Open Grave

A man wakes up in the wilderness, in a pit full of dead bodies, with no memory and must determine if the murderer is one of the strangers who rescued him, or if he himself is the killer.

Full length debut album by AT THE GRAVE – featuring members of ILLDISPOSED, DAWN OF DEMISE and PANZERCHRIST. Considered to be one of Denmark's most brutal lineups, AT THE GRAVE combines the forceful powers of several experienced death metal musicians. All of them have written, recorded and released albums on big internationally renowned labels as well as played in front of thousands of people, both in- and outside Denmark. AT THE GRAVE embodies classic death metal as well as fast brutal death metal which at any time can be unleashed with great accuracy onstage.

Grave Digger have been an integral part of the German heavy metal scene for over 4 decades. Chris Boltendahl, Axel Ritt, Jens Becker and Marcus Kniep are not only a fixture in the live area, they also regularly deliver high-quality heavy metal albums. On their latest album "Symbol Of Eternity" they continue to spin the story of the Crusaders… after dealing with it on the album "Knights of the Cross" they are now devoting themselves again to the legendary history of the Templars. Razor-sharp riffs, opulent choir arrangements and the distinctive voice of Chris Boltendahl are components of Grave Digger's new work. All the hallmarks that have characterized the band for 4 decades are continued on the new album and make "Symbol Of Eternity" an original and heavy album.

John D. Loudermilk - The Open Mind Of John D. Loudermilk (1969) {Omni Records OMNI-105, Reissued & Expanded 2006}
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Rock / Nashville Sound / Psychedelic Country Rock / Psyche-Pop / Singer-Songwriter

Best known as a stellar songwriter (Tobacco Road, Indian eservation, This Little Bird, Break My Mind etc etc, ad infinitum!!!) John D. Loudermilk was also an accomplished, inspiring singer-songwriter before the term even existed. The Open Mind of John D. Loudermilk is his 1969 psychedelic Nashville opus! Sitars blaze and otherworldly voices rail on the opening cut Goin' To Hell On A Sled, but this is no mere wigged-out cash-in record. With a palette ranging from the gentle organ tones of Laura, to the striking relevance of The Jones' and Peace of Heart, few records of such wit, compassion and intelligence have ever been committed to tape.