Product Description
For fans of Voivod, DBC, Atheist, Gorguts, Coroner. In the mid-1980s in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, Disciples Of Power emerged as the brainchild of guitarist/vocalist Hart Bachmier. He led the band through over a decade filled with demo recordings, record label troubles, lineup changes, and four full-length albums - Power Trap, Ominous Prophecy, Invincible Enemy, and Mechanikill - before the band disbanded in the late 1990s. During this time, Bachmier evolved his high-speed tech-thrash style towards a more death metal - leaning approach. In the early 1990s, he even took a Greyhound bus across Canada, selling band merchandise from suitcases to promote Disciples Of Power. The band's live reputation got a boost by opening for legends like Annihilator, Anvil, Exciter, Forbidden, Razor, Sacred Reich, and many others. After a failed recording contract with Cargo Records and parting ways with Fringe Product after two albums, Bachmier founded his own label, Mindt Gash Records, and continued self - releasing the band's music. When the band reformed in the early 2000s, they released their fifth and so - far final album, In Dust We Trust. Despite being an under - the - radar 'black sheep' in the band's catalog, it features some of their most memorable and well - produced progressive and technical death/thrash compositions. Now, over 15 years later, Divebomb Records is proud to re - introduce this underrated gem. Remastered by Jamie King at The Basement Recording, this edition of In Dust We Trust comes with reimagined cover art by Steven R. Cobb and a 16 - page booklet with lyrics, photos, and an in - depth retrospective interview with Hart Bachmier himself. It's a must - have for fans, made by fans!
To enjoy this CD, simply insert it into your CD player. You can play it in your car's CD player during a long drive, or at home on your stereo system for a more immersive experience. Keep the CD in a cool, dry place to prevent it from getting scratched. Avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures. If the CD gets dirty, use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe it from the center outwards. Don't use abrasive materials or chemicals as they can damage the CD. Enjoy this great piece of progressive and technical death/thrash music!
