This Polish concert was shot just two years after Onslaught had reformed. The show was a riotous affair, with the U.K.-based thrash metal band performing music that spans their entire career.

Uncover the rich past of one of metalcore's hottest bands with this phenomenal career retrospective. Old and new meet in this program that combines Unearth's devastating 2007 live show with a documentary on their humble beginnings in Massachusetts. Exclusive interviews, music videos, and a photo slideshow help fill out this story of a struggling metal band, their early days on the road, and explosive rise to the top. Performed in Pomona, California, the concert includes the songs "Giles," "Sanctity Of Brothers" "Zombie Autopilot," and many others.

UK reissue of their 1979 album with 4 alternate take bonus tracks, 'On Parole', 'City Kids', 'Motorhead' and 'Leaving Here'. 1997.

BLOOD & DIRT offers a career retrospective of the defunct San Francisco thrash metal band Vio-Lence. Directed by TALES FROM THE PIT filmmaker Jerry Allen, the documentary traces Vio-Lence's history through behind-the-scenes home-video footage; live concert clips culled from performances at Slim's and the Thrash of the Titans festival; and interviews with band members, fans, rock journalists, and thrash cohorts Exodus, Testament, Forbidden, and Death Angel.

Poland's Gothic heavy metal heavyweights release the first title in their discography with this live show in their native Krakow. The set list features music from the band's last two records, BECKETTIA and MOZARTIA, each of which pays homage to a great artist, and boasts the group's signature rough sound balanced by beautiful female vocals. Intense and varied, the band delivers an energetic show, accompanied by a 70-minute documentary about the band, as well as the video clip "Born to be the Best."