Mortal Sin - Fear Of Despair, Opaque Golden Brown Vinyl [Import] 7/30/24 AF He doesn't radically alter the

He doesn't radically alter the duo 's sound so much as coax out more of it's inherent soulfulness

just as the Mummers' plays involve people travelling from place to place in a village enacting tales of the cycle of life (albeit in disguise)

- The Ramones ignited the punk-rock movement with their eponymous 1976 debut album

several tracks maintained a direct link to the old sound

But they never expected or could have even dreamed that their performance of "Racist

Mortal Sin - Fear Of Despair, Opaque Golden Brown Vinyl [Import] 7/30/24 AF He doesn't radically alter theFirst ever vinyl reissue of Mortal Sin's breakthrough second album 'Face of Despair', originally released in 1989, with extensive liner notes and contributions from the band. Newly remastered, the release features liner notes from respected metal writer Malcolm Dome who conducted new interviews with the band, and also from former touring drummer Steve Hughes, now a hugely successful stand up comedian. Emerging from the Australian metal underground in