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Bitter End - Harsh Realities - Music & Performance - Vinyl

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Management number 254673342 Release Date 2026/11/07 List Price US$10.56 Model Number 254673342
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M-Theory Audio will reissue "Harsh Realities," the debut album release from Seattle thrashers, Bitter End. The group's 1990 release, originally released by Metal Blade Records, was produced by Randy Burns (Megadeth, Kreator, Death, Nuclear Assault) and featuring cover artwork by Jim Warren (Loudness, Lizzy Borden, Heir Apparent) - garnered critical acclaim and a cult following for a thrash metal assault that bludgeoned ears with musical precision that appealed to fans of acts such as Megadeth, Forbidden, and Testament. The band were mainstays of the late 1980's pre-grunge Seattle heavy metal scene that also gave rise to fellow Pacific Northwest promising thrashers such as Forced Entry and Panic.

  • HARSH REALITIES
  • Music & Performance
  • M-Theory Audio
Performer Bitter End
Music genre Heavy Metal
Music subgenre Thrash Metal
Music release type Album
Media format LP
Original release date 1990
Has parental advisory label N
Track listing Coming Soon!
Record label M-Theory Audio
Songwriter Bitter End
Music producer Randy Burns
Track name Sex And Death, Guilty (Until Proven Innocent), Just Say Yes, Beat The System, Profits Of Doom, Meet Your Maker, Harsh Realities, Save Us, Waiting For Death, Living Hell
Music media format Vinyl Record

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