Brian Hoffman Discography of CDs

Brian Hoffman CD discography 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 ...

Brian Hoffman discography Once Upon the Cross is a typically brutal set from Deicide that is particularly notable for the guitar pyrotechnics of Eric and Brian Hoffman. Lyrically, the band might be reiterating their Satanic themes, but musically, the band continues to grow. ~ David Jehnzen Personnel: Glen Benton (vocals); Brian Hoffman, Eric Hoffman (guitar); Steve Asheim (drums). Audio Mixer: Scott Burns . Recording information: Morrisound Recording Studios, Tampa, ...

Brian Hoffman albums Love 'em or hate 'em, you have to respect Deicide's willingness to remain true to their original musical vision. On Serpents of the Light, the band offers fans more of its infamous dark metal, complete with vocal growls from Glen Benton (who also plays the bass), perfectly in-sync dual guitar work (courtesy of Eric Hoffman and Brian Hoffman), and insanely metronome-perfect double bass ...

Brian Hoffman CD discography Things get off to a pretty nice start as the title track to Deicide's seventh and final Roadrunner release, In Torment, in Hell, breaks out of its mid-tempo grind and into some traditional, inspired death metal double bass riffing. Bandleader Glen Benton (bass and vocals) certainly rates as high as usual on the cookie-monster vocal scale and guitarists Brian and Eric Hoffman are ...

Brian Hoffman music CDs Recorded between 1990 & 2000. Includes liner notes by Joey Jordison. For all of their important contributions to the advance of pure American death metal, Florida's Deicide will probably be remembered in the end for the exaggerated publicity stunts of outspoken frontman Glen Benton -- possibly the only man to take his anti-crusade against Catholicism seriously enough to brand an inverted cross onto his ...

Brian Hoffman songs Floridian blasphemers Deicide have been instrumental in codifying the sound and style of death metal. SCARS OF THE CRUCIFIX is yet another refinement of the equation. The album's brevity (about 30 minutes long) works to its advantage, positioning it as a swift and savage attack akin to a demon landing suddenly on your shoulders. The songs are of course primarily concerned with ...