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Rock Kommander joined forces with Angra to bring you Holy Land on vinyl for the very first time! Get your hands on this remastered black Double LP, presented in a deluxe gatefold with printed colour inner sleeves. It’s the long-awaited release Angra fans have been asking for.
Formed in São Paulo in 1991 by guitarist Rafael Bittencourt and vocalist André Matos, Angra fused European power metal with Brazilian percussion, classical textures and sweeping orchestration. Their second album, 1996’s Holy Land, became their artistic breakthrough. Exploring Brazil’s colonial history in the 1500s, it pairs fierce riffs with native and Afro-Brazilian grooves, grand choirs and symphonic passages. Produced with Sascha Paeth and Charlie Bauerfeind, this landmark album returns thirty years later with remastered audio and upgraded artwork featuring previously unreleased photos.
Comes with a bonus poster in this first time ever official Vinyl release. These Marble LPs are limited worldwide and there are only 300 copies are available. Get yours while stock lasts.
Poster size: 60 cm x 40 cm
Songs:
A1 - Crossing
A2 - Nothing To Say
A3 - Silence And Distance
B1 - Carolina IV
B2 - Holy Land
C1 - The Shaman
C2 - Make Believe
D1 - Z.I.T.O
D2 - Deep Blue
D3 - Lullaby For Lucifer
