Anyone got their order yet????????

Immortalicide wrote:Anyone got their order yet????????

Ian was in Spain last week I know, not sure if he's back yet. I'll find out over the weekend.

The Digi pack version is now available in all stores through out the UK and Ireland, the vinyl will be another couple of weeks (Sorry for the delay)

Ian
www.underground-movement.net

any update on this vinyl release?

Should have the vinyl back from the pressing plant within the next 10 working days, sorry it's been doged with delays and setbacks, as soon as it's here, all pre-orders will be send before it's official release, cheers and beers and again sorry for the long delay

Ian
http://www.underground-movement.net

any update on this?

All pre orders will be in the post on Monday, sorry again for the delay, it was out of my control, so by the end of next week all should have their vinyl aditions in the post

Happy "Thrashing" New Year

Ian

I would like to order one as soon as I get paid. Good stuff.

I heard this, and thought most of the covers were pretty dire. Sol Axis, Sorrowfall and Darkest Era were decent though!

"Thrash & Burn" is now reviewed on Masterful Webzine...

http://masterful-magazine.com/recenzja_ ... je&id=2387


Review from Live4metal

http://www.live4metal.com/reviews-701.htm

http://www.live4metal.com


Review from Unbound zine

http://www.undoundzine.com/nr204.html

http://www.unboundzine.com

Wouter Roemers, editor ( http://www.masterful-magazine.com)





Review from ZERO TOLERENCE Issue Dec ’08
THRASH & BURN “An Irish tribute to Thrash”
This album has been a labour of love for compiler Ian Lawless, who has spent three years gathering covers of classic Thrash tracks by 15 Irish bands, and an interesting and enjoyable collection it is. There’s a nice cross-section of classic material present, with Slayer, Metallica, Megadeth, Kreator, Sepultura, Testament and Vio-lence all represented, though sadly no Exodus or Dark Angel. The many highlights include Viocosis’ version of Sacred Reich’s “The American way”, Sol Axis’ brutal “Raise the Dead” and Only Fumes & Corpses’ Punky version of D.R.I.’s “I don’t need society”, which wasn’t really Thrash but what the hell. Sorrowfall’s Thrash/BM/Metal core “Fade to Black”, however, is an aquired taste and not as good as there usual material, but although id doesn’t work foe me, it’s nice that not everything here is a straightforward cover. Good stuff weather or not you’re nostalgic for the ‘80s, and a reminder of how good some of these less-well known tracks are - a companion album with the original versions would kick ass!

Will Penfold 5
http://www.ztmag.com