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OPPRESSOR: 'The Solstice Of Agony And Corrosion' Compilation Due In November - Sep. 19, 2009
Mortal Music and MVD Audio have set a November 3 release date for a new compilation from OPPRESSOR entitled "The Solstice of Agony and Corrosion".

Despite being listed as an influence by such renowned metal acts as GOD FORBID and SHADOWS FALL, the Chicago, Illinois-based OPPRESSOR largely fell under the metallic radar during their years as an active band (1991-1999). But now, ten years after they ceased to be, highlights from all three of OPPRESSOR's studio albums will be highlighted on the forthcoming fourteen-track compilation.

Since all of the group's albums have been long out of print, this set will come in handy for admirers of underground and extreme metal. And in addition to album highlights, included are hard-to-find death metal readings of MÖTLEY CRÜE and OZZY OSBOURNE classics ("Looks That Kill" and "Over the Mountain", respectively). The set has been re-mastered by renowned DEATH guitarist James Murphy, and also includes a bonus DVD of live footage and interviews, as well as packaging chock full of rare photos and artwork.

"The Solstice of Agony and Corrosion" track listing:

01. Sea of Tears
02. Gone
03. Kingdom of the Dead
04. I Despise
05. Seasons
06. Rotted Paradise
07. Valley of Thorns
08. In Malice I Breathe
09. Eclipse Into Eternity
10. Upon The Uncreation
11. And The Angels Fell (The Suffering)
12. Carnal Voyage
13. Looks That Kill (MÖTLEY CRÜE cover)
14. Over The Mountain (OZZY OSBOURNE cover)

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COMMENT | Never thought I'd see this...
posted by : thedude1
9/19/2009 9:46:43 AM

.. but knowing my luck, Soil will continue churning out whatever the hell they're churning out, and the brilliant technical death metal I heard on Elements of Corrosion will remain a memory.

COMMENT | European Oppression Live
posted by : MetalMartyr.com
9/19/2009 10:27:29 AM

is the only album I've ever been able to find.

COMMENT | metalmartyr
posted by : thedude1
9/19/2009 12:50:10 PM

Sellers on Amazon actually have used copied of all of their discs available right now :)

COMMENT | WOW
posted by : killabilla
9/20/2009 8:25:06 AM

I interviewed this band back in 1992, for an underground fanzine. I got a copy from them of their demo(right before they signed with Red Light) and still have it! VERY RAW/BRUTAL SHIT from back then! Then I reviewed their first album....which I still have on cd.....wow I NEVER thought I'd read anything about Oppressor on here....since they've been gone for 10 yrs. Where are they at now, anyone know?

COMMENT |
posted by : soulburn3d
9/20/2009 12:15:45 PM

killabilla, most of the band members started a new band named Soil, which is more old school metal/rock/something based. Not very interesting to me. I have all their original CDs though, "Agony" is my personal favorite, great production and excellent music. Hopefully this compilation will help some new listeners get into the band, spreading good music is always a plus, even if we'll probably never see new material from the group.

COMMENT |
posted by : rds
9/22/2009 12:18:21 PM

i wish Shaun got back with BROKEN HOPE and recorded another Bowels of Repugnance record



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