[demonhellrogues]

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Artist: Rellik
Release: Killer (Compilation), 2002
Genre: Heavy Metal
Country: USA
Bitrate: 320 kbps
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https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Rellik/13739

US metal band that released the amazing Ep ''Remember The Future'' and a few demos in the 80's. This compilation includes the Ep, demos and unreleased tracks.
Released in 2002 by Doomed Planet Records in 500 handnumbered copies (first 100 Grey Vinyl + 2 promo photos).

Photos of the sleeves, lyrics and band are included...

*The image shown above is the one Strappado's archive had when it was posted at the blog. Many thanks and sorry for the loss of so many files, we'll do whatever we can to re-up as many of these lost gems as possible...*

Credits:
Tracks 1 - 4:
Mike ''Sleaze'' Moore - Vocals
Kent Robertson - Guitar
Michael Scott - Guitar
Fabrice Bellini - Bass
Pat ''Spaz'' Paolo - Drums
Recorded 1984 - 1986

Tracks 5 - 8:
Mike ''Sleaze'' Moore - Vocals
Kent Robertson - Guitar
Fabrice Bellini - Bass
Pat ''Spaz'' Paolo - Drums
Recorded 1986

Tracks 9 - 10:
Mike ''Sleaze'' Moore - Vocals
Kent Robertson - Guitar
Mark Frederickson - Guitar
Robert Canchola - Bass
Steve Pelletier - Drums
Recorded 1990 - 1991
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01. Dream Killer
02. Street Sinner
03. Rellik
04. Beg, Borrow Or Steal
05. Feed The Hunger
06. Into The Flesh
07. Prisoner Of Reality
08. Defend Or Attack
09. Why We Are
10. Skulls

[Lord Bones]

Hi Thanks!

This is a eerie coincidence! On the same day I posted this album as well on my blog! Creepy...

But you have much better info on the release, may I use it for my own blog?

Although I thought that Iron Glory Records did the release but I can be mistaken.

[demonhellrogues]

Greetings my friend. Of course you can use the info for your blog (also thanks for asking). Metal Archives says that it was only released as a vinyl by Iron Glory Records but that's not true. The vinyl edition was released by Doomed Planet Records (there's no reference to Iron Glory) and Iron Glory released it as a cd later as far as i know.