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Vader formed in 1986, toiling around the European death and thrash circuit while releasing demos into the metal tape-trading circuit. Their 1990 demo Morbid Reich became a huge hit in the underground, leading to a record deal with Earache in 1992. This made them the first death metal band from behind the Iron Curtain to sign a record deal outside of their native Poland. The same year, they released The Ultimate Incantation, a large success in the metal underground. They toured with Bolt Thrower, Grave, Deicide, and many other bands to bring their live performances to American audiences. They left Earache the next year and released two more albums, Sothis (on Repulse Records) and The Darkest Age: Live '93 (on Baron Records). They tried to continue touring despite the declining popularity of death metal and the lack of a consistent recording contract. In 1995, they signed a deal with Impact Records, allowing them to maintain a regular album release schedule. Hammerheart Records released their Necrolust and Morbid Reich demos on CD in 1998, as the band was enjoying their biggest success up to that point with the archival release Reborn in Chaos. They also recorded a live album that year, a mini-album (Kingdom), a VHS video, and signed a new record deal with Metal Blade. By the time 1999 rolled around, the band was opening for Slayer and had their first headlining American tour. They released Litany in 2000 and Reign Forever World in 2001, both on Metal Blade, and continued their grueling touring schedule. Revelations arrived in 2002, followed by Beast in 2004, and Impressions in Blood in 2006. ~ Bradley Torreano, Rovi
Vader f**king rocks. Another great band from a dying era. The new hardcore music, just doesn't have the same punch that these guys had. Nothing compares to 90's era grindcore and death metal, nothing.
hell yes guys i usually get pissed at someones comment but you kids know whats up. the only thing ill say is metal is more relatable to jazz and classical. mainly because of composure. if you dont see it look again.
i love deathmetal blackmetal geners the best this is a truely good band of truely good musicians and rock gods of metal two horns up vader rocks i love vader give me some more vader rock on.
The Beast gets a bad rep all too often...a strong album in my opinion. Dark Transmission is brutal and gives a tempo change-up. Peter's vocals are throat-rending as well.
old man i know that's you willow and finally we agree on something. anyways i just heard their cover of Slayer's Silent Scream....pretty decent but i still think they should stick to their own stuff. just like when they did Kreator's Flag of Hate or Slayer's Raining Blood....those were no good...
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SIK, SIK, SIK.
;-(
Keep spreading the Hate!!
On the live in Japan record......
Damn......