Location: Russia
Genre: Heavy Metal/Hard Rock
Discography: "Выбор" (1984): https://www.discogs.com/release/2332072 ... 0%BE%D1%80

Samples & VR proof needed.

Sounds like some kind of industrial metal. Only sample I can find online is this song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C7amC6WBD8 and was rejected for not having enough music to assess.

Apparently, 30 people on discogs own this album. https://www.discogs.com/release/5131899 ... wninstreet

Might be worth sending out some messages asking for more samples / mp3s on google drive / or possibly just buying the album from someone.

Was on a couple of compilations too, but unfortunately they all are the same song I linked above. https://www.discogs.com/artist/353950-F ... ppearances

Location: Denmark
Genre: Heavy Metal/Hard Rock
Discography: "Feel" (1994): https://www.discogs.com/release/1021878 ... -Rage-Feel

Samples needed.

Ka'ili had a very checkered history. There isn't really a single constant, except perhaps that Olaf on drums, Airwin on guitar and Martin on bass were permanent members of the band. Although that doesn't actually apply to Martin either, shortly before Ka'ili was absorbed into Avalanche, Martin also deserted.

The band was founded in 1984 and quickly made its first public attempts. Unfortunately nothing has been preserved here. I would say that this is definitely due to the times. The Greens come to Bonn, Germany sings “A little peace”, and the fall of the Berlin Wall heralds the end of the GDR. There were the strangest fashion trends, e.g. B. Neon pink aerobics cuffs for sports. The most important accessories were leggings, a bodysuit, a headband and these cuffs. Not to forget, the Hamburg magazine “Stern” presents the alleged diaries of Adolf Hitler.

To summarize, you can probably see it like Johann “Hans” Hölzel: “Anyone who can remember the 80s didn’t live through it.”

What does all this nonsense mean here? Just this much: the photo above is from the first occupation of Ka'ili. And then two more songs from the rehearsal room, but without singing.
Ka'ili 1986

Ka'ili 1986 - Airwin, Olaf, Martin and Thomas

The first line-up change took place in 1986:

Airwin: Guitar
Martin: Bass
Thomas: Guitar
Olaf: Drums

The demo Outside was recorded in the summer of ’86 at Teddy Debakel Studios.
Ka'ili 1988

Ka'ili 1988 - Sandra, Thomas, Airwin, Martin and Olaf

In 1988 there was another change in the line-up with Sandra, a singer was found.

The line-up then followed up with further performances and work on a new demo. Unfortunately the line-up didn't last too long; at the end of 1990 the last demo Lovely G. was recorded again with the line-up Airwin, Martin, Thomas and Olaf.

Shortly after recording Lovely G., Martin left Ka'ili for Parents' Hope and Matze joined as the new bass man, thus initiating the change to Avalanche.