From Hell

Limited to 999 copies. Heavy cardboard box, each record with own jacket, including an 8-page LP-sized booklet. Disc 1: "Of Lunar Passion and Sombre Blood" LP Recorded and mixed on the 8th & 9th of August 1998 at Erzschlag Studio in Aue. The mix appearing on this LP is the first rough mix that was never used for any later release. Particular trax of the January 1999 mix appeared on the Split Demo with and the Split 7 inch with, but none of this version of the recording. Disc 2: "Taste Our German Steel" Picture Disc Recorded during a gloomy and snowy night on the 13th & 14th of November 1999 and mixed in January 2000 at Reichsmusikkammer Ruppertsgrün. The mix appearing on this LP is the second version, that without the massive knowledge and help of would have never been able to exist in this form. It is the same version that later appeared on the first vinyl edition on. The very first version mixed by ourselves remains forever unreleased. Track C4 was recorded in that night as well, but only appeared on the Compilation LP, released on too. On this re-release there is the complete recording session featured... Disc 3: "Dusk Woerot" LP Tracks E1 to E4 were recorded and mixed in September 2000 at Reichsmusikkammer Ruppertsgrün. All trax on side B are 4-track rehearsal recordings recorded during Spring/Autumn 1999. Disc 4: "Templar's Penitence" LP Trax G1 to H1 recorded on 16th & 17th of September 1995 at Digan Tonstudio in Annaberg. Track G1 originally appeared on the split 7 inch with while Track G3 was used for the split 7 inch with. Track G2 was part of the Compilation CD 1996 and also appeared together with Track H1 as bonus track on the Cassette version. Trax H2 & H3 are 4-track rehearsal recordings recorded during Spring/Autumn 1999. Disc 5: "Fullmoon Witchery" 7 inch EP Recorded on 22.9.1996 at Digan Tonstudio in Annaberg. Track I originally appeared on the Triple Compilation CD 1997. (The 7" EP says to be played at 33rpm, but that seems to be a typo, as it is to be played at 45rpm) Mastering at August 2013. "IBP I62" is presented on the back of the box, "IBP 162" on the spine of each jacket. P+C 2013