The band's 1985 album "...Fils de la haine" was released on the French label Killers. It is known for its raw, energetic sound.
- The album was recorded in London. It featured a lineup of Paul McDonald, Dave Smith, and John Lee. The album was not a commercial success but has since gained a cult following among metal enthusiasts.
- The album's cover art, depicting a skull with flames, has become iconic in the heavy metal community. The song "Fils de la haine" was the lead single. The album was reissued in 2005 with bonus tracks.
- The band toured extensively in Europe to support the album. They played many small clubs and festivals. The album is often cited as an example of the raw, unpolished sound of early 80s heavy metal.
Killers are a British heavy metal band formed in London in 1973. They are considered part of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal movement.
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