2015 re-issue with 11 bonus tracks.Limited 1000 copies

Mindless Sinner is a largely forgottenact that churned out small amount of dominating heavy metal beforevanishing, almost unnoticed. From day naught, this EP will kick youin the behind, with a display of no frills, no candy-ass BS, bluecollar sounding assertive, corrosive traditional metal. Whileusually hailed in modern times for their killer full-length, thisEP right here is worthy of its own praise and should be sought outby fans of the rarer 80s metal, particularly those ofdiscriminating tastes that only care for the upper stratum ofmaterials you´ve found it. The ballsy little affair will leave yourass kicked, ears molested, and your little brain wondering What thefuck just happened? Answer, you´ve been dominated. As I say, fromthe outset, this one grabs you by the scruff of the neck and slapsthe piss outta you. Broken Freedom features heavy riffs andshowcases the awesome, booming and authoritative baritone ofChrister Goransson. Guitars come through nice and strong, in whatis a surprisingly decent recording out of 1983 Sweden. Key ofFortune destroys everything left in the aftermath of said openerhowever. Again riffs are brilliantly tough with the intro soundinglike something off Omens masterpiece of toughness Battle Cry. Ilove the fast pace on this one, and again Goransson slays, with hisrather deep, booming voice. The backup vocal harmonies areabsolutely killer, especially at this pace and the harmony is oneof the better executed ones I´ve come across. By the time you getto the highly memorable Master of Evil, there´s nothing left todestroy. Mindless Sinners first two cuts have already left youbloody and battered, but they have two more gut-kicks to deliver inthe form of the slower Master of Evil, and the atmospheric galloperScreaming for Mercy. The former with a patented chorus that willetch itself in your brain, and Goranssons enthused vocals whichwill send shivers down your spine, while the NWOBHMish battlehardened closer features some cool imagery and the low baritones ofGoransson nailing into your skull. Full credit to the very aptguitar lead section in this one, which just feels to fit in soperfectly, more so than most. In this one we hark back to Omenagain, as well as carrying on the dark feel of things in an almostDesolation Angels fashion. An album which kicks about as much assas is possible in 18 minutes, this one I would consider essentialfor any collectors of the 80s stuff. This band comes off asdirected, focused and very sure of themselves, producing anass-whooping here that I think is easily among the best recordsfrom Sweden I´ve ever heard. You´ll find yourself listening to thisone frequently, and just screaming for more fortunately the bandfound the energy to get a full length out also, that kicks ass. Doyourself a favor and check out how heavy metal should bemade.

Track listing:
1. Broken Freedom-remastered version
2. Key Of Fortune-remastered version
3. Master Of Evil-remastered version
4. Screaming For Mercy-remastered version
5. Broken Freedom-original vinyl version
6. Key Of Fortune-original vinyl version
7. Master Of Evil-original vinyl version
8. Screaming For Mercy-original vinyl version
9. Broken Freedom-alternative version
10. Key Of Fortune-alternative version
11. Master Of Evil-alternative version
12. Screaming For Mercy-alternative version
13. Broken Freedom-live version
14. Key Of Fortune-live version
15. Master Of Evil-live version
16. Screaming For Mercy-live version

Condition cover: mint / stillsealed

Condition cd: mint

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