Paradox - Heresy vinyl record cover

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Heresy

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Search for Perfection

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Killtime

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Crusaders Revenge

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The Burning

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Massacre of the Cathars

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Serenity

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700 Years On

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Castle in the Wind


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Label: REAL GONE MUSIC

Paradox

Heresy

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Want a little history lesson along with your thrash metal? This 1989 release from the German band Paradox was a full-fledged concept album, commemorating the 13th century Albigensian Crusade that sought to eliminate the heretical Cathar sect. And truly, no foe could withstand the twin guitar attack, soaring harmonies, and machine-like rhythm section of this band. Other like-minded members of this particular metal horde include Anthrax, Testament, and Exodus, but really, Heresy is a one-of-a-kind record, and a hard act to follow, as this was the last release from Paradox for eleven years. For it's U.S. vinyl debut, we've pressed up a limited edition of 1000 copies in dark gray "inquisitor's robe" vinyl, which comes in an album jacket with inner sleeve featuring lyrics. Thinking man's thrash!

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