Xentrix "Kin"

Kin is the third studio album by British thrash metal band Xentrix. It was released on March 27, 1992, and was their second album released through Roadrunner Records. The album goes more into a progressive approach than their two previous albums and was considered by the band to be the biggest mistake during their career. With a peak at No. 74 on the UK charts, the album was the last charting album for the band and the last album with vocalist/guitarist Chris Astley until his return in 2006.

Track listing

1. "The Order of Chaos" 4:41
2. "A Friend to You" 4:55
3. "All Bleed Red" 3:28
4. "No More Time" 6:58
5. "Waiting" 4:31
6. "Come Tomorrow" 5:37
7. "Release" 5:31
8. "See Through You" 6:09
9. "Another Day" 4:49
10. "Reward (Bonus Track)" 2:29

Total length: 46:39

Recording information:

Recorded and mixed in February, 1992 at Loco Studios, South Wales.

Brian Burrows - Sleeve Design, Typography

Doug Bennett - Assistant engineer

Nick Atkins - Mixing (assistant)

Mark Flannery - Producer, Engineering, Mixing

Dave Higginson - Cover Art

Vincent McDonald - Band Photos

Various Artists "Thrash The Wall"

Thrash The Wall is a Heavy Metal compilation by Roadrunner Records, released in 1990.

Tracklist

1. King Diamond - Sleepless Nights (5:01)
2. Helloween - Future World (4:02)
3. Motörhead - Eat The Rich (3:40)
4. Rage - Invisible Horizons (4:30)
5. Running Wild - Raging Fire (3:28)
6. Sodom - Remember The Fallen (4:18)
7. Paradox - Search For Perfection (4:52)
8. Annihilator - Human Insecticide (Live, previously unreleased (5:21)
9. Obituary - Find The Arise (Demo, previously unreleased) (2:25)
10. Sepultura - Sarcastic Existence (Remastered) (4:43)
11. Atrophy - Slippery Through The Crack (5:28)
12. Xentrix - Balance Of Power
13. Rochus - Let's Thrash (4:44)
14. Gang Green - Tear Down The Walls (3:15)

Total time 61:01

Helloween, Rage and Running Wild appear courtesy of Noise Inernational

Sodom appears courtesy of Steamhammer Records

Rochus appears courtesy of Amiga Records

Part of the profits of this compilation will be used to support East-German metal bands!

Atrophy's "Slipped Through The Cracks" is incorrectly listed as "Slippery Through The Crack".