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 Legion - Deicide
 Legion - Deicide ... Tracklisting1 Satan Spawn The Caco Daemon 2 Dead But Dreaming 3 Repent To Die 4 Trifixion 5 Behead The Prophet (No Lord Shall Live) 6 Holy Deception 7 In Hell I Burn 8 Revocate The Agitato Newest Review: ... acts. The improved production really fleshes out all of the instruments, including Glen Benton's previously obscured bass ... more ... guitar and Steve Asheim's drums that no longer sound like they're made of paper, making for one of the most vicious releases of 1992.
Benton is still the star here, spitting forth the verses with commendable anger as in the opener 'Satan Spawn, the Caco-Daemon,' and the energy and high speed never let up. While this inevitably results in yet another death metal album more concerned with speed and force than musical creativity, it's what you'd expect from the genre in the first place, and this is a noteworthy example...more |
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Legion
Release Date: 1997 - 01 - 01, Audio CD, Roadrunner Last Update 10.12.2009 06:10
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Legion - Deicide: Legion (195 words)
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A chorus of bahhing sheep and a demonic voice speaking the first song title backwards open Deicide's second album, which remains their finest offering, even if it pales in comparison to other (often lesser known) death metal acts. The improved production really fleshes out all of the instruments, including Glen Benton's previously obscured bass guitar and Steve Asheim's drums that no longer sound like they're made of paper, making for one of the most vicious releases of 1992. Benton is still the star here, spitting forth the verses with commendable anger as in the opener 'Satan Spawn, the Caco-Daemon,' and the energy and high speed never let up. While this ... Read the complete review
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