Peaceville Records

But Jason, well, we're...

And here's the thing, right? When they came back after a long hiatus of about 10 years with a strong album, they're on Peaceville.

I love that they landed on Peaceville.

If you're going to go from Erich to somewhere, go to Peaceville.

They totally fit as a Peaceville band.

English... you know, eclectic, all that.

And it just seemed like they would be coming out with more albums.

Old logo Catatonia.

Maybe the beginnings of the Peaceville rock era.

Cool.

Love it.

Pain of Truth, self-title release through Days.

Scorpion Milk with Flesh Masks for Skulls, that's through Peaceville.

Sean Sons Partizan, I've been mentioning them a little bit.

They've been putting out singles over the last couple months.

After this live recording, Dark Throne played live on 8 June 1990 in Denmark and another date in September 28 at Bootleg in Oslo.

Subsequently, Dark Throne sent the Chromelag demo around to various record companies, one of them was Peaceville Records that sent them a letter saying that they wanted to sign them a contract, And that was what really happened.

They signed their first contract specifically with Peaceville.

They wanted to write new songs and asked for help because they didn't have a large budget, just £1,000.

Therefore, in September 1990, Fan Race contacted Entombed, and in particular Uffe Söderlund, but a contact with Entombed was established a few years earlier thanks to Nicky Anderson, who reached out to fan race in the summer of 1987 to interview him or send a cassette for his fanzine.

This studio was called Sunlight, with Thomas Schussberg as a producer, the same one of Grotesque at the Gates and Entombed.

They recorded their first album in almost a week and titled it Soulside Journey.

Published on 14 January 1991 under Peaceville.

The label was K-Scope, which I'm guessing is a fairly small label.

Yeah, independent record label that's part of Snapper Music and a sister label of Peaceville, dedicated to artists in the prog rock genre.

They've released stuff by Stephen Wilson and Porcupine Tree.

So there you go.