- Limited Edition pressed on Red Coloured Vinyl
Oi, you! GRIM REAPER's 'Fear No Evil' ain't just music, it's a bloody declaration. Limited edition, pressed on red vinyl like the devil's own jukebox. This ain't for the faint of heart, it's for those who like their metal loud, fast, and with a side of British wit. Grab this, or regret it for eternity... and nobody wants to be a sad ghost, eh?
The album "Fear No Evil" by the British Heavy Metal band Grim Reaper is a powerful testament to the band's musical prowess and their ability to captivate audiences with their intense and dark sound. Released as a Limited Edition on Red Coloured vinyl, this album holds a special place in the hearts of metal enthusiasts and collectors alike.
The NWOBHM (New Wave of British Heavy Metal) movement in the late 1970s and early 1980s brought forth a wave of talented bands that revitalized the genre and cemented its place in the world of rock history. Grim Reaper emerged during this era, forging their own unique sound and making a name for themselves with their distinctive brand of heavy metal.
"Fear No Evil", as the band's second studio album, showcases Grim Reaper's growth and evolution since their debut release. Produced by Darryl Johnston and recorded at Ebony Studio in Hull, England, the album perfectly captures the band's raw energy and powerful performance. The sound engineering expertise of Darryl Johnston shines through in the album's production, ensuring that each instrument and vocal track resonates with clarity and intensity.
The mastering of "Fear No Evil" was entrusted to Howie Weinberg at Masterdisk, a mastering engineer known for his work with renowned artists in the rock and metal genres. Weinberg's expertise in refining the sound and ensuring optimal audio quality adds an extra layer of polish to the album, enhancing the listening experience for fans.
The album cover design by Kim Seabourne complements the music perfectly, visually capturing the dark and ominous themes that Grim Reaper explores in their lyrics. The combination of the red-colored vinyl and the captivating artwork creates a striking visual representation of the band's music and their commitment to delivering a complete sensory experience to their listeners.
"Fear No Evil" features a collection of powerful and memorable tracks that showcase Grim Reaper's musical prowess and their ability to create a haunting atmosphere. From the aggressive and thunderous opening track "Fear No Evil" to the melodic and emotionally charged "Lust for Freedom", the album takes listeners on a journey through the darkest corners of the human psyche.
The title track, "Fear No Evil", serves as a defiant anthem against the forces that seek to oppress and control. With its driving rhythm section, blistering guitar solos, and frontman Steve Grimmett's powerful vocals, the song encapsulates the spirit of the band and their determination to rise above adversity.
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Album Fact Sheet: GRIM REAPER – Fear No Evil |
Music Genre: NWOBHM Heavy Metal |
Album Production information:The album: "GRIM REAPER – Fear No Evil" was produced by: Darryl Johnston Darryl Johnston, a key figure in the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM), founded Ebony Records in 1982, providing a platform for emerging metal bands. His work with artists like Grim Reaper and Chateaux helped shape the genre. Though he left the industry in 1987, his impact endures. Learn more about his legacy.
Sound/Recording Engineer(s): Darryl Johnston This album was recorded at: Ebony Studio, Hull, England Mastered by Howie Weinberg at Masterdisk Howie Weinberg is a renowned mastering engineer whose work has defined the sound of countless legendary albums. With over 200 Gold and Platinum records, he has mastered classics from Metallica, Nirvana, and Slayer, shaping the sonic landscape of rock and metal. His expertise continues to influence generations of musicians. Learn more in the full biography.
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Album cover design: Kim Seabourne |
Record Company / Catalog number / Label:Steamhammer – SPV 266301 LP |
Record Format: 12" Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record Total Album (Cover+Record) Weight: 230 gram |
Year & Country:2013 Germany |
Personnel/Band Members and Musicians on: GRIM REAPER – Fear No Evil |
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Complete Track-listing of the album "GRIM REAPER – Fear No Evil" |
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Ebony EBON 32, 1985 | Steamhammer – SPV 266301 LP, 2013, Germany
Grim Reaper's 1985 release "Fear No Evil" is a heavy metal classic showcasing the band's hard-edged sound and powerful vocals. Originally released on Ebony Records, this album cemented Grim Reaper's status in the metal genre. The 2013 Steamhammer reissue on red vinyl brought new life to this NWOBHM gem, reflecting the band's raw energy and dynamic performance.
RCA PL86250, 1987, Germany | RCA Victor – 6250-1-R, 1987, USA
"Rock You To Hell", Grim Reaper’s third and final studio album, was released in 1987 at a crucial time for heavy metal. The NWOBHM movement had taken full force, with Iron Maiden leading the charge. Hailing from Droitwich, Grim Reaper carved out their place in the scene with high-pitched vocals, driving riffs, and anthemic choruses. The German release under RCA and the American edition via RCA Victor brought their thunderous sound to an international audience.
RCA Victor NFL1-8038 , 1984 , USA
Produced by Max Norman, a man who knew his way around a metal mix (having worked with Ozzy Osbourne), "See You In Hell" was a sonic upgrade from the raw debut. Recorded at the legendary Rockfield Studios in Wales (where Queen laid down "Bohemian Rhapsody"), the album had a crisper sound,