Quartz - Too Hot To Handle

par **Guixmow** Ven 9 Jan - 3:07

Originating from the heavy metal city of Birmingham, England, Quartz date back to 1974, and were considered to be at the forefront of the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal boom. Their albums such as Stand Up And Fight or the Satan's Serenade EP, are known as the classics of the genre.

On January 31st, Skol Records will release Too Hot To Handle, which can be considered as a complete unreleased album from back in the day, as it's a collection of 16 previously unreleased songs recorded between 1981 and 1982. Some of those tracks were re-recorded in different versions for the Against All Odds album (1983), and some of them see the light of the day for the first time ever. One thing is sure: Too Hot To Handle is a solid piece of New Wave Of British Heavy Metal history, and history of heavy metal in general, because of the band's connection with the legendary Black Sabbath.

The album's artwork was painted by Italian artist Roberto Toderico, known from cooperation with such extreme metal acts as Sinister, Loudblast and Asphyx.

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01. Too Hot To Handle
02. Crack The Sky
03. Hard Road
04. Just Another Man
05. Silver Wheels
06. Frontline
07. Love 'Em & Run
08. Madman
09. Buried Alive
10. Lawman
11. Tell Me Why
12. Revelation
13. Avalon
14. Right Above Myself
15. Gold Digger
16. It's Hell Livin' Without You