Okay - I researched Lazy Wizzard for a little while yesterday and couldn't find out one way or the other. Tried emailing the band at the email address given on their website.

Needs research. - Dweller
Location: Montreal, Canada
Genre: Thrash Metal
Band members: Unknown (possibly Pat Brien / Patrick Brien)
Discography: Unknown - they have a song, "Too Late to Realize" on a compilation CD that I own, "Ruins - A Compilation Featuring Montreal's Heaviest-Diverse Bands" (1995, Braide-Lexus Productions). Most of the bands on this comp have releases that are mentioned in the mini-bios of the bands. It could be that this song is all that they ever released (?)
Discogs link: https://www.discogs.com/Various-Ruins-A ... se/9947127
Small bio written in liner notes: "This power metal foursome incorporates melodic choruses with solid guitar hooks. Bakes it at 450 degrees Celsius, then lets it burn in your mind. 'Too late to Realize.'" Contact info: Pat Brien, 514-435-5658, or Braide-Lexus Productions. Also has their pretty cool-looking logo printed with the bio.

Bought it.

I just started a Facebook account to try to get in contact with some people who played in bands that we're looking for more info on. Just tried reaching out to these people: Patrick Brien (Dweller), Francesco Burrafato (Nuclear Rain), Kempton Baker (Erratic Pace), Steve Pershing (Hard Colors), Jason Ewing (Otovoid), Dave Hughart (The Wrath), Scott Wallin (Fatal Blessing), Gregor Zech (2nd Subway), Martin Edtmayr (Suicide), Jon DeVol (DeVol), Chuck Bacchi (Wreckoning), Alessio Amorati (Ground Zero), Jan-Erik Ahlqvist (Hostile).

Wreckoning can be removed from the list, since they have been added:
https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Wr ... 3540480459

Hand Over Fist (Virginia, US) have been submitted/added 8 days after an email to MetalCuresHeadaches to see if he wanted to submit them. Can be removed, thanks.

Lazy Wizzard (Ger) can be removed, as well. I sent a message to the band Stier, that guitarist Peter Koller plays in nowadays, asking whether or not it was the same band. Here was the response: "Yes, its the same Band. But only Peter is playing on both Records..." I will add the compilation appearance to their M.A. page.

regarding The Pussycunts: An ep called Sound Of Silence was supposed to be released last year in May. Though I suspect the band to be a punk project, naybe this guy could be contacted for more info about the band and their style:
https://m.facebook.com/PerditionHearseo ... ale2=ne_NP
https://oldhouserecords.com/ga/

Monument (Netherlands) can be removed from the list - have been added. Through contacting someone on Facebook about the band, I was linked to a live set that they played on YouTube. They play thrash/crossover with some occasional touches of death metal. Also tried contacting some other people from bands on this thread today - listing them here so that they aren't contacted more than once: John Trytek (Gangland), Ronn Chick (French Kiss), Gillen (Iron Kross), Kenny Lee Ricker (Otovoid), Ernst Hörmannseder (Suicide), Philip van Steenbergen (Unusual), Garry Mielle (Rough Justice).

Regarding Unusual: I talked to their former manager Philip van Steenbergen. The cassette on Discogs is a promo version of their second tape. A standard/regular version of it also exists. He said that the production of their first tape was better. The band was from Oud-Turnhout, Antwerp, Belgium. I heard a short clip, and they seem to play a crossover style. They played shows with Excel and Agnostic Front while they were around. Band lineup: Jan (Vocals), Paul (Rhythm Guitar), Alex (Bass), Danny (Drums), Geert (Lead Guitar). It sounds like he's going to digitize some of their music, and I can see if they should be added here or not.

Have now also tried to contact: Anders Colsefni (Body Pit, Vexx), Nico Plantenga (Krachmacher), Dave Roinuff Jr. (Ceremonial Death), Paul Stenvig (Damaskus), Groovemachine band that Mark Paulig now plays in (Empyre), Michiel Huizinga (Krachmacher), Espen Hangård (producer of Necrosis tapes), Modern Fossils band Facebook (Societys Pliers), Ian Moore (Chapel), Dave Newvine (Scandura), Primitive Art Records (Misery King's), Nico Nitsch (Apokrinomay), Kazunori Mizukawa (Dister Brain), Naoki Isobe (Crimekaiser), Joe Cippiciani (Bromothymol), Jacques Serra (Bromothymol), Axel Jüengest (Psychotic).

Regarding Krachmacher - their vocalist from '90-'94 (who was on their '92 demo) is listed on Metal Archives and played drums in 2 bands later in the '90s. https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/ ... ing/120844

Societys Pliers (US) added/can be removed. Good heavy metal - found a music video on YouTube.

