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Digitally remastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound, New York, New York.
With a shockingly tight performance and a handful of evil anthems, Glen Benton and company managed to craft a death metal classic with their eponymous debut. Taking their Satanism to a new level of seriousness, Benton was burning crosses into his forehead and desecrating churches to promote this album, something that didn't exactly endear them to the mainstream metal media. While similar (and even weaker) groups were getting hyped up as the leaders of the death metal underworld, this album struck a chord that would, for good or bad, instantly inspire legions of like-minded groups. The riffs are actually memorable, with insane blastbeat drums and an uncanny sense of timing guiding the songs as they charge through one by one. "Lunatic of God's Creation" may be one of the best death metal songs written in this period, taking all of these elements to their natural extreme and crafting an ugly Satanic epic. "Carnage in the Temple of the Damned" is a speed-happy chunk of blasphemy that borders on grindcore, while "Dead by Dawn" is another gem that survives on the creative riffing and horrible vocals. Benton's vocals are actually one of the main features, as his guttural growl is touched up by production tricks to sound absolutely hideous and tortured as he spews his Satanic nonsense. At the time it seemed quite evil, and the press surrounding him suggested that he was willingly possessed by demons that sang through him. On top of that, he also claimed that since he was the antithesis of Jesus Christ, that he would kill himself at the age of 32 to mimic Christ's death. Heady stuff for a death metal band, but even though the gimmick may have banished them from the cover of Hit Parader, it didn't take away from the effectiveness of the album. They would later go on to make questionable musical progress and strip away much of the brash suggestiveness of their image (for the record, Benton failed to commit suicide when he claimed he would), but before all of that they still managed to craft one truly great album in the death metal genre that will survive long after the gimmicks are gone. ~ Bradley Torreano
Remaster On Gold Disc,New Packaging
Reissue producer: Jeff Daniel.
Recorded at: Morrisound Recording, Tampa, Florida. Includes liner notes by Michael Moynihan.
Personnel: Glen Benton (vocals); Brian Hoffman, Eric Hoffman (guitar); Steve Asheim (drums).
Audio Mixer: Scott Burns .
Audio Remasterer: George Marino.
Liner Note Author: Michael Moynihan.
Recording information: Morrisound Recording Studios, Tampa, FL (03/1990).
Illustrator: Glen Benton.
Photographers: Tim Hubbard; Carole Segal; Frank White; Michael Haynes. Purchase Deicide CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Deicide Insineratehymn CD (2000)
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Deicide Glen Benton (vocals, bass); Eric Hoffman, Brian Hoffman (guitar); Steve Asheim (drums).
Not that Deicide care, but Insineratehymm is that rarest of death metal records that fans of all heavy ...
| | Deicide Serpents Of The Light CD (1997)
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| | Deicide Once Upon The Cross CD (1995) Uncensored Art Version
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| | Deicide Legion CD (1992)
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This onslaught of ever-shifting double-bass and extreme guitar riffing is considered by many to be an essential (if not the premier) example of Deicide's world-class death metal. While bassist/vocalist and bandleader Glen Benton never accepted the categorization, his band helped define the early '90s death movement with their somewhat complicated, ultra-heavy music and low, growling vocals. Legion stands out as a musically ...
| | Cannibal Corpse Tomb Of The Mutilated CD (1992)
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Released in 1992, Tomb of the Mutilated helped establish Cannibal Corpse's reputation as one of metal's goriest, most vile outfits. Boasting some of the sickest ...
| | Morbid Angel Covenant CD (1993)
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| | Annette Ducharme Sanctuary CD (1997) (Import) Import; Canada
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| | More Rockin' On Broadway CD (2002)
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Like its predecessor, this is an assortment of rare tracks from Bob Shad's Time, Brent, Shad, and Warner labels, all recorded from 1958-1961. Among the 25 tracks are just a couple of contributors that most oldies rock fans might recognize: the Bell Notes, famous for "I've Had It" (not here, though three of their other tracks are), and Skip & Flip, who had hits with "Cherry Pie" and "It Was I" (though they're represented here by a different single, "Fancy Nancy"). Otherwise it's a real grab bag of obscurities, musically like something you might shovel up if you were looking through the dime-a-single bin in the early '60s, though these happen to all be from the same family of labels. Like many scrappy indies of the time, Bob Shad's imprints tried various rock & roll styles: somewhat raw, rockabilly-tinged rock & roll; vocal group doo wop; instrumentals; urban R&B; light pop/rock ballads with strings; novelties; and more. This isn't the least distinguished of such CD reissues by any means, but it's real middle-of-the-pack, with nothing in the way of hidden gems or desirable oddities to recommend it. The Bell Notes are about the best of this motley lot, sounding a little like a garage Everly Brothers, the 1960 single "No Dice" being the best of their tracks on the CD. Mickey Baker (who plays on a couple of the Bell Notes' songs) and King Curtis are heard as sessionmen on some tracks, though these are far from their more notable credits; Curtis, in fact, fronted the studio band O.C. & the Holidays, and both sides of an instrumental ...
