(NWOBHM/Heavy/Speed Metal) Avenger (UK) [w. Alien, Black Rose, Hellanbach, Venom, Warfare, Saracen] - Discography/Дискография (16 releases) - 1982-2014, MP3, VBR V0, 192-320 kbps

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1. Mace Imperial 01:21
2. Race Against Time 03:25
3. Fate 03:37
4. Fields of the Burnt 04:24
5. Into the Nexus 04:08
6. Decimated 04:22
7. In Arcadia Go! 03:51
8. Killers (Iron Maiden cover) 05:07
9. Flayer Psychosis 07:08
10. Shot to Hell 03:31
11. Midnight Mass Destruction 05:23

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Side A
1. Alien - Could Have Done Better 02:39
2. Avenger - Hot 'n' Heavy Express 04:27
Side B
3. Black Rose - Knocked Out 03:32
4. Hellanbach - All Systems Go (Full Scale Emergency) 03:19

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1. Venom - 7 Gates Of Hell 4:16
2. Warfare - Burning Up 3:03
3. Saracen - We Have Arrived 4:12
4. Avenger - Under The Hammer 2:32
5. Venom - Bursting Out 2:59
6. Warfare - Metal Anarchy 3:32
7. Venom - Witching Hour 3:33
8. Avenger - To Wild To Tame 2:49
9. Saracen - Love On Sight 3:22
10. Avenger - Revenge Attack 4:09
11. Venom - Manitou 2:59
12. Saracen - Cheatin' 3:43
13. Avenger - Run For Your Life 2:59
14. Venom - Nightmare 3:58
Made in Japan

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Disc 1
1. Hot 'n' Heavy Express 04:09
2. Too Wild to Tame (Blitzkrieg cover) 02:38
3. On the Rocks (7" single version) 03:14
4. Enforcer 03:52
5. You'll Never Take Me (Alive) 03:22
6. Matriarch (Montrose cover) 03:51
7. Warfare 05:26
8. On the Rocks 02:49
9. Rough Ride 03:28
10. Victims of Force 03:30
11. Death Race 2000 03:06
12. N.O.T.J. 05:31
Disc 2
1. Revenge Attack 04:13
2. Run for Your Life 02:59
3. Brand of Torture 02:14
5. (Fight for the) Right to Rock 04:11
4. Steel on Steel 04:44
6. Hard Times 01:59
7. Under the Hammer 02:33
8. Face to the Ground 02:47
9. Dangerous Games 01:49
10. Yesterday's Heroes 04:39
11. M.M.85 02:10
12. Sawmill 03:39

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1. Venom - 7 Gates of Hell 04:16
2. Warfare - Burning Up 03:03
3. Saracen - We Have Arrived 04:12
4. Avenger - Under the Hammer 02:32
5. Warfare - Metal Anarchy 03:32
6. Venom - Witching Hour 03:33
7. Saracen - Love on Sight 03:22
8. Avenger - Revenge Attack 04:09
9. Saracen - Cheatin' 03:43
10. Avenger - Run for Your Life 02:59
11. Warfare - Rape 03:34
12. Venom - Nightmare 03:58
Originally released on VHS in 1985.
Split VHS featuring promo videos of the bands included.

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1. Hot 'n' Heavy Express 04:03
2. Hunt You Down 02:37
3. Love's Too Late 04:42
4. Space Traveller 04:29
5. Too Wild to Tame (Blitzkrieg cover) 02:33

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Side A
1. Too Wild to Tame (Blitzkrieg cover) 02:42
Side B
2. On the Rocks 03:16
"Too Wild to Tame" was originally performed by Blitzkrieg, and was brought to Avenger by Brian Ross after his previous band split up. The original Blitzkrieg demo version later surfaced on various compilation albums, and was professionally re-recorded in 2015.

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1. Fate 03:45
2. In Arcadia Go 03:59
3. Flayer Psychosis 07:19
A few demos from "The Slaughter Never Stops"

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Avenger - Inquisitor (Raven Cover) [Sample] 01:30

Avenger are a heavy metal band from Newcastle, England. Associated with the new wave of British heavy metal scene, they released two albums in the 1980s before splitting up. The band reunited in 2005.
Brian Ross, Mick Moore and Gary Young founded Avenger late in 1982 after Ross and Moore's previous group, Blitzkrieg, split up. The group began recording demos, "Hot 'n' Heavy Express", was their first appearance on record, included on a Neat Records compilation EP. Their debut single for Neat, "Too Wild to Tame", followed in October 1983 after the addition of guitarist John Brownless.
Shortly after this, lead singer Brian Ross left the group to join Satan; Satan's singer, Ian Swift, promptly joined Avenger as lead vocalist. Adding guitarist Les Cheetham, they released their first LP, Blood Sports, in 1984. This began a period of the band playing regularly in western Europe at the time a hub of the emerging metal scene
A second album followed shortly after on Neat, entitled Killer Elite along with a three track accompanying video. The group toured the United States in 1986 replacing Les Cheetam with Greg Reiter, The touring duty of the US tour fell to Darren Kurland as drummer. After 4 months, returning to England, the group broke up, blaming poor record label support preventing the band exploiting their potential in America. Ian Swift joining Atomkraft and Gary later joining Blitzkrieg.
The group's entire discography was released in 2002 by Sanctuary Records. As well as Brazilian Label Frontline Rock rereleasing both albums in Latin America in 2003.
In February 2005 the core lineup of Young, Swift and Moore reunited and added north-east session musician, Liam Thompson (formerly guitar/vocals of Death in Blood) and guitarist Glenn Howes (former Blitzkrieg, Tygers of Pan Tang, Earthrod and currently with N.W.O.B.H.M. band, Fist) and toured across the UK and Europe with US group Y&T, among others.
The Avenger line-up changed again in 2007 with the departure of original bassist Mick Moore. The new line-up of Avenger featuring Ian Swift on vocals, Gary Young, Liam Thompson, Sean Jefferies (former guitarist of Fallen Skies, Earthrod) and Huw Holding (former bassist of Order of the Black Sun, Nord, Cardinal Synne) and have since toured with or played alongside bands such as Twisted Sister, Candlemass, Saxon, Rage, Raven, Sinner, Grim Reaper, UFO, Cradle of Filth, Skyclad and Diamond Head in 2007.[3]
The new album The Slaughter Never Stops was released 1 December 2014 to very positive reviews, averaging a score of 8/10.

Current line-up:
Gary Young - Drums, Vocals (backing) (1982-1986, 2005-present) [Repulsive Vision, ex-Blitzkrieg, ex-Order of the Black Sun]
Ian "Swifty" Swift - Vocals (1983-1986, 2005-2009, 2014-present) [ex-Atomkraft, ex-Cardinal Synne, ex-Satan, ex-Tysondog]
Liam Thompson - Guitars, Vocals (backing) (2005-present) [ex-Death in Blood]
Sean Jefferies - Guitars (2006-present) [ex-Earthrod, ex-Fallen Skies]
Danny McEwan - Bass (2017-present) [Repulsive Vision]