Warlock is without question one of the most prominent bands in the history of German heavy metal. Their musical journey began in the early 1980's and came to a sudden stop in 1987, when the group's singer, Doro Pesch, was forced to continue her career under a new moniker. This year, Metal Mind Productions are proud to present the exclusive re-release of Warlock's amazing album - "Hellbound" which captures the sheer essence of heavy metal, delivering fast and melodic riffs, intense drumming and stunning vocal performances by one of the best female metal singers of all times! Warlock's fourth LP "Triumph and Agony" was released on September 29th, 1987. The album went even further into mainstream grounds, delivering perhaps the most cohesive material in the band's entire career. Unfortunately, soon after that both Michael Eurich and Niko Arvanitis left the group, leaving Doro as the band's sole original member. After the recruitment of drummer Bobby Rondinelli (ex-Rainbow) and guitarist Jon Levin, Doro was ready to record Warlock's fifth LP. However, her plans were foiled by a law suit issued by the group's ex-manager who claimed the rights for Warlock's name. Surprisingly, he won and Doro, pressured by her record label, chose to continue her career under a new moniker. As DORO, the singer released many successful albums, the most recent being "Fear No Evil" from 2009. In 2004, Doro reunited with the original members of Warlock for a few festival performances. Unfortunately, legal problems made it impossible for the band to continue using their original name. Warlock ceased to exist along with "Triumph and Agony", a title which proved to be an ironic metaphor of the group's future. Nevertheless, thanks to the exclusive re-release of "Hellbound" fans may once again revisit the golden years of Warlock - the years that brought the true quintessence of heavy metal. The new digipak edition of the album includes 2 bonus tracks and is limited to 2000 copies. Re-released on a golden disc.