| | Receptor Sight Cycles And Connections CD (2006)
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Cycles and connections, the second album by Receptor Sight is an interesting mixture of various influences put together in a soundtrack type form. Imagine a bit of early floyd, a bit of brian eno and coil, mix that in with rush, can, sonic youth and the japanese noise masters of the acid mothers temple. now lay back in a candle lit room, crank up loud and listen to the various experimental sound creations, layers of melody, and enjoy."Cycles and Connections" is an interesting collection of meditative instrumental compositions that defy classification. The best way to describe the unique qualities of this album is to take you through it track by track. The music begins with "Flying Towards the Hole" an uninhibited tribal beat that intensifies as it changes. The beat is accompanied by a number of sound effects that blend naturally into the unpredictable progression. Next, "The Basal Ganglia Forest" brings us into a formless work of middle eastern style guitar and acoustic percussion (the liner notes do nothing to explain the instrumentation so I can only guess they used a small set of bongos here). After a brief interlude of ambient noise we are plunged into the surprising "Fourth Song." This track is the first thing the album presents in the way of a conventional progressive rock song with its electric guitars and driving beat. Even this song breaks up the form though; about half-way through the action begins to rise. Soon after it falls, and twists and turns until it evaporates into a cloud of sound. "Slowed Down Thumb" is collection of chimes and other small percussion (sticks, blocks, etc.) that puts one in mind of a Philip Glass composition (with the keyboards removed). This is followed by "Bagel and Green," the highpoint of the album. This lengthy track has a jam band feel to it. It has much more structure than anything ...
| | Browden And Avital Omer Avital Marion Browden CD (2009) (Import)
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| | Shoshana Smith Sassy Lady CD (2004)
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Shoshana Smith doesn't like boxes and titles but know they are sometimes necessary so she has decided to call her music JAZZFUNKSOULOETRY, which is a mixture of Jazz, Funk, R&B and Poetry. Smith has performed all over the New England and New York City area gracing audiences with her poetic wisdom, intoxicating wordplay and soulful singing style.Many have said listening to this "Sassy Lady is like reading a good book through song and music. Not only is the music funky and the vibe groovy, each song takes you on a journey from start to ...
| | Wendy Rule The Lotus Eaters CD (2006) (Import)
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Based on the ancient Greek mythic poem of The Odyssey, Wendy Rule's fourth studio album is an epic journey of love, joy and pain, set against a swirling soundscape of vibraphone and cello.Here's what the press have said:The 15 tracks on this album are not only captivating, but have enough strength and substance to transport you to an alternate realm....Wendy Rule's vocals accurately attract dark and sensual descriptions, yet it must also be said that they become somewhat entrancing when entwined amid a poignant cello. Wendy has the kind of voice that exists as a complex instrument within itself. The Lotus Eaters marks the point in which Wendy has evidently mastered his unique instrument and elevated it to new heights. Opening with 'Horses' gently lulls the listener into a state of repose and serves as an adequate introduction of the things to come over the remaining fourteen tracks. The consistent themes of water and ocean instill a sense of floating and ensure the journey within The Lotus Eaters is gentle yet guided... The Lotus Eaters is one of those rare albums that have the ability to instantly capture you... Wendy Rule gives meaning to the word unique...Beat Magazine, Melbourne, AustraliaThe sea is a dominant influence in Melbourne singer/songwriter Wendy Rule's latest offering, as one might expect for an album based thematically on the tale of The Odyssey. The eight minute opener, Horses, arrives ...
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