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To the Death 84 by Voivod (CD, 2011)

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Still together after almost 30 years, having made more than a dozen albums and toured the world, the Canadian group reaches back to the beginning of their career for their first Alternative Tentacles release.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelAlternative Tentacle, ALT

UPC0721616043228

eBay Product ID (ePID)27046054907

Product Key Features

Release Year2011

FormatCD

GenreHeavy Metal

ArtistVoivod

Release TitleTo the Death 84

Dimensions

Item Height0.39 in

Item Weight0.18 lb

Item Length5.61 in

Item Width4.97 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks15

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Voivod 1.2 Condemned to the Gallows 1.3 Hell Driver 1.4 Live for Violence 1.5 War and Pain 1.6 Incantation 1.7 Buried Alive / Suck Your Bone 1.8 Blower 1.9 Slaughter in a Grave 1.10 Nuclear War 1.11 Black City 1.12 Iron Gang 1.13 Evil 1.14 Bursting Out 1.15 Warriors of Ice

NotesArchive release from the Metal veterans containing the previously unreleased to the Death demo-only album from January 1984. Voivod formed in 1983, with a weird hybrid of thrash metal and punk-a sound that made them stand out as a unique band from the beginning. Still together after almost 30 years, having made more than a dozen albums and toured the world, the Canadian group reaches back to the beginning of their career for their first Alternative Tentacles release. Voivod began as four friends who met in high school and decided to get together to play some heavy music. Growing up in Northern Quebec in an aluminum factory area called Saguenay (which they dubbed 'Morgoth Land'), they shared a liking of Venom, Motörhead, Tank, Discharge and GBH, as well as obscure prog and krautrock bands like Van Der Graaf Generator, Faust and Can. They were scared of the threat of a nuclear war and Reagan-era concepts such as the Strategic Defense Initiative, and had a dystopian view of the future.