The Unexpected Guest

The Unexpected Guest delivered professional, polished, but still unquestionably tough heavy rock, on an arguably even more consistent scale than its similarly impressive predecessor. [The CD reissue of The Unexpected Guest contained four bonus tracks, including alternate versions of three cuts, and a 1988 remix of "Don't Break the Circle."] 

Demon's second album The Unexpected Guest was recorded in 1982 at Bray Studios, famous for the Hammer Horror Films. Even today people still talk about 'The Unexpected Guest' in reverential terms, many citing it as one of the most powerful and finest examples of its genre. Certainly, it showcased the band's distinctive Classic Rock musical style and the thoughtful, imaginative lyrics of Dave Hill and Mal Spooner. The addition of Andy Richards on keyboards gave yet more depth to the already expansive Demon sound. Furthermore, this second album offering was more complete, flowing easily from beginning to end.