Lucifer Rising Records is proud to announce the reissue of Horror Music, the first volume of the historic anthology by Death SS, retracing the seminal early phase of the band's career.
Originally released in 1996, this landmark double LP marked a crucial turning point in the band's history. It was the first release born from the strategic collaboration between Steve Sylvester and Vittorio Lombardoni (Self Distribuzione). From that partnership, Lucifer Rising Records was established, launching an artistic and distribution alliance that has successfully continued for over thirty years.
Horror Music is far more than a compilation. It stands as a true chronological document covering the period 1977-1996, capturing the evolution of Death SS: from the occult and underground atmospheres of their early years to the full compositional maturity achieved in the mid-1990s.
This new edition has been carefully curated to preserve and enhance the refined gothic aesthetic that has always defined the band's identity. The release features elegant Pantone gold finishes and an 8-page maxi-booklet, including the original band history written by Italian journalist Beppe Riva.
All tracks have been newly remastered from the source materials, with the aim of refining and enhancing a work created three decades ago, while fully respecting its original sonic identity and restoring greater depth, clarity and overall cohesion to the listening experience.
The album will be released in all physical and online stores worldwide this Friday, 20 February. Link
Horror Music tracklist:
DISC 1
Side A
A1 – The Night Of The Witch
A2 – Profanation
A3 – Spiritualist Seance
A4 – Zombie
A5 – Terror
Side B
B1 – Murder Angels
B2 – Vampire
B3 – Horrible Eyes
B4 – Cursed Mama
B5 – Kings Of Evil
DISC 2
Side C
C1 – In The Darkness
C2 – The Mandrake Root
C3 – Where Have You Gone?
C4 – Baphomet
C5 – Inquisitor
Side D
D1 – Heavy Demons
D2 – Black And Violet
D3 – Chains Of Death
D4 – Black Mass
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