Godly black death fanzine

Wow...what a killer printed fanzine from the end of 80`s... late 1988 to be exact: Necrosemen #0. What a maniac black death lunatic the editor must have been. Interviews and articles made in 1987/88. Check the line-up. Interviews & photos with bands like Morbid Angel, Sarcofago, Pentagram (Chi), Necrovore, Xecutioner, Amon (Florida), Necrofago, Grotesque, Insulter, Mayhem (with the new sick vocalist "Dead"), Black Prophecies, Reencarnacion, Slaughter Lord, Deathchamber, Parabellum (Col), Genocidio, Incubus (Florida), Treblinka (Swe), Darkness (L.A.), Majesty, Acheron, Dr. Shrinker, Samael, Evoked Doom, Damnation (Can), Grotesque, Azagthoth (UK), Deathfuck (Nor), Necrophagia (Ohio), Devastation (Illinoise), Sathanas, Ritual (Bra), Doom Snake Cult, Outrage (Ger), Tormentor (Hun), Salem (Isr), R.A.V.A.G.E. and Goatlord.
Articles with logos and pictures from bands like Bestial War, Wind Of Mayhem, Nomenclature Diablerie, Necrodeath, Morbid, Mortuary Drape, Sodom, Malfeitor, Dead Conspiracy, Occult (USA), Decapitation (USA), Mutilator (Bra), Imperator (Pol), Sabbat (Japan), Beleth, Deathpeed, Unholy Sickness, Black Shepherd, Root,  Sacrifice (Japan), Astaroth (Col), Blasfemia, Profanacion (Col), Masters Hammer, Hobbs Angel Of Death, Mortuary (USA), Death SS, Sadistik Exekution and Mefisto. Plus: Quorthon / Venom 1982 and Wham /Bros poster. I am speechless. This is where Slayer mag must have gotten their inspiration from.

Obituary does not have many "cool" promotional photos. But this is one of the few.

What name comes first to your mind if I say (East-European or) Czech Black/Death Metal? Törr? Root? Tudor? Well, then I would say you are "newbie" and probably discovered Black/Death Metal scene in very late 90`s or early 00`s. But if it is MASTER`S HAMMER name that you spit out immediately (without hesitating a second) from your mouth then you are probably an oldie from early 90`s. Which case is better? If I only knew it myself. Anyway, yeah.... godly Masters Hammer who ruled (and still does) with their demos and 1st 2 studio albums.

Yeah.... original CD version of  "Ritual" album has even 2 bonus tracks. One of the few cases where CD is even more interesting than LP.

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Now take a look to the one of the most cool death / thrash / extreme metal band picture (taken in 1984). Pure filth and rawness, just like their music during "Death By Metal", "Reign of Terror" and "Infernal Death" times.

We worship our abomination of desolation, With fire, blood, swords and reverence...

Standing ovations... BRAVO!

Does anyone remember teeny-magazine BRAVO. What? You never read it? See, besides Bros, Roxette, Milli Vanilli, Sandra etc they had also heavy corner there.

7" attack Vol V

On the picture: Tudor "Spalovna" EP (1991), Abhorer "Upheaval of Blasphemy" EP (1994), Asphyx "Mutilating Process" EP (1990), Impiety "Salve the Goat: Iblis Exelsi" EP (1994), Samhain "The Courier" EP (1995) (demo 1985) and finally the best for the last: Slaughter Lord (side of the split w/ Morbid Angel) EP (?) (2 trx from 1987 demo).

An early shot of Mr. Angelripper. Do not know exact date of the event except this photo is developed in May 1985 in "Guten Morgen Farbbilder".

Surrender or Die!

"Surrender or Die" demo 1985 by Canadian Slaughter must have been one of the most important and widespread demos among the thrashers during the 80s and early 90s besides Master/Deathstrike, Hellhammer and Mantas / Death demos. No wonder, very catchy stuff here... and what a cool "mascot" they had  (punk haired skeletor with a chainsaw).