Apocalypse demo

Apocalypse
Demo album by Superheist
Released Australia 1994
April 27, 2018 (Re-release)
Recorded Backbeach Recording studio September 1994
Genre
Length 20:26
Label Warhead Records (Original release)
Dinner For Wolves (2018 re-release)
Producer Superheist and Mark Rachelle
Superheist chronology
Apocalypse
(1994)		 Chrome Matrix
(1997)
Alternative covers
Original Cassette cover
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
rateyourmusic.com"Xirtam".

The Apocalypse demo is a 5 track Grindcore demo and the first release by Australian nu metal band Superheist It was their rarest recording (before it was re-released in 2018), as well as their earliest and heaviest. Apocalypse was released as a demo to record companies, radio stations, and magazines in 1994, a year after the creation of the band. The demo was later remastered and re-released as a digital release on April 27, 2018.[1]

The recording

The demo was recorded in mid to late 1994 by guitarist DW Norton and producer Mark Rachelle at Backbeach studio in Rye, Victoria It was later distributed on cassette through Warhead Records. The original Superheist logo was conceived by DW Norton and additional artwork and layout done by Cam Tucker. This early recording is a good example of the extreme metal roots of a band that is mostly known for its nu-metal releases.

Track listing

All music composed by Norton and Burger.

No.TitleLength
1."Retarded Barbie" (renamed "Can't Stop the Razors" on 2018 re-release[2])4:42
2."Perfect World"3:44
3."Mosaic"5:30
4."Mindleech"3:54
5."Apocalypse"2:34
Total length:20:26

(Notes) track 1 and 2 were released as hidden tracks on the Chrome Matrix EP.

Credits

Superheist
Production
  • Mark, Burger and Norton - mixing
  • Superheist and Mark Rachelle - producer

Reviews

"The birth of Superheist! Fast & attacking metal sound right from the first beat. Heavy & in your face death growl vocals. Awesome production & tight musicianship. Featuring samples from the movie "Naked" starring David Thewlis. This debut cassette tape had a photocopied black & white cover & contained 5 tracks. Releases after this, bridged over to commercialism & it could be said even "pop" given the artwork on the cover of "The New Recruit" record. At the time of this release, Superheist were at the top of the food-chain in Australian metal. Hailing from Melbourne, this is, or was rather, a killer band which will be sorely missed. 4/5 " - Xirtam, 2009 [3]

References

  1. ↑ https://amnplify.com.au/superheist-to-release-now-and-then-trilogy-drop-new-video-for-lights/
  2. ↑ https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/apocalypse-demo-re-mastered-ep/1371901991
  3. ↑ "Superheist". rateyourmusic.com. rateyourmusic.com. 3 April 2009. Retrieved 15 December 2015.


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