In the heart of the Netherlands, a new sonic force has risen from the heavy metal underground. BLACKOUT, hailing from Zwolle, has unleashed their debut album, EVIL GAME, a 12-inch vinyl LP that's set to ignite the metal scene.
1984: A year of Metal Evolution
In a year where heavy metal is evolving at breakneck speed, BLACKOUT has entered the arena with a vengeance. EVIL GAME is a testament to the band's dedication to their craft, capturing the raw energy and aggression that defines the genre.
Speed and Power: A sonic assault
BLACKOUT doesn't hold back. EVIL GAME is a relentless barrage of speed and power, showcasing the band's technical prowess and songwriting skills. From the opening riff of the title track to the final fade-out, this album is a non-stop headbanger.
Dutch Metal Invasion
While the NWOBHM (New Wave of British Heavy Metal) has dominated the scene, BLACKOUT is proving that the Netherlands is a force to be reckoned with. EVIL GAME is a sonic declaration of the Dutch metal invasion.
Controversial Themes: Pushing the boundaries
BLACKOUT isn't afraid to push the boundaries. EVIL GAME delves into dark and controversial themes, exploring the depths of human nature and the struggles of society. The lyrics are thought-provoking and challenging, leaving a lasting impact.
The Production Team: Capturing the essence
EVIL GAME was produced by Ton van den Bremer, who skillfully captured the band's raw energy and power. The recording took place at the renowned Wisseloord Studios in Hilversum, Holland, with sound engineers John van Houten and Albert Boekholt ensuring the sonic fidelity of the album.
