D.B.C. "D.B.C. Dead Brain Cells Transparent Red Vinyl LP" 12" beyond tomorrow Beware the funeral winds and Beware the funeral winds and prepare for an epic dark journey into the shadows of the underworld … and in the car I was bouncing back and forth between listening to the demo and recording voice memos of all the vocal melodies on my phone Piledriver and Sacrifice had already done the groundwork over the previous few years but 1987 would be there year that saw the local scene taking the next step in its evolution with a new generation of bands making their initial forays into the world of recorded music had only formed in February of the previous year but had wasted no time in delivering their self titled debut album in partnership with well respected New York metal label Combat Records who had already made quite a name for themselves in the underground scene