Needs research. - Fall In Union
Genre: Groove/Nu Metal?
Location: Cleveland, Ohio

Known members:
Hank Hellwig - Bass and backing vocals
Tim Thornton - Drums, Percussion
Stephen Poprocki - Guitars
Charlie Flowers - Lead Vocals

Apparently released the CD "United We Stand" in 1998.
Tracklist:


Here's a barebones review and a Soundcloud page with 2 samples:
https://soundcloud.com/squaxis/sets/fal ... al-embrace
https://www.clevescene.com/cleveland/re ... id=1471781

Both not really convincing this is mostly metal, especially since I have no idea how those "Final Embrace" songs fit in.
Also looks like the songs were uploaded to Soundcloud by the original submitter, so he might've gone with the most metal songs, I dunno.

Psychotic (Ger) and Scandura (US) added. Got information/description from Psychotic, audio of full Scandura tape by contacting band members.

Regarding Wynter: I think that the demo cassette is probably the 1989 demo by the wwell-known doom/death metal band Winter from New york, since typos of this kind are qquite common in Neseblod's lsit.
https://www.metal-archives.com/albums/W ... inter/7830

Added. - Darkest Dawn

(Axel666MoWi): Regarding Wendigo, I talked to drummer Janne Hyrkäs on Facebook and PM'd you a screenshot of our conversation where when asked about the release and distribution of tapes, he said "we used to copy demos cassette to cassette, like thirty years ago..." and that they gave tapes to people "hand to hand." So, they were technically distributed but were homemade tapes and there wasn't a particular "pressing of 100" made all at once, or anything like that. Between the Soundcloud and other sites, I think they could be added. Would be good to get another mod's opinion on the distribution, but in the '80s/early '90s it was more common for DIY bands without much of a budget to record and distribute their tapes to people as a legitimate release.

I'm in the process of acquiring a copy.


Same here, for the first demo.

That's perfectly fine, yeah.

Red Bank turned out to be AOR.

Added. - Legacy

^Sent the seller an offer, we'll see.

Added. - Iron Side

Lafever can now be removed from the list, snce they have been added:
https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/LaFever/3540480854

Added. - Weapons of Violence

Needs research - Yukiguni
Country: Japan
Genre: Metalcore/Crossover?

I'll just start this off by saying that this band is currently blacklisted, but it is because I submitted them based on their 2014 album a year or so ago and it was determined to be more hardcore than metal. I have been trying to find their debut album entitled "Second Stage" because there are songs from it on Youtube that sounded metallic to me. So far I haven't been able to find a place to download it online. The band also has an ep called "Snowstorm is Blowing" and a split with a band called Vietnom that I wasn't able to find samples of. Their other releases didn't strike me as being particularly metallic.

Songs from the album:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2mH4tYa4Js
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6HZorijz-c

Discogs:
https://www.discogs.com/Yukiguni-Second ... se/9851943
https://www.discogs.com/artist/3321756-Yukiguni

Edit: I just found a website that has samples of the songs featured on the album. I think it sounds like it has potential, but I don't think these are enough by themselves.

https://web-cache.chocomaru.com/pc5/jpl ... %3F5%3F612

Regarding Weapons Of Violence It seems, that drummer Mike Kraus is nowadays playing in a cover band 3nd from Pittsburgh. At least it is very probably, that it is the same Mike Krasus as in Weapons Of Violence. Their Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/3MD-1660572447506243/about/

Needs research. - Twisted Sky
Location: Mesa, Arizona
Genre: Assumed to be Heavy Metal/Hard Rock (?)
Band members: Steve Brandner (drums, was in Anaconda), Kristian Heintz (guitars), Bob Shuart (vocals), Ron Stewart (guitars, was in Anaconda), Carey Shelton (bass, was in Anaconda)
Discography: "Rockin' Company" / "Blinded" 7" (year unknown; '80s)
Note: This was likely a name change of the Power Metal band Anaconda:
https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Anaconda/3079 - unclear whether it came before or after. The difference is that second guitarist Kristian Heintz wasn't in Anaconda, and that Twisted Sky has a different vocalist.
Web link: http://www.45cat.com/record/ts01us

Regarding Neseblod's list: Winter Night overturn is most likely the Estonian band Winter Night Overture, which is already on the stie:
https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Wi ... ture/15023

"Windquest" could be the demo tape by the Belgian band System Shit, only that the demo title was mistaken for a band name:
https://www.metal-archives.com/albums/S ... est/189030

Suicide (Austria) has been added/can be deleted from the list. I talked to their guitarist, Martin Edtmayr on Facebook. He said that the band played "Thrash Metal combined with some progressive touch." 2 of their members later played with the Thrash/Death Metal band Spearhead, also on Metal Archives. There were 100 copies of the Suicide cassette produced, which has been noted on the release's Metal Archives listing.

