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Vadász - Harc a benzinért

by Vadász

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DEBUT ALBUM FROM THIS HUNGARIAN HEAVY METAL BAND!

The new wave of traditional heavy metal (NWOTHM) movement has countless talented followers who do a great service by resurrecting the golden age of heavy metal. Vadász is part of the movement and without doubt, among its talented newcomers.

With lyrics sung in their native language, the Hungarian guys cover a wide range of topics, singing about classic movies - such as Mad Max and The Highlander - or rock'n'roll. Guaranteed that after the 39-minute playtime you will hit the play button again. After all, who doesn't like heavy metal done with youthful passion?

This version of Vadász's debut album was released before the CD and digital editions to give you a huge dose of old school heavy/speed metal mania on a proper old school format. Harc a benzinért comes on a professionally manufactured cassette with transparent shell and red reel.

Exclusive cassette version with an exclusive old school mix.

"Harc a benzinért" lyric video
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cy1NvyY9q8U

"Halhatatlan" official video
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpEJVKu4CLM

TRACKLIST:
01. Új középkor (intro)
02. Harc a benzinért
03. Mocskos Rock'n'Roll
04. Szabadság és lóerő
05. Örök fiatalság
06. Viharvándor
07. Igfon krónikái
08. Halhatatlan
09. Haláltangó
10. Ne dobd el...

credits

released December 19, 2021

Bálint Somogyi - vocals
Róbert Barabás - guitars
Gábor Zsárka - bass
Edmond Kulcsár - drums

Recorded at Blue Frog Studio
Mixed and mastered by Zsolt Simo

Artwork by Morsilius
Layout by Zoltán Papi