Organizers of the upcoming Chilean Tribute To 80s Heavy Metal have issued the following update:

“Here is the first trailer advance with the first songs by the Chilean masters of Aberracion ("Heavy Metal Warriors", Pain cover), Evil Fire ("Deseando Destruir y Matar", V8 cover), Witchblade ("You're A Liar", Raven cover) and Vastator ("Rock You To Hell", Grim Reaper cover).”

“Also a snapshot video with Mr. Steve Grimmett from Grim Reaper finishing their sessions recordings for the collaboration with Vastator can be seen below.”

More news coming soon. Last days of crowdfunding at this location.

Bands/songs to appear include:

• Iron Spell - “Fight For Rock" (originally by Warlock from the album True As Steel, 1986)
• Battlerage - "Heavy Metal Attack" (originally by Griffin from the album Flight Of The Griffin, 1984)
• Caterina Nix - "Slaves Of The World" (originally by Warbride from the album Demo 1988)
• Thunder Lord - "Diamonds Of The Black Chest" (originally by Running Wild from the album Under Jolly Roger, 1987)
• Resilience - "Forgotten Heroes" (originally by Cloven Hoop from the album A Sultan's Ransom, 1989)
• Eternal Thirst - "Free For All" (originally by Tyrant from the album Mean Machine, 1984
• Vastator - "Rock You To Hell" (originally by Grim Reaper from the album Rock You To Hell, 1987)
• Abstract Symphony - "Jet To Jet" (originally by Alcatrazz from the album No Parole From Rock ’N’ Roll, 1983)
• Dewok - "Barón Rojo" (originally by Baron Rojo from the album Larga Vida al Rock And Roll, 1981)
• Steel Rage - "Johnny's Back" (originally by Riot from the album Thunder Steel, 1988)
• Witchblade - "You're A Liar" (originally by Raven from the album Life's A Bitch, 1987)
• 4estigma - "Hall Of The Mountain King" (originally by Savatage from the album Hall Of The Mountain King, 1987)
• Mortal Whisper - "See How It Flies” (originally by Gotham City from the album The Unknown, 1984)
• Deathsvn - "Daybreak Ecstasy" (originally by Heavy Load from the album Death Or Glory, 1982)
• Fire Evil - "Deseando Destruir y Matar" (originally by V8 from the album Un Paso más en la Batalla, 1985)