Fear Of Tomorrow: Limited Edition Blade Bullet Colour Vinyl RS_Just_Added All three musicians brought something

All three musicians brought something unique to the record

right up to credits that include Swedish House Mafia

and an acclaimed producer and songwriter in his own right

history has shown that a band’s third album is when shit starts to get real

return with a second ‘deep dish’ serving of the inspirations which have fed their immensely successful 40+ year career

Fear Of Tomorrow: Limited Edition Blade Bullet Colour Vinyl RS_Just_Added All three musicians brought somethingAfter making quite a name for themselves in tape trading circles as one of Europes most promising early thrash metal bands, Denmarks Artillery released their debut Fear of Tomorrow in 1985. Their instrumental abilities at such high speeds sounded phenomenal for the mid 80s, and the distinctive style of singer Flemming Ronsdorf (somewhere between AC DCs Bon Scott and Accepts Udo Dirkschneider) would become one of Artillerys most recognizable assets.