Music on CD

220 Volt were formed in 1979 in Östersund, Sweden by guitar players Thomas Drevin and Mats Karlsson. They were among the top hard rock/heavy metal acts in Scandinavia during the 80's. The band's career began to flow when they released the first single "Prisoner Of War" in 1982. When a radio station in New Jersey played the single it soon became one of the most wanted songs. CBS then offered them a record contract and their self-titled "220 Volt" record was released in 1983 in Sweden. In addition to Sweden, the band became very popular in Japan, Germany and the United States. In 1984, the band performed with Nazareth and later with AC/DC.

Dio: Strange Highway [CD]

Magnum: Goodnight L.A. 1990 [CD]

Stratovarius: Fright night 1989 [CD]

220 Volt: Mind over muscle 1985 [CD]

1984 Album available for the first time ever on CD, including songs such as "Firefall", "Night Without End", "Mistreated Eyes" and many more.

Los Angeles' Metal Church stand as one of the most innovated and unfortunately, one of the underappreciated heavy metal bands of the 1980's. And 'The Dark', their second album, is without any doubt, the masterpiece of their hard-driven air-guitar assault. Every track on this album, from the "Ton Of Bricks" attacking your ears at the beginning, to the incredible lament of "Watch The Children Pray" halfway through, right to the equally melodic and pounding "Burial At Sea" and "Western Alliance" at the end, is a classic. David Wayne's vocals did a great job on 'The Dark', giving the album a no-nonsense metal consistency and quality.