Europe only in digital formats" here.

Yes, I see it here but not on the band's site.

But on Earche's sit it says it will ONLY be released in digital form, so NOT only in Europe but all over the place.

I didn't know about Earache's site saying that. Although Century Media's distribution site are offering a CD version of the album (I've just checked), so I'm still pretty sure the USA is getting a CD release.

Written by Nemo Atkins on 23.07.2013 at 19:46


I didn't know about Earache's site saying that. Although Century Media's distribution site are offering a CD version of the album (I've just checked), so I'm still pretty sure the USA is getting a CD release.

weird, that doesn't make sense that Earache would distribute their cd in the US through Century Media (which handles their distribution there) and not in Europe.
Looking at the announcement it could also mean that it will be available first as digital only release and later will be released in physical form.

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 23.07.2013 at 20:58

Written by Nemo Atkins on 23.07.2013 at 19:46


I didn't know about Earache's site saying that. Although Century Media's distribution site are offering a CD version of the album (I've just checked), so I'm still pretty sure the USA is getting a CD release.

weird, that doesn't make sense that Earache would distribute their cd in the US through Century Media (which handles their distribution there) and not in Europe.
Looking at the announcement it could also mean that it will be available first as digital only release and later will be released in physical form.

I really hope it does mean that, since I prefer physical copies of albums over digital ones.

Epic old school thrash metal made in nodawadays, whit more HM type of vocals not harsh or growlish, I like this band and album
If I wiuld free all day I would listen it often, but now seems I will put it to buy list

eddit relised in europoe digitaly formaths, well it will be easier to download

EDDIT2:
Rainmaiker - last ending part , old man take a look at my life ... not like you
it was from Neil Young song

To Diamond Plate:

Bros, do you even Thrash?

Listened to it just now and all I can say is "not good, not good at all. even step down from the debut."

Was very much looking forward to this, finally got a chance to give it a "proper listen" last night, and I'm sadly disappointed. The music is great, love the music...but that new vocalist is trying so hard to sound thrash it kills the experience.

Written by psykometal on 29.08.2013 at 16:54

The music is great, love the music...but that new vocalist is trying so hard to sound thrash it kills the experience.

My thought exactly.

Vox is terribly off on this "could-be-a-great" record.

The more progressive, gradual songs on here hint at very early Meshuggah, but it's when the band go into thrashier territory that they fail miserably. Thankfully, 'Still dreaming', 'Rainmaker' and 'Persistence of memory' fare so much better.