Metal Mind Productions will re-release selected albums by Benediction and Candlemass on November, 17th in Europe and January, 13th in North America (via MVD). All albums are re-released on Golden Discs, limited and numerated to 2000 copies. Details can be found below:

 

 

Benediction’s Grind Bastard

England's death metal band number 1 in their unbelievably furious fifth studio album from 1998. The last album by the grand masters of the genre to feature the outstanding vocals of Dave Ingram, who'd been the voice of Benediction since Barney Greenway's departure back in 1990. More brutal, aggressive and faster than anything they'd recorded before, this

is an album that rightfully claimed its place among the best releases the genre ever produced.

Tracklist:

“Deadfall”
“Agonised”
“West of Hell”
“Magnificat”
“Nervebomb"

“Grind Bastard”
“Shadow World”
“The Bodiless”
“Carcinoma Angel”
“We The Freed”
“Destroyer”
“I”
“We Are The League” (bonus track)

 

 

Benediction’s Organised Chaos

The first Benediction album recorded after the departure of Dave Ingram from the band in 1998, showcasing the staggering vocal prowess of the new singer Dave Hunt (of Anaal Nathrakh fame). Produced by Andy Sneap, full of uncontrollable raw energy, and boasting amazing, powerful and modern sound, this album will make any death metal fan crave for more!

Tracklist:

“Suicide Rebellion”
“Stigmata”
“Suffering Feeds Me”
“Diary of a Killer”
“The Temple of Set”
“Nothing on the Inside”
“Easy Way to Die”
“Don't Look in the Mirror”
“This Graveyard Earth”
“Charon”
“I Am The Disease”
“Organised Chaos”

 

 

Benediction’s Killing Music

The second Benediction album recorded after the departure of Dave Ingram from the band in 1998, showcasing the staggering vocal prowess of the new singer Dave Hunt (of Anaal Nathrakh fame). Featuring an array of guests - such as Jock (GBH), Karl Willets (Bolt Thrower), Kelly Shaefer (Atheist), Billy Gould (Faith No More), and The Fog (Frost) - and produced by Anaal Nathrakh's Mike Kenney, Killing Music features dark, raw, and uncompromising music that will leave no one in doubt that Benediction

still stand strong at the very forefront of the death metal scene.

Tracklist:

“Intro”
“The Grey Man”
“Controlopolis (Rats in the Mask)”
“Killing Music”
“They Must Die Screaming”
“Dripping With Disgust”
“Wrath and Regret”
“As Her Skin Weeps”
“Cold, Deathless, Unrepentant”
“Immaculate Facade”
“Burying the Hatchet”
“Beg, You Dogs”
“Seeing Through My Eyes’ (Broken Bones cover song)

“Largactyl” (Amebix cover song)

 

 

Candlemass’ Candlemass

Released in 2005, after the rejoining of the band by Messiah Marcolin, absent from its musical career since 1990, "Candlemass" shows the band at their very best. It also constitutes a

mind-blowing reminder of what doom is all about, which won the band a Swedish Grammy award in 2005. An absolute must for all Candlemass and doom metal fans alike!

Tracklist:

“Black Dwarf”
“Seven Silver Keys”
“Assassin Of The Light”
“Copernicus”

‘The Man Who Fell From The Sky”

“Witches”
“Born in A Tank”
“Spellbreaker”
“The Day And The Night”

 

 

Candlemass’ Lucifer Rising

An over 70-minute long EP of the hugely successful unquestionable kings of epic doom metal. Released in 2008, a year after the release of King Of The Grey Islands, their first album to feature the vocal talent of Robert Lowe (Solitude Aeturnus), Lucifer Rising EP contains two brand new tracks, a re-recorded version (with Lowe on vocals) of "Demons

Gate", and a selection of songs performed in Athens during the band's 2007 European tour, testifying to their ultimate mastery of the genre.

Tracklist:

“Lucifer Rising”
“White God”
“Demons Gate”

“At the Gallows End” (live)

“Solitude” (live)

“Emperor of the Void” (live)

“Devil Seed’ (live)

“Mirror Mirror” (live)

“Under the Oak” (live)

“Of Stars and Smoke’ (live)

“Black Dwarf” (live)

“Samarithan” (live)