First 3 volumes of our RWH arcane demo collector series coming out on November 1st 2011:

Volume 1: AERIAN RAGE - Fist of Steel CD
Classic US heavy/power metal from South California. This is compilation of all demos recorded between 1983 to 1985, which should appeal to fans of Ruthless, Thrust, early Leatherwolf, Omen, Dark Age, Shok Paris, etc.

Volume 2: BATTLECRY - Cry of the Warrior CD
The cult 1985 demo by the Belgian metal masters. For fans of Crossfire, Killer, Ostrogoth, etc.

Volume 3: MAX PLÄNCK - Kill The Pain CD
Arcane true underground demo monster from 1985. Trully one of a kind for fans of Manilla Road, Cirith Ungol, early Scorpions, etc.

All volumes limited to 500 hand-numbered copies, with custom cover artwork and classic oldschool red-white-black booklet layouts.

I will be buying all three. I remember downloading stuff of them all and liking it.

Hey, Iordan. Have you ever thought about doing a kind of subscription club? I've always wished a label would do this. Like Frontiers Records, for instance. They put out like three albums a month. I'd love to pay like $10 a release as part of a subscription program with them.

I know a lot of publishers do similar things. Like Delirium Books has a novella club. They put out two novellas a month. They're hardcover, limited to 150, signed by the author. The cost is $20 a pop. It's a really cool, popular thing.

I wish labels did it.

You mean to give a discount if you commit to buy all my releases? I can do that, but since my releases span from melodic hard-rock to blackened thrash, very few people tend to be interested in them all and I never though such idea would be of much interest...

Buying a hardcover edition, limited to 150, signed by the author for $20 sounds like mega-killer deal! I'm hoping to pick the limited subterraneanpress "Dance with Dragons", which is limited to 448 copies and costs $275 plus $20 shipping... maybe I should just save my buck and go for the exclusive hardcover box-set Amazon started to pre-order (first 4 volumes for $87, free super saver shipping).

Yeah, maybe your label wouldn't be ideal for that, but for the right label it's a solid system to work from, I think.

And I hear ya on that Dance limited, but it's waaaaaay out of my price range. Haha. I typically don't do the limited edition thing because the books are too expensive. I'll splurge for a friend, you know, but that's different. If it's just an author I dig, I rarely can justify spending that kind of cash on one book, you know.

I seldom allow myself to buy limited books - there are so many I want I'll be eternally broke, haha! However, I've been obsessed with Ice & Fire and the subterranean edition appealed to me very strongly. Regardless, I'll probably go with Amazon's box-set. It looks awesome (although I hate it when they use props from the HBO series for cover artwork.

Yeah, it does look awesome. But what about the next four? Will they create another box that matches? My OCD would be pissed if they didn't. Haha.

I did order Subterranean's limited edition of Terry Brooks's Indomitable novella. Paid for it in April, it was supposed to come out this month. Apparently, though, it's been postponed until next summer. And not a goddamn word was said about it from Subterranean!

I don't care that Del Ray didn't want a novella coming out so close to the release of the latest Brooks novel (which is dumb in and of itself because Indomitable was released years ago and this is a new limited edition so there's no competition), but Subterranean should have told those who'd preordered it that it was now delayed. If they'd been upfront, I'd be cool with the delay, but they said nothing which is annoying as hell.