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Martyr : Fear The Universe
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80's metal with a modern groove
Genre: Metal/Punk: 80's Metal
Release Date: 2009
Fear The Universe Record Label: Rusty Cage Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
The Most Evil 3:47 Album Only
Fear 4:33 Album Only
Different Kind Of Rain 4:45 Album Only
Take Me Home 5:29 Album Only
Eaten Alive 4:09 Album Only
For The Universe - Theme 1:27 Album Only
Speed Of Samurai 4:51 Album Only
The Eibon 4:32 Album Only
Four Walls 4:15 Album Only
The Awakening 6:04 Album Only
Black Sun 4:41 Album Only
For The Universe - Requiem 2:17 Album Only
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Album Notes

During the five years that Martyr was alive and kicking (1982-1987), the band released two albums that are considered cult in the Metal scene today. ‘For The Universe’ (1985) and ‘Darkness At Time’s Edge’ (1986) are classic Metal, a delight for those who love strong melodies, speedy riffs and a high level of technicality.

In those years, Martyr appeared on compilation albums from Roadrunner and Metal Blade, was voted Holland’s best new Metal band in Aardschok magazine, has toured with several international acts and appeared on Sky Channel’s Monsters Of Rock.

Martyr disbanded in 1989, but reunited in 2001 to play the Heavy Metal Maniacs festival. Four years later, the band revived almost the complete 1982 lineup to play the Headbangers Open Air and Keep It True festivals. The flame has been burning again and the band continued to play live ever since.

February 2009 will see the first new Martyr release in almost 25 years. That’s when the new EP ‘Fear’ will be coupled with a re-release of the classic ‘For The Universe’ album as a double digipack entitled ‘Fear The Universe’. The fans have already applauded some of the new songs while the band was touring Europe with American Shock Rockers Lizzy Borden.

Now is the chance for everyone to welcome the new awakening of Martyr.

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