The Hand of Doom

Not to end up being confused using the 2000s-period Dark Sabbath tribute music group featuring former Hole bassist Melissa Auf der Maur, the Hands of Doom were an obscure ’70s large rock and roll group from the tiny, isolated German town of Awful Hersfeld, near that which was then the boundary between East and Western Germanys. Also, the quartet’s users, vocalist Andreas Rößner, guitarist Uwe Ellenberger, bassist Klaus Bode, and drummer Karl-Heinz Wehde (plus sometime 5th member and second guitarist Ralf Rossbauch) had been so far taken off Germany’s metropolitan and press centers that their past due-’70s career proceeded to go mainly undocumented, and their lone LP, 1979’s tellingly entitled Poisonoise, was just recorded more than a 12 months after they’d in the beginning known as it quits! Had been it not really for stated album’s distinctively quirky amalgamation of proto-punk, hard rock and roll, and metallic, and a little but prolonged cultdom encircling it, there is no doubt that this Hands of Doom could have hardly ever been noticed from again. However in 2008, rarities seller Shadow Kingdom Information responded to developing Internet demand by searching for the band’s long-retired lead vocalist and obtaining his first get good at tapes, along with go for rehearsal and live materials, in order to discharge Poisonoise on Compact disc for the very first time.