PAGAN ALTAR

[Erik Blutaxt]

nun also

I have decided to redo the music on the room of shadows.
This album was finished and could have come out in 2014, but neither of us was happy with it. Believe me if my Dad wanted this to come he would have brought it out in 2014.I am not going into the whys and wherefores of this because it is not anyone else’s concern, and I certainly am not getting drawn into any slagging matches online.
I have recently asked Andy and Diccon to come in and redo the respective parts. This will take some time because we have really got to go back to the beginning. We have made a start but it will take some time. This has obviously put a few noses out of joint and bruised a few egos and I’m sure there is going to be a lot of rubbish said, but at the end of the day this is my music and no one else’s, and I certainly don’t want to bring out something I wouldn’t want to listen to myself.
AL

[Erik Blutaxt]

I am really happy to hear Alan ( Pagan Altar) finishing their latest album and getting out there in memory of Terry. During my time with PA I played those tracks hundreds of times in rehearsals and they are some of their best material to date especially the one about Jack the Ripper.
It's also really great to hear that Alan decided to re-record the tracks and use Diccon on bass who in my opinion was their best bassist and not use my so called friend who I got in the band, whom also ended up being the nemesis to my end with the band.
Respect and love to Alan and the rest of the team.

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[Erik Blutaxt]

Greetings all! We are incredibly pleased to be showing you the album cover (painting by the great Adam Burke) for our new album, as well as the track listing for our new album! "The Room of Shadows" will be up for pre-order next Monday (July 24th) on Temple of Mystery Records (www.templeofmystery.ca).

Tracklisting:
1. Rising of the Dead
2. Portrait of Dorian Gray
3. Danse Macabre
4. Dance of the Vampires
5. The Room of Shadows
6. The Ripper
7. After Forever
Out on August 24th:
12-page booklet CD and cassette

Out in late September:
Limited version with stardust gold vinyl color, 12" x 24" silkscreen poster, large logo patch, 7 incense sticks (the same occult fragrance Pagan Altar would burn on stage in the 80’s - 7 sticks for 7 tracks) and a 4-page insert.
Regular version with black vinyl and 4-page insert.

[Erik Blutaxt]

http://theobelisk.net/obelisk/2017/08/0 ... -premiere/

all hail the timelord

[Erik Blutaxt]

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[Erik Blutaxt]

wenn ich doch nur einen geldscheißer hätt...

After the success of the Montreal show in Canada founder member of the band Alan Jones along with 2008 members Diccon Harper (Bass) and Andy Green (Drums) along with Magic Circle’s vocalist Brendan Radian and Cauchemar bassist Andres Arango (Guitar) are planning to play some selected dates in 2018 as Pagan Altar in conjunction with the bands 40th anniversary and will include songs from the new album The Room of Shadows. There may be dates after 2018 depending on commitments and whether the band wishes to carry on or not.

[Erik Blutaxt]

http://www.bornagainhmsoundhouse.co.uk/ ... altar.html

Michelle: I read that you didn’t want to play under the name of ‘Pagan Altar’ as you felt it wouldn’t be right. What’s made you change your mind?
Alan: Andy, Diccon , Andres and Brendan.





fände "Time Lord" auch weiterhin cool, von der idee her und vom namen selbst her, der mir eigentlich gut gefällt. aber klar, als "Pagan Altar" lässt sichs zum einen besser/einfacher verkaufen, zum anderen ist es auch richtig so, wenn der hauptsongwriter und gründungsmitglied ohnehin noch in der band ist. gibt ja bands, wo überhaupt kein originalmember mehr dabei ist und der name immer noch besteht, insofern...

[Erik Blutaxt]

always shit on the flag, as the mighty time lord teaches us

I could not get to a computer yesterday so I was not able to put this post up. I thought it would be nice to tell a funny tale about my dad when he was younger and not to just go on about how I miss him.
My dad had quite a few jobs in the 60’s and early seventies because for one he wasn’t very good with authority and kept getting the sack and the other was there was quite a lot of jobs going around at that time. On one of these jobs was he was working outside a scout hut in the middle of a park. There were no facilities available if you got caught short, and unfortunately for my dad he ended up breaking his neck for a number 2. By the time he had finished work for the day it had got dark and hanging on wasn’t an option anymore and he decided to break into the scout hut and relieve himself. There was no light to be found and it was also pitch black. After finding a bit of space in the dark he preceded in doing the deed. After he had finished the job he felt about for something to wipe his posterior with and after a while came across a large cloth lying on a table. After a most satisfying and relieving poo he made his escape out into the darkness of the park.
The next day my dad was back to finish off the job from the day before and was greeted by a very red face scout leader at the door of the scout hut. He had the door wide open and was in full rant mode. He said to my dad “Bloody Kids, they’ve got no bloody respect. Not only have the little bastards broken in they have shit all over our flag. He then held up the Union Jack of Red white blue and brown.
This photo was taken in 1976

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Rereleases von Judgement of the Dead und Lords of Hypocrisy



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