MUSIC FOR NATIONS - Old Label. New Danger.

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Music For Nations, the celebrated and legendary Heavy Metal, Rock and Prog record label has returned.
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In a series of reissues, the label will be celebrating some of the most iconic records by some of the World’s most influential bands. As well as reissues, the label will be signing new artists for the first time in over a decade.
Music For Nations importance cannot be under estimated. Either signing, exclusively distributing or collaborating with artist including Metallica, Tool, Slayer, Opeth, Cradle of Filth, Anathema, Entombed, Poison, WASP, Frank Zappa. As well as licensing deals with some of the seminal labels including Metal Blade, Peaceville and Rise Above.
Ever headbanged?
There’s a good chance it was to a track released on Music for Nations.
Dom Lawson of Metal Hammer and the Guardian reflects.
“From metal milestones by the likes of Metallica, Manowar and Opeth through to cult classics by Mindfunk, The Beyond and Dearly Beheaded, Music For Nations' vision and towering roster has provided me with some of the greatest and most enduring music I've ever heard. It is supremely exciting to witness the return of this deservedly revered
label.”
Available in April (and to pre order from February 16th), Liverpool’s Anathema release their MFN back catalogue. Songwriter and guitarist Daniel Cavanagh shared his enthusiasm for the project saying, “I'm really happy that after all these years, the Music For Nations era of anathema music is finally receiving the attention, respect and treatment it deserves. It has been a great pleasure to work on this package. Everything from supplying the additional artwork, the remastering process of the albums, and the chance to add a surprise or two, has been a wonderful process.”
Anathema
Fine Days. 3CD/1DVD box set covering the band’s MFN catalogue. Remixed, remastered, a new track as well as new photos and notes from the band.
Judgement LP vinyl with CD Remastered
A Fine Day to Exit LP Vinyl with CD Remastered
A Natural Disaster LP Vinyl with CD Remastered
Available in Autumn 2015 / early 2016.
Paradise Lost’s back catalogue expanded and remastered. Opeth’s three seminal albums, ‘Blackwater Park’, ‘Damnation’ & ‘Deliverance’ special reissues. Spiritual Beggar’s back catalogue released on LP for the first time, as well as Cradle of Filth and other MFN artists to be confirmed shortly.
In 2015 Music For Nations will be releasing music, by new bands, in a series of 7” singles and compilations. Expect the heaviness.
And finally, from today, available digitally for the first time in many territories the following classic Music For Nations releases:
Paradise Lost - One Second
Spiritual Beggars - Another Way to Shine
Spiritual Beggars - Mantra III
Spiritual Beggars - Ad Astra
Hardcore Superstar - Bad Sneakers and a Pina Colada
Hardcore Superstar - No Regrets
Hardcore Superstar - Thank you (For Letting us be Ourselves)
Firebird - Deluxe
Inme - Overgrown Eden
Sugarcoma - Becoming Something Else
Lost Horizon - Awakening The World
Lost Horizon - A Flame to the Ground Beneath
Elend - Umbersun
El Caco - Viva
Music For Nations.
Old Label.
New Danger.
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@SonyMusicUK 10 жыл бұрын

We are so glad that Music For Nations are back. Return of the metal! \m/

@carlwilliams3904 10 жыл бұрын

Just heard about this...worked there for a while back in the day as a spotty teenager, mad times!

@VinnechiPetaccioVrOcKsPiT 2 жыл бұрын

Such Memories keep it METAL 🤘🏻😝🤘🏻

@JeffBarberDigideus 10 жыл бұрын

during the 80s and 90s most of my record collection was MFN product, so its nice to see them back. any new signings? id definitely be behind that!

@kennydoomster 10 жыл бұрын

excellent news :)

@Haukevind 10 жыл бұрын

Please, if the label is revived can't you use it for what was the original purpose: To release new music by new, exciting bands? Using the label merely to do reissues is kind of like dragging this good, old name through the mud in my opinion. That is all about making profit from what once was, rather than spreading the word about the new (and helping to establish some careers in the process). This is speaking as a guy who was a massive fan of the old label and bought tons of albums released back in the 80's in particular. EDIT: Just got a message that new music will also be considered. Then this is great news.