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Post by madtyrant on Jun 18, 2011 17:46:52 GMT 8
I've slowly become a fan of Deceased ever since I heard "A Witness to Suspiria" in one of those freebie compilation CDs they include in metal magazines. My impression of them prior to hearing their song was that they played old-school death metal. Well, imagine my surprise when I discovered that they had a melodic edge to them (in a traditional/NWOBHM way not Goteborg) and they straddled the line between death and thrash. I've been working my way back to their back catalog ever since and finding gems along the way.
They have a new album out called "Surreal Overdose" and if the two tracks below are any indication, this will be another essential release for 2011.
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Post by gregor on Jun 18, 2011 23:31:04 GMT 8
Props to King Fowley for lasting this long still an underrated band. Luck of the Corpse is for me their most essential- filthy death metal, among the melodic death/thrash phase - As the Weird Travel On is their best, I do find Surreal Overdose a worthy follow up to ATWTO.
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Post by eltorrente on Jun 19, 2011 10:31:45 GMT 8
Luck of the Corpse, Fearless Undead Machines and Supernatural Addiction are the Deceased albums I'm most familiar with. Need to go over their other stuff as well.
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Post by idp on Jun 21, 2011 1:37:06 GMT 8
Their latest record rips!
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Post by Emilinator on Jun 21, 2011 22:28:03 GMT 8
Their latest record rips! You downloaded it? |
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Post by idp on Jun 21, 2011 23:51:47 GMT 8
Their latest record rips! You downloaded it? Nah. It was our party music on repeat and Autopsy's "Macabre Eternal" when a friend came over here last week before I got totally sick. |
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Post by devastator on Jun 24, 2012 22:02:34 GMT 8
also try to check their 'blueprints for madness'- raw, speed thrash/ death metal. "Superficial addiction".
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Post by madtyrant on Jun 25, 2012 18:19:19 GMT 8
*Supernatural Addiction - my work here is done.* |
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Post by gregor on Jun 25, 2012 19:04:59 GMT 8
Reissue of Luck of the Corpse is out with reworked artwork, remastered audio and bonus tracks  This is the album that forged Deceased as one of America's pioneering, legendary underground bands... a classic debut that still holds up 20+ years later! Features restored artwork taken from the film Black Sabbath, remastered audio and includes the unreleased 1990 Raw Demo plus a never before heard version of Feasting On Skulls recorded in 1998. Up The Tombstones!!!!!! TRACK LISTING: 1. Fading Survival 2. The Cemetary's Full 3. Experimenting With Failure 4. Futuristic Doom 5. Haunted Cerebellum 6. Decrepit Coma 7. Shrieks From The Hearse 8. Psychedelic Warriors 9. Feasting On Skulls 10. Birth By Radiation 11. Gutwrench 12. Fading Survival (1990 Demo) 13. Psychedelic Warriors (1990 Demo) 14. Experimenting With Failure (1990 Demo) 15. Industrial Tumor (1990 Demo) 16. Feasting On Skulls (1990 Demo) 17. Terrifying Specters (1990 Demo) 18. Feasting On Skulls (1998 Re-Recording) |
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Post by idp on Jun 27, 2012 0:50:15 GMT 8
That cover really creeps me out.
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