Aedes - Odious Imprecation CD xxlatest then self released in 1979

then self released in 1979

Many saw it as an unusual move for a label with a roster primarily made up of aging African-American bluesmen to sign a Scottish band with a reputation for writing racist

and other marginal inhabitants whose sticky fingers glimmer in stoned adulation

A survey of Moondog's earliest recorded works - many of them unreleased until now - through a collaboration by Mississippi Records and Lucia Records

Aedes - Odious Imprecation CD xxlatest then self released in 1979Helsinkis Aedes play Death Metal that will satisfy those deep in the DM trenches, but also with a degree of Hardcore Thrash crossover appeal. Saying that, theres no compromise or pandering here. The immediate energy makes the bands links to Yleiset Syyt and Foreseen make complete sense but as Odious Imprecation unfolds things become more twisted, bewildering, cerebral and unrelenting. Aedes exist near the gratifying junction of early death metal and