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SEVENTH ANGEL: Lament For The Weary 2xLP/"rough seas" vinyl *PRE-ORDER

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THIS IS A PRE-ORDER! We expect this in stock January/February 2027.
You must place a separate order for all pre-orders if you do not want your in-stock items held up.  All items ordered together will ship together when the last item arrives.

  • 35th Anniversary vinyl edition of Seventh Angel’s landmark 1991 album Lament For The Weary
  • Limited to just 200 copies
  • Pressed on distinctive Rough Seas Vinyl
  • Expanded across 2 LPs in a deluxe gatefold jacket
  • Features the complete original 11-track album
  • Includes five bonus recordings totaling more than 33 minutes
  • Includes two rare recordings from the Heed The Warning demo
  • Includes three live soundboard recordings from Bodegraven, Holland, September 18, 1992
  • Live recordings offer exceptional instrumental clarity, definition, and separation
  • Includes two newly written 2026 firsthand band-member reflections
  • New written contributions by Ian Arkley and Simon “Si” Bibby
  • Includes complete lyrics, rare photographs, original album credits, and extensive historical content
  • Features the original cover painting by renowned fantasy artist Rodney Matthews
  • Mastered specifically for vinyl by Rob Colwell
  • Produced, engineered, and mixed by Roy M. Rowland
  • Officially licensed from Seventh Angel
  • For Fans Of: Sabbat, Trouble, Vengeance Rising, Believer, Detritus, Deliverance, Metallica, Exodus, British thrash metal, and doom metal

SIDE A
1. Recollections Of A Life Once Lived
2. Life In All Its Emptiness
3. No Longer A Child
4. Full Of Blackness
5. Lament For The Weary

SIDE B
1. Woken By Silence
2. Falling Away From Reality
3. Dark Shadows
4. Passing Of Years

SIDE C
1. Secure In Eternity
2. Farewell To Human Cries
3. Heed The Warning*
4. Seven Angels*

SIDE D
1. Life In All Its Emptiness**
2. Katie**
3. No Longer A Child**

* From the Heed The Warning demo.

** Live soundboard recordings from Bodegraven, Holland, September 18, 1992.

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