SACRIFICE: First Three Albums To Be Re-Released On Vinyl

December 6, 2009

War On Music Records will re-release the first three albums from Canadian thrash legends SACRIFICE — "Torment in Fire" (1986),"Forward to Termination" (1987) and "Soldiers Of Misfortune" (1990) — on February 26, 2010. There are also plans to make the band's latest effort, "The Ones I Condemn", available as a gatefold LP.

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"The Ones I Condemn" will be released in Europe on January 22, 2010 via Cyclone Empire Records. The CD, which was made available in July via Brazil's Marquee Records, was recorded at Rouge Valley Studio in Toronto, Ontario with engineer Darius Szczepaniak, who has previously worked with I MOTHER EARTH, SUM 41 and EDWIN, among many others. Guest musicians on the album include Jed Simon (ZIMMERS HOLE, TENET, STRAPPING YOUNG LAD, ARMOROS),who "[laid] down a total whammy-bar barrage," and the band's old Scarborough metal comrade Dave Hewson (SLAUGHTER, STRAPPADO),who lent some guest vocals to "The Devil's Martyr".

"The Ones I Condemn" track listing:

01. We Will Prevail
02. The Ones I Condemn
03. Give Me Justice
04. The Great Wall
05. Tetragrammaton
06. Atrocity
07. Hiroshima
08. The Devil's Martyr (feat. Jed Simon and Dave Hewson)
09. Ultimate Power Corrupts
10. Desolation Alive
11. Soldiers Of Misfortune (live 2007) *

* European bonus track

The Canadian version of "The Ones I Condemn", featuring an exclusive bonus track — a cover of RUSH's "Athem" — is available in the USA through Relapse, Metal Haven Chicago, The End Records and Century Media mailorders.

Commented guitarist/vocalist Rob Urbinati: "Our recording process was real, so we didn't feel comfortable going too far into the digital realm for the cover. Our old friend, Kurt Bachman from BELIEVER, got us in touch with Michael 'Roz' Rosner, who does nothing but absolutely stunning work. Roz was into letting technology assist in creating art, not take over, and that is the same approach we take to music. Roz can make an image look beautiful, yet ugly; human yet inhuman; all awesome, unique imagery. The Eye Level studio team took our ideas and gave us a great cover."

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