THE CENTURY FAMILY Releases 'Metal For The Masses Volume Four'

November 17, 2005

Continuing the highly successful "Metal for the Masses" series, the Century Family unseals "Metal for the Masses Volume Four", once again exclusive to Hot Topic locations nationwide. The two-disc compilation contains 40 tracks totaling over two hours of music. The artwork for "Volume Four" incorporates the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse to stunning effect and also depicts the album art for each featured artist within as well as additional artist and album information. "Volume Four" comes housed in a deluxe double digipak and is available now for a low, low price at all Hot Topic locations nationwide.

Started in 2003, "Metal for the Masses" has become The Century Family's largest-selling compilation series, replacing the budget-priced "Identity" series. The "Metal for the Masses" series is also one of Hot Topic's longest-running exclusive compilations. Selling well over 60,000 copies each, "Metal for the Masses" continues to disseminate the word of metal.

Disc One includes the following Century Media artists:

GOD FORBID
MANNTIS
DIECAST
BRAND NEW SIN
AGENTS OF MAN
SHADOWS FALL
ARCH ENEMY
THE HAUNTED
BEHEMOTH
OLD MAN’S CHILD
NAGLFAR
STRAPPING YOUNG LAD
NEVERMORE
EYES OF FIRE
INTO ETERNITY
CRYPTOPSY
WATCH THEM DIE
NAPALM DEATH
DESPISED ICON
IMMOLATION

Disc Two includes:

Nuclear Blast artists:

DIMMU BORGIR
SOILWORK
IN FLAMES
MESHUGGAH
BLEED THE SKY
DARKANE
MNEMIC
HYPOCRISY
EXODUS
CATHEDRAL

Liquor And Poker Music artists:

FIREBALL MINISTRY
NEBULA
THE HELLACOPTERS
THE ILLUMINATI
THE BLACK HALOS
CRASH KELLY
THE THIEVES
SCOTT REEDER
AMERICAN HEARTBREAK
BACKYARD BABIES

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