News: H.O.F Compilation - Review by LOUD Magazine

Hello to all readers!!!

Last year in December 29 the Webzine and Promoter Hell on Fire released the first compilation including 30 bands from several countries, by this way not revealing much more because you can find everything about this compilation right here at the H.O.F blog in the news section, i leave below the review of this compilation made by the portuguese Magazine Loud!!!

Horns High!!!


"The meaning of this compilation is to"promote bands all around the world, with or without label" . And it's indeed what we've found in this 2 cd's of "Hell On Fire - 30 Bands Unleashed Vol.1", for much different that it might sound to have Agathodaimon - that already release 4 albuns through the Nuclear Blast label - side by our Waterland, that reveal themselves with 1 demo, no long ago. The others 50% of the bands included in this selection are portuguese, with special mention to Simbiose, W.A.K.O., Process Of Guilt and Oblique Rain, all of them with recognized releases in here included with themes that represent their potential. In the international side of this compilation created by the webzine Hell On Fire, we found as well the non less recognized Obscurity from Germany, Pandemonium from Sweden and Ashent from Italy. Among others we also find the bulgarians Mystica and the greeks Custom Made Noise, as well the portuguese bands Seven Stitches, Equaleft and Gwydion, in case you haven't know their sonority. Requiem Laus, Soulriver, Crushing Sun, Unbridled, Amphitryon and K626 are other names included in this way of promoting. Beeing a CD-R it's not possible to find it in the usual music stores, so , and by that go to www.myspace.com/hellonfireportugal (or here), place located in the city of Braga were you can read interviews with this and other bands and reviews concerning to the underground world and not only."[/]N.S


Hell on Fire would specially like to thanx to all the readers and to Nuclear Blast for being so kind and professional people in this hard field!!!



By: Nightshade

Loud Magazine
http://loud.weblog.com.pt