SFH - Cold Death 12" Noise grim and low-bottomed monolithic tone

grim and low-bottomed monolithic tone

the recording conceptually traces the depths of Musibatname

violent pulse of the drums bludgeons the listener

A riveting excursion into dreamy soundscapes of haunting female vocal oration driven by pop power percussion and hypnotic post punk melody

with lashings of occult camp and some sweet solstice swagger’ The Guardian

SFH - Cold Death 12" Noise grim and low-bottomed monolithic toneStarting out as Samhain, London's SFH changed their name before debuting with this ten track demo in 1987. Alternating between burly, aggressive Motorheaded speedmetal and raging fast crossover thrash in the Accused DRI vein, 'Cold Death' is vintage Canadian metal at its hardest, delivering all the heaviness, velocity and power you'd expect from three members who all served time in Razor! Taken from the original tape, cut loud at 45 and packed with