Regarding Bromothymol (France), would anybody who knows French be able to watch this 3-minute interview and see if there is any mention about their 1984 cassette release?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlyeOJXPIvo
The '84 demo was recorded (and very likely released) one year before this interview. On the band's ReverbNation page and on France Metal Museum it's mentioned that the band is looking for the tape, and to contact if you have it (which to me means that it was physically released - they apparently got a copy, too, as it is uploaded on ReverbNation with the same track listing shown on the release at France Metal Museum, a very detailed and accurate webpage.)
I tried contacting someone else from the band today to ask if it was officially released. The first 2 band members that I messaged didn't get back to me.

I checked the short Bromothymol interview. There is no mention of any cassette tape, but starting around 1:10 the interviewer asks the musician about a videoclip made "conjointly to a 45 rpm EP, your first". The guy answers "yes, to release a 45 rpm, you need a lot of advertising, and a videoclip is the best support we can have". The way it's presented, it seems like the EP was already released, but it never gets more precise than that. That's all the information there is about a potential release, really - the rest of the video is about the different ways to promote the local rock (sic) scene, videoclips, live shows etc.

Thanks for the translation, Sean. It could also be noted that the song that was aired on the TV program is "Ne résiste pas," the first song on the 1984 demo. It sounds like the interviewer referred to the demo as an EP (which was their first and only documented release). For a 1984 demo it has good sound production and could very well be looked at as, or referred to as an EP. Looking again at the France Metal Museum page, where it talks about the recording, translated to English it says "It's time to immortalize it all! In 1984, BROMOTHYMOL entered the "ADN Musique" studio..." When it's described like that, it sounds like there was a release. Immortalizing songs doesn't seem the way it would be worded if merely recording a tape for band members to reference, or send to labels, especially when being written about decades later.
With all of this info it seems likely that there is enough for them to be added to the site, but in order to try to get further clarification/details I emailed France Metal Museum, and will wait a few days to see if I get a response from them, or from vocalist Emmanuel Guerard who I wrote to a couple days ago.
https://www.reverbnation.com/bromothymol

France Metal Museum, translated to English:
https://translate.googleusercontent.com ... unPNqNfBkg

The band was added:
https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Sa ... 3540473377

Well, the way it's referred to in the interview, "45 tours" in French explicitly means the format is a 45 rpm vinyl, definitely not a cassette tape. And the term is used both by the interviewer and the bandmember. Does it mean there was first a demo tape, which was then semi-professionally released as a vinyl EP? Again, nothing more can be grasped from the interview alone. Hope you'll get more details from French Metal Museum (I like this page, too, very convenient for French metal history).

(theunrelentingattack) Regarding Arbitrator (US), I sent a message to Curtis Scott Merrell to try to get more info. Since the eBay link is now expired, here is another link that shows proof of its' existence:
http://www.betterontape.com/search.php?item=59348

Regarding Stonehenge (Ger), demo producer Gerhard Magin responded to a message and said that he can't recall whether they played heavy metal or hard rock.

(Witcher) Regarding Broilers of Death (Åland Islands) - Through some Google searches, I was able to find out who some of the band members were. Maybe they could be asked about the release of their '92 demo:

Kristoffer Gottberg
https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/ ... erg/341326

Torgny Stjärnfelt - drums
https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/ ... felt/91983

Roy Smeds - guitar, vocals

(G One) Regarding Disaster Area (US), in addition to Dino Fiorenza (as listed in the original entry), Ron Keel was also in this band (https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/Ron_Keel/13959). One of their songs, "Now" is posted here on Dino's Myspace page, if you know how to get it to play: https://myspace.com/dinofiorenzabass/music/songs). "By Self" found at this same link is probably another Disaster Area song, since it is the name of their other album, but Dino Fiorenza is listed in the artist field.

(user that posted about this band no longer registered): Regarding Syrinx (Belgium), here is some more information about them:
http://users.telenet.be/denofiniquitybe/syrinx.htm

Current band homepage for Hot Stufff: http://www.hotstufff.be/Hot_Stufff/Home.html - features Hanz Six (https://www.metal-archives.com/artists/Hanz_Six/108465). He was also playing in Neo-Prophet recently. He was in a band with Syrinx vocalist called Marsta Blasta in the late '90s, like mentioned at the Den of Iniquity site. http://www.bandtoband.com/band/marsta-blasta
Vocalist Heidi Duyck's YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/c/heididuyck/videos (was most recently in a band called Nobody's Wife).