Glacier - Glacier (40th Anniversary) [Orange]

Glacier - Glacier (40th Anniversary) [Orange]Glacier's self titled mini album stands as a monument to classic American heavy metal with a biting vintage edge. Originally overlooked in 1985 upon its release by the French label Axe Killer Records, this musical artifact has ripened into a cult classic, loved by discerning metal aficionados longing for the raw authenticity of traditional U. S. metal. Now celebrating its 40th anniversary, High Roller Records unleashes a limited edition of just 400

Glacier's self-titled mini-album stands as a monument to classic American heavy metal with a biting vintage edge. Originally overlooked in 1985 upon its release by the French label Axe Killer Records, this musical artifact has ripened into a cult classic, loved by discerning metal aficionados longing for the raw authenticity of traditional U.S. metal. Now celebrating its 40th anniversary, High Roller Records unleashes a limited edition of just 400 copies for collectors and die-hard fans - an orange vinyl pressing nestled inside a 425gsm heavy cardboard cover, complete with a 4-page insert, a poster, and an A5 card.



With vocal talents from Michael Podyrbau, Keith Flax, and Rex McNew, Glacier delivers visceral tracks that have withstood the test of time. "Live For The Whip," with its unrefined energy, was the band's first recorded song and laid the groundwork for their subsequent classic cuts: "Ready For Battle," "Devil In Disguise," and "Speak No Evil." The album includes intricate narratives that pair perfectly with its forceful riffs and thunderous percussion.



The atmosphere Glacier captured in the mid-'80s remains electrifying, thanks in part to Patrick W. Engel's meticulous audio restoration and mastering at TEMPLE OF DISHARMONY. The spirited tension and power evident in every beat have been brought vividly back to life, making this reissue a significant sonic experience.



As Glacier gears up with new material, this 40th-anniversary edition revisits a pivotal era in heavy metal history. This release is both a nostalgic nod and a collectible gem, reminding listeners of the band’s profound influence and undying legacy in the metal genre.