This band of the NWOBHM-era was founded in 1974. This is their 1st album and it's hard to understand that they, in 6 years of playing together, couldn't make a better album than this. On the cover it looks like this is some kind of satanic heavy metal-band, but the music can actually only be described as hardrock with poor singing and some okey songs but very amateurish.

1)Ready to roll (7,0) An okey hardrocksong with a nice riff, rhythm and chorus.

2)The divine victim (4,5) Very strange dark and blurry production on this song that's not very good. Very amateurish.

3)Leaving Nadir (7,0) A long intro leading to a perfect slow riff and nice melody.

4)Gettin' heavy (2,0) Terrible! How can this have made it to an album? Super-amateurish.

5)Give 'em hell (7,5) A good hardrocker!

6)Into the ages of the ages (6,5) 9 minutes long and suddenly very progressive.

7)Pay now-love later (5,0)

Score: 5,64

Steve Bridges-vocals

Montalo-guitars

Andro Coulton-bass

Gra Scoresby-drums

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