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Cemetery Sickness
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Rotten Brain Extraction
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Desecration Newport, UK
Formed in 1992, and releasing their only demo in 1993, the band caused controversy in 1995 when their album Gore and Perversion was infamously seized and incinerated by the local police due to the album's offensive content, and banned upon release. Since then the band has carried on with their ferocious death metal, getting better with each album. They have toured all over the world and loves it! ... more
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supported by 16 fans who also own “Cemetery Sickness”
Let's see...On the plus side: great musical ideas, great arrangements, lots of potential. On the downside: lyrics too cheesy, songs are lacking a bit of length: they always kind of fall short. There are great riffs, but the songs need more development. overall, very interesting: let's see what comes next. 7/10
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Land of Weeping Souls
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Cemetery Sickness”
Who doesn't know about Rogga and his phenomenal output of swedeath? It has to be acknowledged that he doesn't put out any bad songs and is capable to hold up the tension. Not only that, je eben manages to increase the intensity of his works.
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Flesh For Funerals Eternal
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I'm late to the party, but this is a beast of an album. Will be replaying this one a lot, and will get anything new from this group. Amazing from start to finish :)
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The Illusion of Time
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The consistently excellent NYC death-doom dealers dole out another heaping helping of demonic growls and nasty riffs.
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The Tower of the Morbid
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supported by 14 fans who also own “Cemetery Sickness”
First time with this band, really enjoying this album. I'll be buying their follow up soon.
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