The
enigma that surrounds Pagan Altar has been an ongoing saga for some 20
years. How was it possible for a band that has now been acknowledged and
recognised as an innovative example of the heavy rock/metal scene of the
time, is inexplicably ignored in 1980-86. Pagan Altar now receives acclaim
from countries all over the world, from fans and musicians alike, a far
cry indeed from the early eighties when no record company or real management
seemed interested in the slightest.

Nunhead Cemetery 1982
Nunhead
Cemetery in Brockley S.E. London was a favourite location for all Pagan
Altars Photographic sessions. Its crumbling chapels and Gothic monuments
provided the ideal backdrop and was the inspiration behind numerous songs
such as March of the Dead, Judgement of the Dead and The Sentinels of
Hate.