Feel The Pain

Amulance

LP

269 kr

1989 US Metal

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Formed in 1984 in Chicago, Illinois, Amulance quickly carved a name in the Midwest metal scene with their electrifying live shows and a sound that fused traditional heavy metal with the burgeoning US power metal style. Feel the Pain, their debut full-length album, is a high-octane blend of speed, melody, and intensity, showcasing blistering riffs, soaring vocals from frontman Rik Baez, and a relentless rhythm section anchored by drummer Eric Wedow and bassist Tom Braddish. The album perfectly captures the gritty spirit of the late '80s underground metal scene, standing tall alongside bands like Metal Church, Omen, and Helstar. Though it flew under the radar for some, Feel the Pain has become a sought-after treasure among collectors of classic US metal.

This exclusive reissue, crafted with the band’s full involvement, has been carefully remastered from the best available analog sources, ensuring every sharp riff, thunderous drum fill, and commanding vocal shines with maximum clarity and power. Featuring standout tracks like "Black Moon Rising," "Feel the Pain," and "Holocaust," the album remains as exhilarating today as it was in 1989, embodying Amulance’s signature mix of melody and aggression. The reissue also includes refreshed artwork and liner notes, providing fans with deeper insight into Amulance’s legacy and the making of this iconic album.

An essential addition to any heavy metal collection, this "Feel the Pain" reissue brings Amulance’s ferocious sound back to life for longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Limited to 250 copies on transparent red vinyl. This edition includes:
• 350g high-gloss cardboard cover
• Insert with liner notes, rare photos and lyrics
• A3 poster

Tracklist
A1. Holocaust
A2. Schizophrenia
A3. Violent Victory
A4. Witch's Sin
A5. Feel The Pain
B1. Black Moon Rising
B2. Shark Attack
B3. Death Wish
B4. 7th Son

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