Overlorde
Overlorde was one of countless indie metal bands that sprouted
up in the US in the eighties, forming in New Jersey in 1985.
By 1987 they managed to put out a 5-track self-financed EP,
simply entitled
Overlorde.
It got some favorable reviews, but a year later the band broke
up.
In the intervening years, the members kept in touch, and realizing
that there was still interest in the band, decided to reform
in 2000, with the original founding trio intact along with new
vocalist Bobby Lucas, one of several fine singers that have formerly
sung for
Seven Witches.
With a new demo receiving more great reviews, they recorded a new
album,
Return Of The Snow Giant, in late 2004.
This is very much an 80's-styled album with modern production
values, a solid choice for those into the good old days of classic
American 80's metal.
Discography
(EP) Overlorde
1987
Strike Zone
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- Snow Giant
- The Masque Of The Red Death
- Overlorde
- The Longest Day
- Time Machine
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- Pat O'Donnell
- Mark Edwards
- John Bunucci
- Dave Wrenn
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Return Of The Snow Giant
2004
Sonic Age
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- And the Battle Begins...
- Snow Giant
- Hell Hath No Fury
- Starcastle
- When He Comes
- Metallic Madness
- Blackness
- Ogre Wizard
- Mark of the Wolf
- My Disease
- Trapped by Magic
- Colossus (Island of the Cyclops)
- Overlorde
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- Bobby Lucas
- Mark Edwards
- John Bunucci
- Dave Wrenn
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Reviews: Sea Of Tranquility
Lords Of Metal
Metal Observer
