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On this day December 16 1986 Live?!*@Like a Suicide by Guns N Roses was released and introduced listeners to the raw, aggressive sound that would soon define the band’s rise in rock music. The EP featured high energy performances, gritty vocals, and a live club atmosphere that captured the...
On this day December 8 1987 I'm the Man by Anthrax was released and showcased the band’s bold fusion of thrash metal energy with comedic hip hop influenced elements. The EP featured aggressive riffs, fast pacing, and a playful attitude that highlighted the band’s willingness to experiment beyond...
On this day December 5 1983 Balls to the Wall was released and marked a defining moment for Accept as they delivered one of the most powerful heavy metal albums of the decade. The record featured driving riffs, commanding vocals, and a bold sound that helped push European metal further into...
On this day December 3 1983 Slayer released the album Show No Mercy. The record marked the band’s explosive debut and helped ignite the rise of thrash metal in the early 80s. Its fast riffs, aggressive rhythm work, and relentless intensity introduced a new level of speed and heaviness that...
On this day December 1 1989 Savatage released the album Gutter Ballet. The record marked a major turning point for the band as they introduced dramatic piano elements, orchestral touches, and a more theatrical approach that pushed their sound far beyond traditional metal. Its powerful mix of...
On this day December 1 1987 Sodom released the album Persecution Mania. The record marked a defining moment for the band as they embraced a sharper, faster, and more focused thrash metal sound that set a new standard for German metal in the late 80s. Its intense riffs, driving tempos, and raw...
On this day November 27 1987 W.A.S.P. released the album Live... In the Raw. The record delivered the band’s fierce concert power with a sound built on heavy riffs, raw vocals, and the intense stage energy that defined their reputation in the 80s metal scene. Its aggressive tone and unpolished...
On this day November 27 1982 Ozzy Osbourne released the live album Speak of the Devil. The record delivered a powerful collection of performances that captured his intense stage presence and the raw energy that defined his early 80s era. Its heavy sound, driving guitar work, and commanding...
On this day November 23 1988 Candlemass released the album Ancient Dreams. The record delivered a heavy and dramatic sound built on deep riffs, powerful atmosphere, and the signature epic style that defined the band’s influence on doom metal. Its blend of slow burning intensity and grand melodic...
On this day November 18 1988 Manowar released the album Kings of Metal. The record delivered a powerful and commanding sound that captured the intensity and grandeur the band had become known for throughout the decade. Its anthems, thunderous riffs, and larger than life themes reflected the bold...
On this day November 10 1986, Brazilian metal band Sepultura released their debut full length album Morbid Visions, a ferocious and unpolished record that marked the birth of one of metal’s most influential bands. Recorded on a small budget in their hometown of Belo Horizonte, the album captured...
On this day November 10 1986, progressive metal band Fates Warning released Awaken the Guardian, a landmark album that helped shape the sound of technical and atmospheric metal for years to come. It was the band’s third studio release and the final one to feature original vocalist John Arch...
On this day November 9 1985, Twisted Sister released their fourth studio album Come Out and Play, following the massive success of their breakthrough Stay Hungry. The album saw the band pushing their theatrical style even further, combining their signature hard rock energy with a polished...
On this day November 9 1985, W.A.S.P released their second studio album The Last Command, an explosive follow up that cemented the band’s place as one of the leading forces in 80s heavy metal. Led by the charismatic and controversial Blackie Lawless, the album continued the group’s blend of raw...
On this day November 9 1985, Canadian hard rock band Helix released their fifth studio album Long Way to Heaven, continuing their steady rise through the 1980s rock scene. Fronted by vocalist Brian Vollmer, the band combined powerful riffs, melodic hooks, and an unapologetic party spirit that...
On this day November 9 1987, Swedish metal band Candlemass released their second studio album Nightfall, a monumental record that helped define the sound and atmosphere of epic doom metal. Building on the foundation of their debut Epicus Doomicus Metallicus, the band expanded their vision with...
On this day November 8 1988, the American thrash metal band Realm released their debut album Endless War, an explosive record that combined technical precision with raw energy. Hailing from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Realm brought a unique sound to the metal scene by blending intricate guitar work...
On this day November 8 1980, Motörhead released their fourth studio album Ace of Spades, a record that became one of the defining landmarks in heavy metal history. Led by the unmistakable Lemmy Kilmister, the British trio delivered a sound that was faster, louder, and more aggressive than almost...
On this day November 7 1981, Ozzy Osbourne released Diary Of A Madman, his second solo studio album and one of the most iconic metal records of the decade. The album built on the success of Blizzard Of Ozz, pushing Ozzy’s sound into darker, more theatrical territory while solidifying his status...
On this day November 7 1987, Venom released Calm Before The Storm, their fifth studio album and a turning point in the band’s evolution. Known for pioneering extreme metal, Venom shifted toward a cleaner sound on this record while still maintaining their aggressive energy and dark themes.
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