Arguably one of the most important bands in extreme music and extreme metal history, VENOM needs little introduction. After the ensemble’s already infamous performance released as “The 7th Date of Hell – Live at Hammersmith Odeon 1984”, the pioneering beast that is VENOM returned to the venue in 198…
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