50 LionsReported 2007
Time Is the Enemy: record background
50 Lions’ debut album Time Is the Enemy arrived through Resist Records in 2007, following the Byron Bay band’s earlier seven-inch and EP releases.
Read the background →FROM THE EARLIER PAGES
Record notes
Australian roots. International noise. Follow the bands, records and shows that shaped the earlier PyroMusic pages.
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Record notes
Albums that left a trail. Record backgrounds and listening questions from the earlier pages.
Black HarvestEarlier coverage
Mute: the original 2005 record review
The recovered PyroMusic page identifies Mute as Black Harvest’s independent 2005 album. Its six-track listing and review by Pyro resolve the earlier backlink-only record.
Read the background →GojiraEarlier coverage
From Mars to Sirius: record background
The archived PyroMusic review identifies From Mars to Sirius as Gojira’s 2005 album and credits Krozza. The official artist page confirms its twelve-track sequence.
Read the background →IEarlier coverage
Between Two Worlds: record background
I’s Between Two Worlds was originally released in 2006. The licensed Edged Circle edition credits Abbath, Ice Dale, Armagedda, TC King and lyricist Demonaz.
Read the background →SepulturaEarlier coverage
Morbid Visions / Bestial Devastation: the original retro-review record
The archived retro-review covers the combined Morbid Visions / Bestial Devastation release and is signed Spiritech. The album and EP belong to 1986 and 1985 respectively.
Read the background →Stuck MojoEarlier coverage
Southern Born Killers: the original PyroMusic review record
The archived PyroMusic review identifies Southern Born Killers as Stuck Mojo’s 2006 self-released album and credits Spiritech, resolving the title missing from the earlier note.
Read the background →Suicide SilenceEarlier coverage
The Cleansing: record background
The Cleansing is Suicide Silence’s 2007 debut for Century Media. The label’s later Ultimate Edition separates the original record from live recordings and rehearsal material.
Read the background →SwitchbladeEarlier coverage
Invictus Infinitum: the 2009 PyroMusic review record
The archived PyroMusic page identifies Switchblade review 1422 as Invictus Infinitum, a 2009 independent release reviewed by Goreripper.
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