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Mortal Incarnation – Lunar Radiant Dawn (Demo Series IV) - CD

About the Demo Series: FDA releases outstanding demos on CD and digital Download to introduce, support the bands and spread their musical plague over the globe, to make them interesting for upcoming releases on FDA Records or whereever.

VOL.4. MORTAL INCARNATION – Lunar Radiant Dawn - CD

Ultra Lava Death/ Doom Metal from Japan for fans of Disembowelment, Spectral Voice...the debut album will be released anywhere

€19.99 -50% €9.99

Mondo Generator ‎– Dead Planet - LP

With Dead Planet Oliveri has taken a band once considered a side project and turned it into a full-fledged rock and roll powerhouse.

As has been his trademark when he had written songs with Kyuss or QOTSA, this album just oozes with punk rock ethos.
Combined with the stoner rock influences that he helped create, this album is a study in excess and self-indulgence. And that is exactly what makes it so damn good.

Available on Black or White(ltd 400) Vinyl

€14.99 -50% €7.50

Mondo Generator ‎– Dead Planet - CD-Digi

With Dead Planet Oliveri has taken a band once considered a side project and turned it into a full-fledged rock and roll powerhouse.

As has been his trademark when he had written songs with Kyuss or QOTSA, this album just oozes with punk rock ethos.
Combined with the stoner rock influences that he helped create, this album is a study in excess and self-indulgence. And that is exactly what makes it so damn good.

€14.99 -50% €7.50

Mondo Generator ‎– Cocaine Rodeo - CD-Digi

Prior to the formation of Queens of the Stone Age, bassist/singer Nick Oliveri recorded some originals with ex-Kyuss bandmates Josh Homme (guitar) and Brant Bjork (drums), plus Karma to Burn's Rob (drums) and others.
But once recording was completed, Oliveri decided to shelve the tapes; it wasn't until several years later (well after Queens of the Stone Age began to establish themselves) that the bassist decided to release the songs on a friend's indie label, Southern Lord Records.
Going by the name Mondo Generator, 11 tracks were compiled for the 2000 release Cocaine Rodeo.

The majority of the songs are much more raw and hardcore/punk-based than Oliveri's output with QOTSA, as evidenced by such tracks as "Shawnette," "Uncle Tommy," "Unless I Can Kill," and "I Want You to Die."

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