Protector - MisantrophyProtector are widely regarded as one of the most underrated outfits from the prolific German thrash death scene of the Eighties. Their debut EP "Misanthropy" from 1987 is a thorny gem of uncompromising thrash metal, raw and fast, and with a strong feel of evil blackness. This first official release laid the base for Protector's reputation as "Germany's most brutal band", as some people called them. Protector Really Some band from some far out place in

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gorgeous physicalinstrumentarium and deal with the enormous logistics of working with it

given that many are written on sketch paper (and possibly

orchestrator Isaac Raz and an ensemble over 20 musicians and singers on this sumptuous album

Captured in the school gymnasium

(Henry Daniell)

"Another lost musical treasure unearthed by the Everland-YU imprint

and inner bags featuring complete episode billings

Latin jazz by originators of current jazz-dance boom

brings all the angst and riffs without sacrificing earworm melodies

exploring new musical territories that John Cage would re-visit decades later

The Burning Field' is a unique ethnographic portrait of an environmental wasteland