The history of New Wave Of British Heavy Metal pioneers Lyadrive from North London goes back to the very early '80's, when they recorded a song called "Another Time Another Place". The band was, at this stage in their career, still called Tempest Ride and the number was released on a compilation called "The Bridge Album" in 1982. Soon after, they changed their name to Lyadrive and recorded a 7" single for Bridge Records, featuring the two numbers "Anytime" and "White Dress", which saw the light of day in 1984. After failing to get the elusive album deal, Lyadrive disbanded towards the mid-'80's ... Only to make a short comeback in 1998, when they released their fantastic "Another Time, Another Place" CD on Minority One, which consisted of new recordings of old demo material (plus a cover of Trespass' "One Of These Days")."The Sands Of Time", Lyadrive latest vinyl-only offering for High Roller Records, can be seen as the sister release to "Another Time, Another Place" as it features all the original reordings of the classic 1982/83 demos (with a total playing time of 49 minutes and 7 seconds).