News: Razor reissue classic album Armed & Dangerous and Live Osaka Saikou


Razor, Canada’s legendary Thrash Metal icons return with the reissue of their classic 1984 debut EP, Armed & Dangerous, and the highly sought-after 2011 live album, Live! Osaka Saikou 大阪最, which is available in full for the very first time as a 2xLP!

Witness one of Thrash Metal’s most unrelenting bands, from their beginnings as an undeniable raw force, to a band harnessing the height of their powers on the live stage. 

Armed & Dangerous (CD/LP/CS) and Live! Osaka Saikou 大阪最 (CD/2xLP/CS) physical reissues are available January 15th on Relapse Records.

Pre-Order at bit.ly/razor-ressiues.

Regarding the reissues, Razor comments:

“Razor is extremely excited about working with Relapse Records on the new re-issues of Armed and Dangerous and Live Osaka Saikou.

We are building on a 10 year relationship with Relapse, regarding both merchandising and previous releases. We know that the working symmetry between the band and label is amazing and will no doubt create an excellent partnership moving forward.”

Check out the opening track ‘The End’, below:

Armed & Dangerous Tracklist:

  1. The End
  2. Killer Instinct
  3. Hot Metal
  4. Armed and Dangerous
  5. Take This Torch
  6. Ball and Chain
  7. Fast and Loud
  8. Ball and Chain (Demo)
  9. Hot Metal (Demo)
  10. Take This Torch (Demo)
  11. Killer Instinct (Demo)
  12. Fast and Loud (Demo)
  13. Armed and Dangerous (Demo)

Live! Osaka Saikou 大阪 Tracklist:

  1. Instant Death (Live)
  2. Iron Hammer (Live)
  3. Violent Restitution (Live)
  4. Tear Me To Pieces (Live)
  5. Parricide (Live)
  6. Behind Bars (Live)
  7. Speed Merchants (Live)
  8. Nowhere Fast (Live)
  9. Cross Me Fool (Live)
  10. Concussion (Live)
  11. Stabbed In The Back (Live)
  12. Shotgun Justice (Live)
  13. Electric Torture (Live)
  14. Brass Knuckles (Live)
  15. Soldier of Fortune (Live)
  16. Take This Torch (Live)
  17. Evil Invaders (Live)
  18. The Pugilist (Live)

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