Concrete Winds – S/T LP Colour:Black it should be no surprise

it should be no surprise that the ten year gap between acoustic records should expose a similar underlying journey

The posthumously unearthed release introduces the Chilean legion to western/northern hemisphere audiences as a new lethal spearhead of their scene

before it was finally released in 1997

"This work becomes a monument to the requiem of the previous era

the uncompromising voice of an heretic granted contemporary audience

Concrete Winds – S/T LP Colour:Black it should be no surpriseTo all death metal lunatics and black metal psychopaths left out there in this toothless and tamed scene, let us proclaim the word! CONCRETE WINDS are back to push spikes, needles, and barbed wire into your flesh and ears. Once again, the noise aggressors slit the veil from beyond and step into our world to pillage and hound to death all what was known, predictable, and comfortable in metal music. Their third album is self titled for mandatory reasons