Wednesday, June 3, 2015

wrong information, but what else do you expect from metal archives?

I know the mistakes they typed about this, and so do many of you, but that website run by idiots (eg. years ago, they deleted almost all of the NWOBHM bands from its listings saying they weren't metal ...) , WHERE AND WHAT is their proof  for all of  this ???
One day when a proper book by the band is written, metal archives can copy everything (without false information admitted) , if it is ever revised / modified by the next guy at that site scoring brownie points like all m.a. dickheads. 


http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Malhavoc/19854

Shrine EP 1988

http://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Malhavoc/Shrine/317339


Shrine

Malhavoc

Type:EP
Release date:1988
Catalog ID:N/A
Label:Independent
Format:Unknown
Reviews:None yet
1. Age of Dark Renaissance/Urbain Grandier 06:01  
2. Attack from the Sepulcher 04:33  
3. Empirical Minds 06:48  
4. Dunwich Horror 05:46  
5. Dread 06:46  
6. Trial and Error: 1) Of Reanimators and Immortals 2) From Beyond 3) Deathtrance 05:43  
35:37


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Track #4 based on a H.P. Lovecraft story
Track #2 is a tribute to film director George Romero

Songs written at times as follows:
Oct/Nov 1985: #1b
Mar/Apr 1986: #2
Apr/May 1986: #4
May/Jun 1986: #1a
Nov/Jan 1987: #3
Feb/Mar 1987: #5
Jun 1987:#6b-c
Aug 1987: #6a

Tracks 1, 2 and 4 previously featured (as different versions) on the "Age of the Dark Renaissance" demo (1986)
Recording information:
Recorded summer 1988 at Reaction Studios, Toronto, Canada

Tuesday, May 12, 2015

ANY one interested ?



A lot of people thought it was cool back then, but Evil Annihilator never reprinted them... he also left a box (or boxes?) of the 1986 demo cassettes sitting where they were reproduced.for the band... I wonder if he ever did pay for them- and pick them up, or did that business sell them off themselves or to other bands to re-record their demos over them?

The bottom photo, the part of the supposed contract with Satan by Catholic priest Urbain Grandier, was on the back of the MALHAVOC 1987 "Age of the..." t-shirt.
If you don't have a problem with that design on the back, there's probably a ton of shops out there that could help replicate the old shirt for us.
Never looked into making shirts before, but always see bootleg shirts being sold online.
so
How hard can it be?
Haven't filled out my income tax yet, but should have enough dough from it.

At least with me, this is not for profit, or I will just get them done and get reimbursed later from the band if they want to sell these shirts themselves through their web-store.
Personally , I do not really trust selling online as so many thieving bastards are out there.(Could be the reason why eBay and Paypal are now separating from their previous tight venture).

Through me, it is strictly cash, money order or trades, unless there is something more reliable than those fuckwads at Paypal.?


OK,
so leave a comment if interested.
I am going to look into this for myself, but am not printing many extras.

Monday, May 11, 2015

grabbed these pics again


OK, grabbed these pics again and they look much clearer now.





and no...the bottom pic is / was not, a band member, but was part of the original fanbase at ILDIKO'S.
:D

Digital transfer from 1986 master tapes... I hope this means vinyl !!

Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Dear Mr.Lamort


I am an Executive Accountant with the Department of finance of 
mineral resources and energy for http://malhavocfans.blogspot.com.
 
If you would be willing to send me one dollar a day, 
the future would be much brighter! 

(check your private messages on Youtube, I dont have your email address, 
and I no longer use facebook for messages.
Somebody stick a rusty knife into that site).
 
Thanks for recently posting the photo from Ildiko's 


Sorry about the poor quality below, and I enlarged it too after getting it off facebook.
Thanks James for sharing.





Monday, February 16, 2015

"Artist: Malhavoc, Album: Get Down, Song: Discipline"

Got mentioned in a article I don't think I ever seen before, so that's cool.
Glad Malhavoc on FaceBook pointed it out.

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Artist: Malhavoc, Album: Get Down, Song: Discipline

"I need control, I got control, I'm never gonna let it go."  Malhavoc were an industrial metal band from Toronto, Ontario.  They endured a number of member changes over the years but their leader and constant member was a man named, James Cavalluzo (aka Jimi LaMort).  The band was always seen as pioneers of the industrial rock sound since their inception during the 80's.  However, Malhavoc's 1994 release, Get Down, was a pivotal release for the band as well as the genre.  It was nominated for a Juno and if you were listening to alternative rock back during the early nineties, you likely heard a few tracks being played off this album.

Read the full thing here
http://raisedoncanadianradio.blogspot.ca/2012/04/artist-malhavoc-album-get-down-song.html

https://www.facebook.com/malhavoc

Just started MALHAVOC artist FB page https://www.facebook.com/malhavoc
Musician/Band
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Monday, September 15, 2014

old review


Malhavoc
Age Of The Dark Renaissance
[Independant]




When me and the mighty Chor first met, it was our fondness for old metal (black/thrash and the likes) that brought upon our friendship. I freaked that he had this still in his collection. It is another item that I've hogged for the longest time. Mlotek can also attest to my lack of promptness returning stuff. I forget sometimes, sorry guys. In Toronto, all local bands (Sacrifice and Malhavoc, amongst others) would hang out at the Record Peddler (the temple of thrash, no cooler store existed) during it's days across from the Gardens. Listening to Agg Rock (88.1) was also the ritual, actually it still is. That period in time was amazing as bands from those days would become the heroes of today. Malhavoc were really underrated and this release was very dark with a mature sound bearing resemblance to the cult band Tormentor. Search for it or bug ChorazaiM for a copy, whenever I give it back that is.

� 2001 malphas

http://www.anus.com/metal/about/larm/0600/0669.html


http://www.anus.com/metal/about/larm/



Tuesday, September 2, 2014

"Mal Havoc" - "The Lord of Middle Earth"

Major thanks to Simon Oates for spotting this! 




So last night, I'm watching an old episode of "World's Greatest Super Friends" called "Lord of Middle Earth". And just as I'm marveling at the bizarreness of Superman and Batman chasing trolls through tunnels and whatnot, wondering how it can get much weirder, this guy shows up and says his name is MALHAVOC!?!?!!
— with Jimi LaMort.
Share · January 24, 2013


So last night, I'm watching an old episode of "World's Greatest Super Friends" called "Lord of Middle Earth". And just as I'm marveling at the bizarreness of Superman and Batman chasing trolls through tunnels and whatnot, wondering how it can get much weirder, this guy shows up and says his name is MALHAVOC!?!?!!
 
 
 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Super_Friends_episodes
The World's Greatest Super Friends episodes Season 4: 1979–1980
 #,  Title,  Original Airdate
 4 "The Lord of Middle Earth" October 13, 1979

What starts off as a camping trip for the Wonder Twins turns into a nightmarish adventure in Middle Earth when the Super Friends must battle a black magic sorcerer named Mal Havok who has taken over the troll kingdom. Mal Havoc uses his magic to turn the Super Friends into trolls. With their powers reduced, Batman and Wonder Woman accompany the troll king on a mission to free Middle Earth of the evil sorcerer.