49-track, 5 disc box set encompassing the career of British speed metal act Trjan, including recordings made under the bands temporary moniker Talin, featuring two full albums, plus live tracks and extensive and unreleased demos.

CD 1 features the debut Trjan full length studio album, Chasing The Storm, originally released in 1985, while CD 2 features a full Trjan live set recorded at the Dynamo Club in Eindhoven, Holland.

CD 3 features the full-length studio album Killing The World, originally released in 1989, and recorded under the name Talin, while CD 4 features a full Talin live set recorded in Bulgaria, plus additional demo tracks. CD 5 features rare and unreleased Trjan demos.

Originally founded in Wigan in 1982 by guitarist Pete Wadeson, Trjan played an aggressive hybrid of speed and thrash metal, playing a riff heavy brand of metal that drew comparisons to Motorhead and Metallica, while retaining the melodic precision of the NWOBHM era.

The bands debut album was released on Roadrunner in 1985, with the band having previously debuted a track on the Ebony Records compilation Metal Maniaxe in 1982.

Resurfacing under the name Talin in 1988, they released the intense Killing The World via Major Records, an offshoot of Peaceville Records, in 1989.

Now reformed and performing once again under the name Trjan, this release features extensive liner notes, photos, and archive material supplied by band mainstay Pete Wadeson.